Russia Seen Through Russian Eyes
Madame Olga Novikoff, famed Russian social figure, speaks from London about peace, autocracy, and the grand dukes. She defends autocracy as a path to reform, notes leniency toward revolutionaries, and describes the czar as devout, generous, and bicycle-loving.
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State News Highlights From Tacoma and Puget Sound
Thomas Huggins in Tacoma assumes chief deputy warden duties at McNeil's Island. In North Yakima two boys start a fire with cigaret stumps, burning a barn and two horses. Pasco gains a new chemical fire engine with two cylinders and may form a volunteer company. Joe Whitley charged in North Yakima for murder. P. McMann, aged and feeble, missing from home. Everett to graduate 70 eighth graders. Bremerton extends telephone to Tracytown Silverdale and Brown's Bay. Whatcom normal school students visit the Portland fair. Temporary excursion tickets to Eastern cities offer reduced round trips June 14–17 and June 16–17 with May office in Seattle.
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