Russian exile Dr. Aladin presses American aid for second Duma
Dr. Alexis Aladin, former first Duma member and candidate for the second, appeals to Americans to fund the Russian freedom struggle. He warns against lending to the autocratic government, outlines the expected Duma agenda, and predicts growing radicalism with possible conflict. He plans speeches in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and beyond, and seeks to unite workers peasants and middle class against autocracy.
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International Society of Sociology
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Jilkim
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The Restorer of Old Manuscripts George Trent
George Trent, famed a century ago for restoring old manuscripts and prints, died aged eighty seven in Brooklyn. He built a national reputation, handling autographs of kings emperors and revolutionary figures, and creating durable mounts by matching papers and intricate window cuts to preserve priceless volumes. His secret restoration method was debated by dealers though many believed his skill alone sustained his legendary status.
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Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
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