By Order of the Czar Chapter XXII and XXIII Excerpt
In this serialized chapter, Marusha speaks of her flight and sorrow as Vladimir and she conceal their bond. Mr. Gough presses toward a marriage contract and a church wedding while Vladimir contends with jealousy and longing. The segment closes with a note on the origin of the term spellbinder from early political reporting.
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Maruecha
Ivan
Vladimir
St. Petersburg
Muaruscha
Rosen
Maruscha
Marushha
Molly
Weary Walker and Ragson Tatters Talk Pie Gift
Ragson Tatters confesses to Weary Walker that a pie was given, claiming the upper crust helped mend his worn shoes. The exchange suggests the pie was valuable to him as a practical aid.
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Philadelphia Ledger
It Would Seem Bo What I Value Above All
Dialogue exchange highlights peace of mind as the narrator’s core valued asset. A contrasting remark from the companion suggests a philosophical view on possession and personal contentment. The brief scene centers on abstract worth rather than concrete events or actions.
Congressmen Sullivan Hearst Murder Charge Shocks House
Congressmen John A. Sullivan of Massachusetts and Hearst clash over a murder charge tied to a 20 year old death in Boston. The report covers Sullivan’s background, defeats of Foss, and the saloon incident that sparked the accusation.
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John A. Sullivan
Hearst
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
State Senate
Abington
Mass
Boston
Boston University Law School
Eugene N. Foss
Congressman Foss
Hinds
Mr. Hearst
Sullivan
Congressman Sullivan
Terre Haute Considers Municipal Electric Plant Plan
Terre Haute will have McCulloch of St Louis draft plans and cost estimates for a city owned electric light plant. Mayor Bidaman says a majority favor a municipal plant and notes opposition from business interests amid ongoing investigation.
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Terre Haute
McCulloch Company of
St. Louis
Bidaman
Baby Found On Porch At Valparaiso Residence
A two week old baby boy is found on the porch at Stover Wicks's home in Valparaiso. He is well dressed and an investigation considers two women who left from a Chicago train as suspects. Police continue inquiries.
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Maruscha
Maruschal
Vladimir
Marushha
Mr. Gough
Russia
Molly
Lancashire
William Osler
Regius
Oxford University
William Oslea Try
University of Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins
Tondon
John Reed
Rochester
Rushville
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Charles L. Henry
A. C. Genung
Frankton
Ensich
Anderson
Leavenworth
New Amsterdam
Richard Bassett
Indiana
Kokomo
J. H. Wilson
Fortville
Depauw University
George W. Riley
Dude” Cook
Elmer Browning
Shafer
Bedford
Effie Stanfield
Howard Stanfield
Washington
Sue
Mattoon
Ill
Harry 8. Hicks
Indiana Dental College
Taggart
Richmond
James Morrison
Morrison- Plummer Drug Company
Chicago
Elkins-Widener Syndicate
Philadelphia
la Porte
Chicago and South Shore Railway Company
Michigan City
la Ports Gas and Coke Company
Michigan City Traction Company
la Porte Electric Company
Lake Cities Electric Company
Stover Wicks
Valparaiso
Fatal Injury At Vincennes Button Factory
Miss Josephine Halter aged 15 was fatally injured when her hair caught in a factory shafting at Vincennes button works. One ear was torn away and she died from the wounds.
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Josephine Halter
Vincennes
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Alexander
Ured
Alexsander
Levy
New York
McCaskie
City of
Jake” Kemple
Mr. Kemple
Thomas Carlyle
Dr. Toachim
Ananias Baker
Cass
Fulton
Indiana Assembly
House
Cigarette Trust
Virginia
James Hall
Newcastle
Gov. Hoch
Botan
State of
Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Gov. &. W. Hoen
Standard Company
Charles A. Eastman
Pacific Coast
Interior Department
Decker Melon
Grover
Ralph Hirschler
Waukegan
William Wendling
Walton
Wendling
Longcliff Hospital
Emery Yates
Decker
Joss
Yates
Florida
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