Russia’s Stolypin Reforms Face General Strike Fears
Situation in Russia centers on M. Stolypin’s “strong handed reform” plan. Premier argues Viborg manifesto signers avoided arrest to prevent martyrdom. A nationwide general strike looms as peasants fear railroad disruptions that threaten grain to starving districts. Police in St Petersburg and Moscow ramp up meetings busts and domiciliary searches amid tensions.
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M. Stolypin
Stolypin
Viborg
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Duma
Notable Figures and Global News in Brief
Obituaries report Henry C. Brockmeyer a Missouri leader dies after long illness. California offers 40000 jobs at high wages. Prince Eugene Murat dies in a car overturn near Munich. Northwest saengerbund opens in St Paul with 5000 audience. Diners in La Grange witness fatal dynamite accident. James De Remer, railroad builder, dies in Denver at 59. Cotton trade scrutiny prompts probe into officials’ stock ties. Justice Day to deliver McKinley monument address in Columbus. Bryan reception in NYC seeks modest public subscriptions. Leyte battle claims many Palajanes killed and wounded. Mrs. Myer departs Moscow for better climate. Mexico City reports on strikes and worker plots views. London Cancer Lab sees hopeful cancer origins progress. German food law offenders noted alongside US. Thaw insanity remark prompts Jerome response amid ongoing opinion disputes.
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Henry C. Brockmeyer
Missouri
Concord School of Philosophy
California
Prince Eugene Murat
Munich
Karlsbad
Bavaria
Saengerbund
St. Paul
Minn
Willie Stewart
la Grange
Stewart
James Richard de Remer
Denver
Col
Royal Gorge
Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
William Day
United States Supreme Court
William McKinley
Columbus
William J. Mryan
New York
Mr. Bryan
Leyte
Myer
Russia
St. Petersburg
Mexico
Municipal Cancer Research Fund Laboratory
London
United States
Congal Brittain
Hekl
Germany
Bureau of Manufactures
Hamilton
Harry K. Thaw
Jerome
Man in Trousers Expelled From International Women’s Congress
A Paris based international women’s congress reported a humorous disruption when M Legendre of Sens arrived wearing trousers. The president deemed him ineligible and expelled him after he claimed to support the feminine cause by traveling eleven trains to attend the gathering.
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International Women’s Congress
Paris
M. Legendre of
Sens
London Globe
M. Legendre
Wedding Ceremony Etiquette Guidelines
The bride enters with her father while the groom and best man arrive early and stand to the clergyman's right. Guests should stand during the ceremony. The bride may carry a bouquet with any wedding attire, whether gown or traveling costume.
Lightning strikes bed in Wisconsin couple’s narrow escape
John Schneider and wife in Union town near Eau Claire were jolted from sleep when a bolt hit their couch, burned the sheet, twisted the bed iron, and left the pair unharmed. In California, Charles E. McCarthy survived a rare operation after a motorcycle accident sent him onto a steel rake, puncturing a lung and heart, with heart repair and lung removal performed to save him.
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Eau Claire
Wis
John Schneider
Union
Schneider
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles EB. McCarthy
Pasadena
McCarthy
Monarthy
Proper Cleaning of Kid Gloves
Benzine should not be used to clean kid gloves as it removes the dressing. Dry corn meal can clean light colored gloves if not heavily soiled. For badly soiled gloves or valuable ones, send to a professional cleaner.
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