Russia's Empire Council and Duma Debate Throne Reply
In St. Petersburg May day coverage, the empire council and the Duma clash over changes to government. The Duma pushes for replacing the empire council with a ministry from the dominant party to close the gap between the emperor and people. Ex-Premier Witte influences access to the meeting debating amnesty as the council vows harmony with the lower house.
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ST. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Witte
Prean
Appointment to the Council of the Empire Reforms Russian Upper House
The article notes the appointment of a president to the Council of the Empire, the Upper House of the nascent Russian Parliament, and warns that the Deuma would eliminate the council if it succeeds. It also references a policy granting amnesty for political prisoners except those guilty of murder or attempts at murder.
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Nesty
Textile party fabrics listed for selection
A shop catalog item lists fabrics including Cream and White Taffeta Sick Liberty Satin and Japanese Silke Liberty Satine plus Fianne Taffeta and Crepe de Chine.
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Fianne Taffeta
Crepe de Chine
Armure
Seattle Ministerial group to hold large Sunday closing meeting
The Seattle Ministerial association plans a noon Monday demonstration at the Grand Opera House to advocate Sunday closing. Mayor Moore, business leaders, union labor, liquor dealers, and other representatives will speak in 10 minute segments to fit a 90 minute program. The event moves from the Chamber of Commerce room to accommodate attendance.
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Seattle Ministerial Association
Chamber of Commerce
Bete
Moore
Ministerial Association
Washington Liquor Dealers’ Association
Theenders’ Association
Methodist Miniate
Tacoma Plans 120 Foot Track for Electric Line
STATE NEWS Tacoma reports the Tacoma Railway FP company will install 120 feet of track on Vaion av from midal watls to build a trolley line to Americ lake. Work begins at 4 o'clock in the morning as crews push the project forward.
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Lula
Pasco
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Attalia
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Columbia Baw
Hatfield to Rain Canadian Yukon Mining Project
C N Hatfield, famed rainmaker from Los Angeles, passed through the city yesterday en route to Vancouver and then Dawson. He holds a Yukon government contract to supply rain for the mining season, with a guaranteed payment of 19900 dollars. Yukon mining districts have suffered from drought in prior seasons.
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Los Angeles
Vancouver
B.C
Dawson
Hatfield
Yukon
New London Ladies Tailor System Chart Offer
The New London Ladies Tailor System chart, worth $500, claims any proficient sewer can complete garments. The Star offers a limited number to subscribers for fifty cents each, at 1209 Seventh avenue between Union and University streets.
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Seventh Avenue
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University Streets
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