Eloping Lady Azuregore and the Russian Yacht Escape
On a crowded platform a veiled Lady Constance Azuregore alights with Prince Paul Demtoff’s baggage. After a clever ruse the pair flee by yacht toward Guernsey, then the valet confesses a million ruble theft and vows to sail to the Argentine, with the lady agreeing to join.
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Prince Paul Demtoff
Southampton
Waterloo
Madame
Gio
Lady Azuregore
Guernsey
Constance Azuregore
Alexiefsky Ravelin
Peter and Paul
St. Petersburg
Party of Progress
Prince
Bat
Morocco
Surr
Library of Invitin
Constant
Johnson
Pieeceman
Woman Finds Health Through Pinkham Preparation
Mrs. Ida Casler of Syracuse credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with curing severe womb trouble and leucorrhoea. She reports being weak and discouraged before using the remedies, then becoming healthy and strong with no remaining symptoms.
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OUR Lady
Ida Casler
Olive Street
Syracuse
Lydia E. Pinkhamn
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
War and Missions in Asia and Refrigeration Progress
The article notes missionaries in Seoul under U S legation protection and Chinese hostility as key risks, with mention of Nagasaki Yokohama and Tokyo protected by foreign fleets. It also describes refrigeration advances in St Louis and Denver with brine cooled tables and frost displays. A Peking letter warns of a potential change of China’s young emperor amid rumors and court intrigue.
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Seoul
Chemulpo
United States Legation
United States
Korea
Japan
Nagasaki
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Missionary Society of England
Amoy
Canton
Ningpo
Chin-Kiang
Fuchau
Shanghai
Hankow
Tientain
Chefu
Presbyterian Church
China Inland Mission
St. Louis
Denver
W. W. Smith
Qassier’s Magazine
Peking
The Wrong Jury in a Mixed Panel Verdict
A jury from panel No 1 convicts a defendant as charged and sets punishment at two years nine months. Widespread distress erupts when two white ladies misidentify panel No 2, prompting deputy sheriff Jerry Bate to calm them amid the error.
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Russell
Jerry Bate
Louisville Courier-Journal
Contagiousness of Influenza in Russia A Dr F Cleman Report
A St Petersburg physician Dr F Cleman presents evidence that influenza was present across Russia, began near the Kirghiz steppes in autumn 1889, spread with human contact, and that contagion played a significant role, though diffusion pace was slower than initial fears. Also notes misbeliefs about chamois skins and describes their processing with limewater sulphuric acid fish oil and potash.
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St. Petersburg
F. Cleman
Russia
Kirghiz
Atlanta's Sensation Preacher Charlie Johnson
The 18 year old Charlie Johnson of Gibbs Louisiana is hailed by the Atlanta Constitution as a sensational preacher. He was converted at eight and attends a theological seminary taking Bible study courses. He speaks with a deep voice and articulate, mature language.
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Atlanta
Charlie Johnson
Gibbs
Atlanta Constitution
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China
Louisville Court
Richardson
Concord Mass
Clouch
Vermont
South Acton
Ameriga
America
Enterprise
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