Russians Visit Washington With Technical Knowledge Group
A Russian delegation of 68, 22 women and 40 men, from Moscow’s Society for the Promotion of Technical Knowledge, toured the capital. They met with U S officials, visited the Department of Agriculture experimental farm, Congress, and a presidential reception, then planned tours of immigration, industry, and education in several eastern cities before returning to New York. Mme Lydia Tanousky, a journalist, praised American women and housing, and will publish impressions after returning to Russia.
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Society For the Promotion of Technical Knowledge
Mme. Tanowsky
Society For the Promotion of Technical Knowledge of
Moscow
United States
Cty
Department of Agriculture
Wilam Eadwin Safford
F Arthur le Clerc
Robert J. Formad
U. S
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Mr Sacaloff
Univerity of
California
Boris Maraches
Congress
Russian Empire
Wladivostock
Siberia
New York
Hartford
Trenton
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Gov Warfield
Maryland
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Rochester
Albany
Boston
Russia
Mme Lydia Tanousky
Kate Detrowsky
Mme Tanousky
America
Mme Tanovsky
Mme. Tanousky
Society For the
Snodgraas
Brobrinsky
Ite
Rusa
Scaly Head Ailment Prompts At-Home Treatment Trial
A reader describes a stubborn scalp eruption starting as a dandruff like patch that grew and bled, causing fever and hair loss until two weeks of using Curecura Soap and Ointment brought noticeable improvement. The notice promotes Curecura products and lists Boston Scarotype publishers.
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Catoosa
Gila
Wilie Johna
Adidrese Bostward
Ura Dept
Boston
Far
Pair of Royal Lovers Duchess of Fife Betrothal Report
London society circles react to the announced betrothal of Prince Arthur of Connaught to the Duchess of Fife amid prior false rumors. Speculation ends as confirmation arrives, drawing general satisfaction.
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London
Prince Arthur of
Changes in Money Bill Drastic as to Examiners
A proposed amendment to the Glass-Owen currency bill seeks to curb improper banking practices by prohibiting interlocking directorates in banks and restricting gratuities to examiners. Democrats trimmed provisions on rediscounting notes and extended paper rediscountability from 45 to 60 days. Penalties for examiners and bank officers who grant loans or gratuities were raised, including higher fines and longer maximum imprisonment.
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House
Winga
Arkansas
Atrendt
Wingo
Atock Exchange
Federal Reserve Banks
Half billion in American capital driven into Canada by policy
The report outlines how United States capital flowed into Canada under perceived reciprocity policy. It cites 1911 British Board of Trade figures from Toronto showing investments across sectors and regions, including mills, mines, land deals, agricultural supplies, and insurance firms, with totals around five hundred million dollars.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Canadas
British Board of Trade
Toronto
British Columbia
Prairie Province
Eee
Maritime Provinces
Wien Eae Neon Seater
Swindlers Plague Seaside Inns With Feigned Nobility
A seaside swindle trend uses fake titles to gain trust and furniture, lodging, and gifts. Victims include a vicar who is unwittingly drawn into schemes by letters, telephones, and staged visits from men posing as Lords. Notes detail fake shipments, hotel scams, and dramatic flight after debts and stolen jewelry.
Bryan not Worried Declines Talks on Salary Rise at Lecture
Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan spoke at Mountain Bank chautauqua on The Making of a Man denying that criticism of his time commitments matters and stating his salary suffices for home and official life though fixed charges exceed it. He refused engagements and tickets at the gate, with committees forming to address eight hour bill concerns and urging a nine hour day amid rush seasons for district women workers.
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Wiliam_ Jernings Bryan
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Col
Johnn T. McGraw
West Virginia
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Hands Off Mexico Continues Amid Diplomatic Moves
Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City detail Henry Lane Wilson leaving for the United States aboard the Mexico and meeting Rear Admiral Fletcher. Francisco de la Barra prepares to lead Mexico's arbitration case in Clipperton, with Paris postings planned. European powers discuss the Mexican crisis while German and other governments deny pressing requests on U S protection actions.
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Huerta
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Belgium
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Foreign Office
Germany
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Secren
Sharacgter
Senate to discuss Bristow salary request today
Senator Bristow introduces a resolution asking the President for guidance on the Secretary of State salary needed to reside in Washington and fulfill duties. Democrats push to limit debate while Republicans push back, with the measure likely to move to a committee. Elsewhere, news from Wilkes County: a local man, elbowed by paralysis, is reported seriously ill after a fall.
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Secretary of State
Washington
Senate
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Townsend
Went
Boston
Renate Simmons
Ota Meisure
Carolina
Tillman Craves Fried Chicken But None Here Is Good
Senator Ben Tillman of South Carolina, famed for hearty fare, now laments the lack of good fried chicken in Washington. He recalls childhood dishes in South Carolina and notes his new restricted diet centers on light meats, fish, and one daily meal amid scarce poultry offerings in the capital.
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Ban Tillman
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Washington
Gefield County
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Diaz envoy to Japan taken out of politics
Mexico City reports Gen Welx Diaz named special ambassador to Japan to thank the country for aiding Mexico’s centennial in 1910. Huerta aims to remove him from political life temporarily. Diaz likely to depart Saturday and return before the October 26 presidential election, with a long Tokyo mission and cautious schedule. Accompanied by five secretaries and military attaches, Diaz may be joined by Senora Diaz for a special train to Santa Cruz and boat to San Francisco.
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Japan
Mexico
Diaz
Huerta
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Tokyo
Sigit
Gen Huerta
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Reyes
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Eurepe
Ghent
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San Franciso
Burglars Loot Fairfax Farmer Near Alexandria
Masked intruders entered the home of farmer Burley Dove near Franconia Virginia and looted a trunk. One man held a revolver to Dove’s head while another opened the trunk and stole 74 dollars, then chloroformed him. Dove’s wife and six children were present. suspects fled before identity could be established. Fairfax authorities investigate. The article also notes a child, Thelma Gordon Brown, in critical condition.
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Alexandria
Noton Post Bureau
King Grest
Burley Cove
Fairfax County
Franconia
Ad Tyler
Dove
Dave
Tragic fall leaves girl in critical condition at hospital
A two story fall in Alexandria leaves a young girl with a fractured skull and other injuries. Neighbors found her on the sidewalk after her mother left to fetch water. Dr Gorman ordered immediate hospitalization as the child fights for recovery. A separate note: Linden Wheatley, convicted of mail theft, may seek parole about mid September after serving a third of his sentence. George H Hayden named special officer at Union Station to fill vacancy from Rudolph Norris resignation and election to the city police force.
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Federal Pardon Board
Linden Wheatley
United States Court
Atlanta
Wheatley
George H Hayden
Union Station
Rudolph Norris
Alexandria
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