The Countess Anna Fedorovna and the Paris Gambler
A fragment from a long tale recounts Pushkin’s life and death, then shifts to a Parisian countess who borrows money from the famed Count of St Germain. He offers a secret repayment method leading her to gamble for wealth. A narrative interruption follows about Lisabeta and an engineer officer who appears at her window, sparking curiosity and a developing attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naroumoff
Horse Guards
Surin
Jost
Hermann
Tomski
Anna Fedorovna
Paris
Venus
Richelieu
Faro
Duke of Orleans
Sim
Moscow
Saratoff
Count of
St. Germain
Casanova
Versailles
Eedaed Beniagoniad
Lisabeta
Fedorovna
Gabin
Pune Ottigat
Russia
Rene
Pipceiies
Hus
Count St. Germain
Hermann nNio
Sermann
Mann
Three Cards and A Countess Fate in a Moscow Gambler Tale
Hermann, a reserved gambler with a stern code, becomes obsessed with three cards from a dying Countess. He seduces Lisabeta, tacitly aided by the Countess who dies under mysterious circumstances. A fateful games room in Moscow seals his ruin as the trio three seven ace haunts him and drives him to madness.
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Hermann
Paris
Chance
Tchekalinski
Naroumoff
Ermann
En Hermann
Anker
Oem United
Ccpaan
Coisermann
Oboukhoff Asylum
Bright Chinese? (Oops) Pip Finds Her Father at Christmas
Pip Lorazin, a 16 year old, narrates a Christmas Eve tale in a cottage with Grandmere Terrest and Dame Foster. A moonlit search leads Pip to a horseman who reveals he is her father, Pierre Mi, and that a sailor saved Pip’s life years ago. The story ends with Pip finally reunited with her father and learning her true lineage as a Christmas miracle.
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Pip
Sam
Relahtaaron
Frenere
Grandmere
Grandmere Terrest's
Spotty
Jersey
Styethe
Lance
Pierre Mi
Erande
Francoise
Nomar
France
Almos
Papa Ape
Reaot
Grissle
Fragmentary note on a girl's headwear or hairstyle
A fragmentary OCR style note mentions a girl and a hairstyle or headwear. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to establish a full news item. The readable bits suggest a fleeting moment or decision but contain no concrete action or outcome.
NO NEVER A Clever Washington Post Watch Described
A fragmentary verse and prose item discusses humorous quips about a drummer and a brakeman and then shifts to a Washington Post note on women concealing watches in pins and collars. The piece uses playful tone and references Boston Girone and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Girone
Perkins the Practical Joker Provokes Street Encounters
The New York Herald describes Perkins as tall angular and a severe practical joker. He stops pompous strangers on the street and asks in a calm, assumptive tone if they know what is meant by ownership of the city. He says the city does not belong to any one man or set, then departs.
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Sigabote
Saene
Sita
Lisabeta
Renee
Arbor
Sabeta
Hermann
Tey
Erman
Imann
Dieemant
Tchekallaki
Ermann
Pip Lorazin
Grandmere
Sam
Pip
Mr. Belcher
Rolfe
Dame Foster
Grandmere Terrest
Gunmidge No. 2
Grandma
Aunt Doris
Doris
Benny
France
Sam Honey
Olish
Spotty
Jersey
Grandpa Terrest
Is Lis Mina
Aa Ieee
Perkins
Erkins
Amateur gymnast performs unprecedented one arm balance feat
C H Enos Jr of the New York Athletic Club reportedly achieves a one arm balance regarded as unseen among amateurs. The NY Herald notes his perfect control and strength, with Enos measuring 6 feet 7 1/2 inches and 177 pounds as he holds balance on a raised arm, aided by a raising left hand for equilibrium.
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C. H. Enos, Jr
New York Athletic Club
New York Herald
Adown
Enos Bret
Thurber
Fandh
Enos
Subscription offer for The Weekly Globe and magazines
A vintage appeal offers The Weekly Globe at 50 cents yearly with free postage. Readers may request combinations of magazines and papers, with a minimum one year term. The list includes Atlantic Monthly, Harper's, Godey's Lady's Book, Forest and Stream, and many others, with instructions to specify issue and delivery address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOBE
Arthur's Home Magasine
Atlanta Constitution
Agents’ Herald
American Rural Se
Andover Review
American Dairyman Thew
Art Interchangs Magazine
American Poultry Journal
Atlantic Monthly
American Art Journal
Wases
American Garden
Sedudiad
American Agriculturist
Reeeeere
Army&Navy Journal
Gee
Book Buyer Banner Weekly
Brainard
Cavabes
Burlington Hawkeye
Loo Ballon
Bee-keeper's
Boston Medical Journal
Ee Free Press
Eineering and Mining Journal
Ree Pield and Stockman
Porney's Progress
Frank Leslie
M’y
Forest
Germantown Telegraph
Green's
Gardner's Monthly
Godey
Home Journal
Indiana Farmer
Aed Heen
Iowa Homestead
Trish World
Journal of Microscopy
Ladies’ World
Ane Life Dencamse
Tain Dutewan
Y Courier-Journal
Nes Ippincott's Magazine
Litwell
Living Age
American History
North Asaben Review
Teedpscentuse Eedeee
Fashion Bazar
Svesee
Seainaseey Ogonnee
TFS
Peterson's Lady's Magazine
Popular Science News
Popular Science Ee Monthly
Presbyterian
Philadelphia Weekly Times
Philadelphia Medical Times
Philadelphia Practical Partner
Rideont's
Sunday School Times
Christian Leader Christian Union
Courier-Journal
Herald of
N. Y
Weekly World
P. N Review
Texas Practicas
Avaseaasetek
Boston Medical and Surgical
Critic Literary Review
Cleveland
Century Aeveiae
Cottage Hearth
Cassell’'s Magazine of Art
Scscuk Hi
Christian Herald
Chautauqua Young Folks Journal
Donahoo's Magazine
New York Witness
Ohio
Waverle Magazine
Nwossece
Cecesse Ge Wai Rere
Ccseeseene
Youth's Companion
Cincinnati Weekly Times
Family Magazine
Quiver Country Gentleman
Demorest
Vick
Wide Awake
Australia’s Advance Cited by May Forum Speaker
Sir R W Cameron praises Australia’s progress in civility, roads, literature, and art, noting its wealth from wool, tin, coal, and minerals. He cites vast export capacity and strong commerce with Britain, world-class cities, and renowned sports figures as proof of a thriving commonwealth.
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R. W. Cameron
Australia
New Commonwealth
Europe
America
Great Britain
Nest and Oriental Steamship Company
Orient Steamship Company
Eeaher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alexander Pushkin
Alexander Sergeivitch Pushkin
Pushkin
Abraham Hannibal
Peter the Great
Beasarabia
Byron
North
Nicholas
George Danthes
Othello
Danthes
Ore
Piness
Lisabeta Ivanovna
Renny
Teria
Tohekalinski
the Globe
Jessie M. Heiner
Weekly Globe
Jean Ng
Josie Coye
Washington Post
The
Sete
Progressive
Rudini
Butte
Mont
Miner
Atte
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