Platt Declines Re Election Milestone in Roosevelt Shadow
New York May 21 United States Senator Thomas C Platt announced he will not seek re election at the end of his term as he weighs retirement from public life He notes President Roosevelt has picked a successor and warns autograph seekers risk being duped by slick paper stunts while Mae Wood trial details surface and political strategy shifts loom.
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Mae Wood to be freed after $5,000 bail posted
Broadway notes a surety company will lodge $5,000 cash with the city chamberlain to secure the release of Mae C Wood from the Tombs. The transfer could not complete today as the chamberlain’s office closes at noon. the representative will return Monday to finalize the deposit and Mae Wood will be released.
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Biology on big scale in Roscoff project by Prof Delage
Special Cable from Paris reports Prof Yves Delage of the French Academy of Sciences outlining an international biographical station at Roscoff to advance marine life research. He claims male contribution is unnecessary for propagation in many species and that eggs can be fertilized with mild acid, noting live sea urchins produced six months ago continue to grow and two are pea sized.
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Great Flood Strikes Moscow and Surrounding Regions
The Moscow area and central Russia face severe flooding with Orel and Smolensk provinces submerged. Villages lose homes and railways. industry stalls as the Moskva River swells. The Kremlin rises above floodwaters while power blacks out for hours and workers halt in many neighborhoods.
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Pledges Friendship Amid Stable Ties Between Nations
Japanese financier Barun Sakatani told a luncheon in New York that there is no ground for conflict with America. He praised the past fifty years of goodwill and denied rumors of negotiations for a war loan, asserting that Japan’s financial position remains stable and free of threat to U.S. commerce. Consul General Mizuno and Bank of Japan director PF Rymuia attended the meeting at the Hotel Astor with about sixty participants.
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Nathan Straus Honored for Milk Prowess in Karlsruhe Dispensary Aid
Special Cavlet reports honors to Nathan Straus of New York for his pure milk efforts in South Germany. On the dedication day of a free dispensary at Karlsruhe he met Grand Duchess Hilda, the Grand Duchess of Baden, and the Queen of Sweden. They presented a jubilee gold medallion and a life size portrait of the venerable grand duke.
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Miss George’s Clever Diet Surprise Prompts Weight Drop
Miss George nicknamed Gracie from her family and friends devised a bold plan to shed pounds. She stayed home for thirty days, prayed thrice daily, and took Marmola Preparation to reduce from 210 to 270 pounds. She never explained the method.
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Cascarets Aid Digestion and Wellness Assertion
All these results end quickly by the use of Cascarets One canity tablet once or twice a day In a month or less one knows what it is to be well Cascarets aid digestion Marsh physic destroys it.
Rivalry in Applause at Covent Garden Melba Scene
Special Cable to The Washington Post reports Oscar Hammerstein and Andreas Dippel applauded Melba in La Boheme alongside Tetrazzini. Hammerstein praised Melba and Tetrazzini, while Dippel called Melba the greatest soprano, with Tetrazzini as a rising rival.
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Talent search to tour continent seeks performers
A terse notice indicates a talent search for a continental tour, with plans to keep Mr. Hammerstein on the quiet side for an extended period. Details are fragmentary, but the objective is to assemble performers for a forthcoming program.
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Farewell in Berlin for Walter McClintock
A farewell party in Berlin honored Walter McClintock of Pittsburgh, with guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Nevin at Barbarossa street apartments. The event highlighted McClintock’s recent relief crown duties and a forthcoming visit to America as the Crown Prince showed interest in American poetry. Meanwhile Lewis Nixon, shipbuilder, pressed New York officials after a Vienna trip to secure Austrian government contracts.
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Bridgeman Calls for Funds to Educate Americans at Home
In remarks about an American Institute in Paris, Bridgeman argues for expanding facilities to study art in the United States. He warns the proposed institute would divert money from national collections and deprive the public of broader art education. A prominent painter adds that Paris should not grow American student numbers, noting many artists already struggle to earn a living and few students become artists despite prizes and scholarships.
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Latin Quarter Institute Sparks Debate With American Art Students
In Paris the proposed institute sits near the Eiffel Tower, to the dislikes of many American art students who prefer closer proximity to the city’s art centers. In New York, Richard Cooker pushes plans to move Philas ruins to Central Park, likely to present them this fall.
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