Stepniak the Nihilist in Boston A Author Analysis
Roman I Zubor reviews Stepniak the Nihilist, a Russian exile visiting Boston for lectures and fund raising for Russia, noting his character, methods, writings, and shift from revolutionary to constitutionalist views while stressing his influence on Anglo Russian discourse. He describes Stepniak’s oratory, editing, and social circle in London and his published works Underground Russia and Russia Under the Tsars.
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London
Hyndman
Chamon
William Morris
Bradlaugh
Deal
Madame Stepniak
Stepniak
Russia
England
Dreman
People's Liberty Party
Cones
Illiam Woestale
Switzerland
Stepnark
Roman I
ZuBor
This Little Pig Went to Market And Other Songs
A survey of popular and comic songs in U S music markets, noting enduring sentimental pieces, topical and American works, and the rise of street minstrel performances. It catalogs songs by Foster, Sullivan parodies, and humorous tunes like This Little Pig Went to Market, with brief verses and childlike refrains.
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America
McGinty
Stephen Foster
Suwanee
Presme
Low Greens
Ild Duve
Julian, Olme
Henry F
Johnnie
Black Joe
Lindsay Lennox
Shamrock
Ireland
Green Island
de Wolf Hoper
Ed Stevens
A. Cheever Goodwin
Stepniak the Enigmatic Russian Nihilist in London
The article profiles Sergey Stepniak known by a pseudonym, discussing rumors of his true identity as Dragomanoff and detailing his physique, enigmatic personality, and long involvement in the Russian revolutionary movement. It notes his editorship of Zemlya i Volya, his secretive life, and cautious, deliberate demeanor.
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London
Sergey Stepniak
Stepniak
Mme. Novikova
Dragomanof
Onerail
Greop
Russia
Snieky Empire
Zemlya Ce Volya
Land and Liberty
Maarin
A Honolulu Poker Night With Billy and the King
A lively tale from Honolulu recalls a fat jovial sailor named Billy joining a poker game with a white colonel and the king aboard a harbor hotel. Stakes escalate from six to five hundred dollars before Billy quits, claiming a higher stake would expose him as a mere Negro minstrel.
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Washington Star
Uncle Sam
Honolulu
Austal
Biyeres
California
Billy
Jim
Arabs and a stone in a hostile greeting cited
A Detroit Free Press piece quotes a harsh cultural stereotype describing Arabs as using violence as greeting and then asking about good health, reflecting biased language and prejudiced framing.
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Detroit Free Press
Old physician offers free remedy receipt for throat lung diseases
An East India missionary brings a simple vegetable formula claimed to cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous complaints. The retired physician offers this receipt free of charge in German French or English with instructions for preparation and use from Rochester New York.
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Rochester
N.Y
1890 Business Failures Total 10 907 Across U S
New York reports 10 907 business failures for 1890, up only 25 from 1889. Liabilities soar to 189 million dollars, versus 148 million in 1889, marking the year with the largest liabilities to date.
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New York
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Mercantile Agency
Canada
Death of Octave Feuillet Renowned French Novelist
Paris reports the death of Octave Feuillet a noted French novelist and dramatist born August 1 1812. He began his literary career as Hazard and was a constant contributor to newspapers and periodicals. Feuillet wrote many dramas and novels including Redemption and Un Jeune Homme, and in 1862 he was elected a chair in the French Academy.
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Paris
Octave Feuillet
Octave Oui
St. Mcot Lous
College of
Sire Hazard
French Academy
Eugene Scribelef
Indians Ready to Fight Near Pine Ridge Agency
A Rushville dispatch reports Sioux hostiles 1600 strong camped within 15 miles of the agency at Pine Ridge. They from Rosebud include Ki Bear and Two Strike allies. A last peace effort failed as leaders vow to die fighting if pressed.
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Miles
Prine River
Rushville
Iles
Ison
Capt. Havior
Scourceous
7Th Cavalry
Gerooke
Heatis
Curiaco
Inter
Pine Ridge
Wounded Knee
Sey
Forsythe Relieved Of Command In 7th Cavalry
Special dispatch reports Gen Forsythe relieved of command of the 7th Cavalry pending investigation of the Wounded Knee incident with Maj Whitesides taking over. The article notes the nature of the relief and the expectations for inquiries, citing Washington instructions and the Apache context.
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Omana
Neb
Pine Ridge
Washington
Forsythe
7Th Cavalry
Wounded Knee
Whitesides
Dialogues and Tableaux for Scheoule and Parlor
Catalog free listing from Denison Chicago Alabama presenting dialogues and tableaux of speakers for Scheoule and Parlor. Contains bestonts offerings and general catalog text with no full prices or dates provided.
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Bestont
Denison
Chicago
Elgin hunting case watch prices and case options detailed
The article lists Elgin 18 size hunting-case watches with six percent cash discounts, showing various models by B. W. B. Nickels P. B. Adj. D 8 Dial and H. H. T. Mickel P. R. Adj. with prices from 8.50 to 20.00. It explains movement marks like P BR and D8 and compares Waltham grades, notes watch trusts, and lists case prices for open-face and hunting cases, including coin silver and engraved options with extras.
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Elgin
P. B
H.H.T
Mickel
Cooes
Elgin National Watch Co
Nickele
Breg
H. Sp
Adj
Breg. Bh. Spg
P. BR
Raymond, Taylor & Wheeler
Waltham Companies
United States
Watch Trust
Watch offer to subscribers Elgin or Waltham choices
The Weekly Globe offers subscribers a choice of Elgin or Waltham watches with various jewel counts and finishes, including gold filled and silver cases. Prices range from about 12 to 25 dollars with additional costs for certain settings, regulators, and 14 carat options.
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GLOBE
Elgin
Waltham
Elgin and Waltham
Trust
Joseph Fahys
Weekly Globe
Watch Trust
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