Death of the Czar Ends an Era in Russia
News from Europe reports the death of Emperor Alexander III of Russia at Thursday’s afternoon hour. The report details reactions across Europe, noting Russia’s internal policy scrutiny, Jewish persecution claims, and his foreign policy stance toward France and the German bloc, with praise for maintaining peace when threatened.
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LIE OF THE CZAR SHAPING RUSSIA AFTER ALEXANDER III
The article reviews Emperor Alexander II born March 10 1885 and his father’s assassination. It discusses potential succession for the Czarowitz, alliances with France and Germany, and Russia’s policies including Siberian road to Vladivostok and expansion along the Chinese frontier. It notes his rejection of reforms, focus on Nihilism suppression, military development, and cautious foreign policy amid rumors of poison in his illness. A train collision near Croydon VA kills J McNelly and Frank Stone with nine injured.
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Russias
Mareh Wiyin
Europe
Czarowitz
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Queen Victoria
Hassia
Russia
Maoland
Germany
Bat Ruashia Elatesmanshin
Asia
Austria
Italy
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Catchina
Moscow
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Endorovna
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Christian
Denmark
Princess
Wales
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Constantinople
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Neia
Palace Park
Pea’ Lock
Croydon
Ss. Lowny
J. McNelly
Frank Stone
The Joker Budget and Miscellaneous Humors
An assorted page of quips and jokes from multiple papers. Brief captions note humorous lines about human nature, women earning money, alibis, and social foibles. Snippets reference cartoons and witty exchanges found in Detroit Free Press Indianapolis Journal Chicago Tribune and Truth.
Desperado Clay Allison A Texas Desperado Of The Plains
The Kansas City Times recounts Clay Allison a Texas gunman famed for twenty one killings from Dodge City to Santa Fe A rival of Bill Chunk he killed Chunk in a New Mexico inn during a table side standoff after a dropped pistol shot The story notes Allison later quit violence following his deformed child and later died in a ranch accident when a wagon wheel struck him broken neck ending his career.
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West
Babylon
Whimsical Bracelets and A Million Seeds
A fantastical tale describes Donna Maria de Eaposite and Moyicun Wwonma with bracelets made from alive green snake bodies preserved by embalming. eyes hold diamonds and sapphires, fangs replaced by rubies, said to give a weird aura when worn. The piece notes a single spleenwort plant could yield over a million seeds if claimed.
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New York Mail and Express
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