Unrealized Ideal on Stage in Australian Ranch Show
In a remote ranch hall Stingaree interrupts a concert with revolvers to force Hilda Bouverie to sing. Sir Julian Crum accompanies and the audience demands an encore, while Radford and the overseer react as the outlaw duo departs.
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Stingaree
Mrs. Clarkson
Hilda
Julian Crum
Sir Julian
London
Athenaeum
Kensington
Patti
Hilda Bouverie
Pattis
Fisher Seigniorage Plan for Steady Dollar Value
New Haven reports Professor Irving Fisher of Yale proposes an international conference to curb rising living costs and a method to stabilize the dollar by increasing bullion weight used in coinage through seigniorage. The plan maintains a gold dollar with fixed value but variable weight, adjusted automatically by a price index.
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New Haven
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Fisher
Professor Fisher
Free Lance Career of Dr George Morrison in China
Melbourne reports the life of Dr George F Morrison recently named political counselor to President Yuan Shih Kai. Born at Gleelong Scotch college, his father was principal. Defying a pedagogy plan, he left Melbourne University at 18 and has spent thirteen years in Peking roaming provinces, shaping history. Cincinnati notes a school where pupils earn money on Nov 5.
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Radford
Hana
Ted Radford
Ergeant Cameron
Mr. Hardcastle
Rosanna
Tyler
New South Wales Mounted Police
Cameron
Hardcastle
Old Duncan
Scotland
Sydney
Roth Old dPhncan
Baie
Dunedin
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Public Health Service
George F. Pearords
Maximilian
Mexico
Acapulco
Callao
Bavaria
Berlin
Bavarian State Railways
China
Melbourne
Australia
George F. Morrison
Yuan Shih Kai
Scotch College of
Cincinnati
Suffragists Torchlight Parade Planned in New York
One hundred university and college girls in Grecian costume will lead the suffrage torchlight parade Saturday in New York. A suffrage meeting will follow, marking the conclusion of the suffrage carnival.
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New York
Chemists foresee making eggs from air in future foods
Eminent chemists predict that nitrogen rich foods will be produced from the air. Dr Walden, president elect of the Ninth International Congress of Applied Chemistry in St. Petersburg 1915, says food supplies may be drawn from air soon. He notes Berthsen created nitrogen and hydrogen and that eggs, made of these elements, could be replicated in laboratories.
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Sia
Walden
St. Petersburg
Berthsen
Germany
Interparliamentary Union to Meet in The Hague in 1913
The Interparliamentary Union voted to hold its 1913 sessions at The Hague. Delegates who favored the United States invitation were drawn by the chance to convene with the inauguration of the Palace of Peace, though the Hague option won out.
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Hague
Geneva
Interparliamentary Union
The
United States
Palace of Peace
the Hague
Preservation plans for Harrison grave memorial in Cincinnati
Plans underway to honor William Henry Harrison with a monument at his North Bend grave near Cincinnati. A memorial association has secured state incorporation and will purchase the site, later transferring it to the government for a surrounding park.
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Harrison
Cincinnati
Navy
William Henry Harrison
Ohio
North Bend
Ohio River
Indiana Boundary
Many Legislature Changes in Albany Stock
Albany reports sweeping turnover in the 113th legislature with more than twenty state senators and a third of assembly members not renominated. The reshaping signals a substantial shift in political leadership and policy direction.
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Albany
N. Y
Navy plans private inspection trip as canal opens
Washington reports the navy assumes the Panama Canal will be open in about a year. The Atlantic Fleet will rendezvous at Colon this winter and special trains will be run along the canal to give naval officers a chance to inspect the locks and mechanism before the water is let in.
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Washington
Navy Department
Panama Canal
Colon
New Prosperity Wave Predicted By Harriman Line Expert
New York reports Julius Kruttschnitt, famed Harriman lines railroader, says the United States enters a new prosperity wave based on personal observations, splendid crops, and rising business confidence seen in large merchant ship shipments. The Hague hosts an international housing congress in 1913 with Prince Henry backing, aiming to spread housing knowledge and discuss rural housing, slum clearance, overcrowding, and town planning.
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New York
Julius Kruttschnitt
Harriman Lines
Unite States
Kruttschnitt
The
Hague
Holland
England
H. R. Aldridge
National Housing Reform Council
Leicester
W. Thompson
Richmond
Prince Henry
Netherlands
Paris
Antwerp
Bordeaux
Brussels
Dusseldorf
Liege
London
Vienna
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Charles Scribner's Sons
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Covent Garden
Sarah Christopher
Fire Prevention Bureau
Christopher
German Steel Trust
National Association of Master Carpenters
French Postal and Telegraph Department
American Press Association
Beonge Ernest Morrison
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