Escape of the assassin ends with peril on ledge
In Paris, Rinaldi flees after a balcony chase. He scales a railing, plucks survival from peril, and, after hours of nerve shredding effort, reaches another ledge then a higher wall, evading pursuit. Blondin, Lubin, and Tezka pursue him as Mietta's fate unfolds amid renewed danger.
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Tdea
Rinalai
Hinself
Tenabus
Hite
Tezka
M. Lubin
Mietta
Mme, Dorival
Rue Neuve Ces Mathurins
Genevieve
Blondin
M. Blondin
M. Lupin
Mear
Grandpa Lubin
America
Dorival
Louise
Marianne Chautard
Lubin
M. Luby
Prince Tezka
Paris
Mme. Dorival
Thistle
Tatian
Rinaldi
New York
Carld
M. Bouvard
Prince
Martha
Vincenza Argenti
Hlondin
Vincenza
Broudin
Attair
Rue Neuve Des Mathurins
Vincenzo
Weill
Villette
Vinecenza
Mascadin
Loehard
Suduculy
Biondin
Vincenga
Lochard
Father Pitauche
Oissel
Luchard
Rue de Vanves
Turesmen
Miseadin
Pitauche
M. Pitauche
Muloi
Monsieur
Egent
M. Lucin
Tam
Egypt
Pitwughe
Father Vitauche
Father Pitowede
Anatote Lochara
Blonain
Chabot
Louis Chabot
Providence
Alte
Baptiste
Genevieve Doregal
Douvard
Monsieu
Harmiess
Boulevard de l' Hospital
Fantalus
Kwew
Houvard
Chateau de Rougemure
Bouvard
Volieen
Mme. Valpin
Mime
Vulpin
Torgo
Ell
M. Bonvard
Married by Eleven Words in Break-Neck Kentucky Wedding
In a Philadelphia Times item from Mayesville Kentucky the Aberdeen self styled Great American Matrimonializer Squire Measley, 65 to 70, claims a 09 percent success rate. A runaway Nicholas evany couple raced to Maysville pursued by relatives, reached the river, fled by boat, then married by Measley for ten dollars as pursuers closed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayeville
Philadelphia
Squire Measley
Aberdeen
Nicholas Evaeny
Maysville
Otto
Ascatio
Kentucky
Ohio
Squire Beasley
Garrisoned by Women The Tragedy of Predeal 1849
A Philadelphia Press letter recounts the Carpathian valley town of Predeal where Austro-Hungarian forces faced a desperate defense by women and children. As Russians entered, houses became fortresses raining fired oil and boiling water, unleashing a church-tower Grebrand volley and a town-wide blaze that consumed victors and vanquished alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Principality of
Roumania
Russia
Carpathian
Austria
Dromeda
Kezdi Vasarhely
Somnambulism and Mesmerism in Sleep Vigil Studies
In Gentlemen's Magazine the sleep vigil is traced through stages from waking dream to true somnambulism. Reports include a lawyer writing a long underdriven opinion during sleep, automatism in a French sergeant, and a priest who corrected sermons in sleep. Cases show variable senses activity, automatism, and memory gaps between wakefulness and acts during sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen’s Magazine
Galen
Abercrombie
Bordeaux
Mesnet
Mayence
Rafts of Pine Logs Reach Cleveland Port
The Cleveland Press reports two of the largest pine log rafts ever brought to this port from Lake Superior. Each raft covers about five and eight acres, containing roughly 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 feet of lumber and about 16,000 logs. The rafts, pear shaped and boomed, were towed separately through rivers and rapids, a one mile run with a twenty foot fall, totaling about 600 miles from start to destination. Detour run took fourteen days at about one and a half miles per hour.
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Chabot
M. Lubin
Father Pitauche
Rinaldi
Tam
Paptiste
Monsieur
Baptiste
Prince
Blonaine
Observatory
Lous Chabot
Rinaldo
Mascadin
Saint Martin
Paris
Minardi
M Ubin
Rue de Venise
Rinaldt
Louis Chabot
Leohard
Father Prtauche
Wey
Scientific American
Cleveland Press
Lake Superior
Grand Marias
Grand Island
Distillery Visit Sparks Government Bribe Banter
In a St. Louis distillery crowd, a speaker notes government resilience and costs of bribery. A large man with a gold headed cane jokes about needing to bribe multiple officials and cutting his sticks, prompting humorous exchange among onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
St. Louis
Luling Wasp Promotes Health of Finances and Subscriptions
The Luling Wasp boasts a healthy financial state and a reliable bank balance as it invites readers to subscribe. It proclaims 50 cents a month for a first-class country daily and celebrates growth in its subscription list as a mark of community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luling
Tex
Houston
San Antonio
Retired Physician Promotes Free Remedy Across Lungs
An East Indian missionary passes to a retired physician a simple vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous debility. The physician offers to mail the recipe free in German French or English with preparation and usage directions to any reader who requests it, stating Rochester N Y as the address for requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia
W. de Noyes
Rochester
Month After Marriage Dust Ups in a New York Ledger Tale
A short quarrel between a husband and his wife prompts a light moral on reconciliation. The wife, wiser and more patient, acts with affection, steering the exchange toward harmony in a domestic scene from the New York Ledger.
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New York Ledger
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Harry Mordaunt
H. W. Fuller
Rinalal
Ueiretis
Tao
Genevieve Dorival
M. Bouyard
Anatoly Lochard
Pocceneina
San Francisco
England
Scotland
Aris
M. Louvard
de. Qsnet
Shoreham
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