Millyukov's Mission Four Days in America
Professor Paul Milyukov, leader of Russia’s Constitutional Democrats, arrived on the Carmania for a four day visit. He will address Carnegie Hall on the Russian situation and attend a Washington dinner hosted by Congressman Herbert Parsons. He intends to counter foreign press influence before returning to Europe.
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Russia
Paul Milyoukov
Constitutional Democrats
Douma
Carmania
Milyoukov
Civic Forum
Carnegie Hall
Washington
Herbert Parsons
Europe
America
St. Petersburg
International Children Parade Highlights Mission Society Meeting
At the eighty fifth annual meeting of the Woman's Branch of the New York City Mission Society in the Charities Building, children dressed in national costumes presented the year’s work. The event featured lively groups and cultural displays rather than dry reports, showcasing a global charitable effort.
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City Mission Society
Woman's Branch
New York City Mission Society
Charities
Brown Brothers
Roosevelt Its Guide
Mrs. Frederick Schoff, president of the National Congress of Mothers, said President Roosevelt reviewed the International Congress of Mothers program in detail during a meeting with her group in New York. He expressed strong interest in the organization, noting it as a priority.
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Roosevelt
International Congress of Mothers
Washington
Frederick Schoff
National Congress of Mothers
New York City
Mothers’ Club
Martha Washington
Immigrant Mothers Lead City Mission Meeting at White House
The New York event features Mrs. Schoff urging mothers to assist neglected children and support juvenile court work. Delegations from Hungary Switzerland Norway Sweden China perform, then Commissioner Watchorn praises city missions and immigration efforts as Russia's political unrest centers on peaceful reform.
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Children’s Court
New York
Mrs. Scho
New York City
Holland
Hungary
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
China
America
Parker Building Fire Ends as Officials Expect Bodies Found
After a Friday night blaze killed three firemen, rescue teams cleared debris at the Parker Building as investigators assess wall integrity. Mayor McClellan and Deputy Commissioner Bugher faced questions over fire lines while the subway resumed service through the danger zone.
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Parker
Bureau of Buildings
Murphy
Fourth Avenue
Fourth
Madison Avenue
Falcon
Fire Patrol
O'Connor
Fire Department
18Th Street Wall
Croker
Pittsburg
19Th Street Wall
Tubman
Oak Street
19Th Street
Lieutenant Shields
Mayor McClellan
Bugher
Sergeant Donnelly
Hugh Bonner
Frank Cramer
Shorers’ Union
Bartholomew Dunn
Diet Shift Reported As Women Smoke More
A London physician says rising cigarette smoking among women alters diet desires toward spiced thickly seasoned dishes replacing former creams and ices. The claim notes a trend in appetite and food preferences connected to smoking habits.
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London
Oriental Art Objects At Fifth Avenue Galleries
To examine the Raymond collection of Oriental objects of art now sold at suction at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries 546 Fifth Avenue reveals a wide scope of Japanese and Chinese art. The catalogue lists jade and agate snuff bottles under three inches, a bronze temple lantern nine feet high, antique Chinese rugs, a teakwood palace screen with porcelain medallions, battleaxes with historic depictions, Japanese jewelry carvings ivory pieces a polished steel mirror from the lord of Settsu province two centuries ago armor Imari plates teakwood desks and tables with massive form and delicate carving, and the largest Chinese embroidery reportedly brought to this country.
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Raymond
Fifth Avenue
Settxu
Servants of the Past and Dictionary Drill Reflections
A Montclair letter compares Civil War costs with modern servant wages and questions social shifts. The second fragment advocates dictionary drills to teach locating words, pronunciation, and definitions, stressing patient teacher guidance.
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Journal of Education
Building Jolted by Tunnel Work Near Fulton and Washington
The Hudson Company was ordered to shore the foundations at the northeast corner of Fulton and Washington streets after construction on the North River tunnel weakened them. Theodore P. Gilman of the General Electric Inspection Company said the building jolted six inches when the tunnel work began, disrupting business since October 26. Prompt rehabilitation is promised, and the tunnel company is urged to address the issue quickly.
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Hudson Company
Fulton and
Washington Streets
North River Tunnel
Theodore P. Gilman
General Electric Inspection Company
Man shoots wife and kills himself after quarrel
Max Baum fifty eight years old shot his wife in the shoulder at his home 72 East 1121st street yesterday afternoon and then died by his own hand. Mrs Baum was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital and expected to recover. Baum lived with his wife and ten children on the second floor. He had been married about thirty years.
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Max Baum
East 1121St Street
Baum
Bronx
Ons
General Post Office
Russian reformists discuss education and rights in exile talk
Professor Milyoukov outlines a universal education plan with a projected $2,500,000 budget but unsettled funding. He argues for a parliamentary regime in Russia, equal rights for Jews and all races, and notes changes in attitudes toward constitutional Democrats amid a broad empire presence.
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Douma
Russia
Milyoukov
Empire
New York
Siberia
Professor Milyoukov
America
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