A Wandering Student Faces a Police Trap in Kovno
Vasili Grigorievitch, a Moscow student traveling through the governorate of Kovno, meets a drunken stranger who imitates kinship and a promised escort. After a tense encounter with his imposter, he escapes into town, but a chance at normal passage is blocked when police demand his papers. A letter from Marushha intensifies his distress as authorities arrest him until papers are verified.
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Little
Kolga
Marushha
Luga
Kovno
Maruscha
Kovne
St. Petersburg
Tle
Tam
Moscow
Vladimir Alexandrovitch Lubanoff
Kovuo
Tie
Sam
Vasili Grigorievitch
Andre Piotrovitch
Hwadba
Jem
Vasili Grigorieviteh
Andrey Piatroviteh
Yeremei
Guy
Andrei Piotrovitch
Vasili Irigorievitch
Ivan
Hem —Ivan
Hem
Ivan Feodoreiviteh
Jackannapes
Ivan Feodoreivitch
Rucel
Andrei
Gener
Peter the Great
Waldemar Nivolaivitch Alikaneff
Ecr
Waldemar Nicolumviteh
Alikanoff
Maruseha
Ofleer
Andrei Piotroviteh
Indiana Legislature Passes Bills and Names Senate Nominees
The Senate opened the session with a flood of bills and a pivotal roll call. Senator Askren of Harrison county proposed a non resident mortgage tax expected to add 400000 to the county tax duplicate. Beveridge and Hemenway were nominated for the U S Senate by the Republican caucus, with Shively and Kern as Democratic candidates. Bryan addressed the General Assembly praising reform and rail legislation. The House quickly passed engrossing reform bills, while the Senate adjourned after a short 25 minute session to let committees begin work.
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Senate
Askren
Harrison County
Cantwell
Jebo KR. Johnson
Hockville
Dolpson
Elias Owens
Parke County
United States Senate
Albert J. Beveride
A. Hemenway
Boothville
Charles W. Pairbanks
Leet
Beveridge
Heatenway
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
John W. Kern
Indianipolis
Willian Ah Bryan
General Assembly
Brvan
Ife
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana
Rabbi Mossing
Sayre
House
Kline Lina
Ways and Means
Celina
Koelne
Marion County
Phe Bi
Phe
Chirhy
Evansville
Primacentical Board
Meek
Doe
Springer
Shively
Long
Veo Oelock
Trade Review Indicates Strong Finish to Year in Chicago Sector
The weekly Chicago trade review reports better annual results than expected, driven by a late 1909 commodity upturn and gains in general merchandise. Wheat, corn and oats prices eased slightly while flour rose. grain shipments rose 4.31 million bushels, and receipts reached 4.86 million. Failures in the district rose modestly from last year, with improving mercantile collections and heavier farm and manufactured goods movement amid harsh winter transport.
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Review of
Chicago,trade
B. G. Dun & Co
Board of Trade
Chicago
Detroit Pill City earns nickname from big drug scene
Three fourths of all pills sold in the United States are manufactured in Detroit, an activity hub that has earned the city the moniker Pil City.
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United States
Detroit
Montgomery County Rep McChiskey Reflects on Long Political Career
Representative McChiskey recalls service in the House before the Civil War era and again in the presentAssembly. He notes his age in 1807 when first elected and describes a long break of thirty eight years before returning to office. He recounts the campaign height and his late entry back into politics.
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Capitol
Tnion B. Thuit
Drow
Hianty
Benezer TP McChiskey
Montgomery County
Ghemiber
McCuiskey
Bowie
McChiskey
Meen
Market prices for grains and livestock in Detroit and Milwaukee
Prices listed for cattle hogs sheep and grain with ranges in dollars per unit. Detroit cattle $4.50 to $4.75 hogs $4.00 to $5.05 sheep $2.50 to $4.00 wheat No 2 $1.20 to $1.25 corn No 3 yellow 47c oats No 3 white 2¢ to 38c rye No 2 61c to 82c barley No 2 60c to 62c. Milwaukee wheat No 2 northern $1.10 to $1.13 corn No 3 41c to 42c corn No 2 white 30c to 32c rye No 1 70c to 80c barley No 2 60c to 62c pork mess $12.22.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
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Vladimir Alexandrovitch
Ash
Hnoina Lawrikers
Bradstreet
New York Trade Report
Ling
Todd
BSG
Canada
Tele Et
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