Lovers and Nihilist Plot in Imperial Russia
Lola Pulaski joins a secret Nihilist cell led by a masked chief to target General Paul. Ivan Berger urges caution while Count Orloff tries to help Madam Berger’s family, as Lola prepares for a dangerous act and the year ends with intrigue and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Madam Berger
Asia
Cradent
Royal Polytechnic
Pola
America
Russia
Elizabeth Berger
Count Pulaski
Ivan
Lola Pulaski
Elizabeth
Teame
Malek
Peter
Tvan
Dr. Malek
Péter
Dr. Malék
Joan
Dr. Maulek
Ted Angie
Bogett
Leinman
Dr. Mulck
Imperial Guards
Count Orloff
Berger
Misa Elizabeth
Agia
Tyan
Temperance, The Conquering Legion Chorus
A historical piece praising temperance movement with biblical phrasing and calls to duty. It includes a chorus about the banner and nation and mentions Rev. Frank Bottome. Text then notes a Cincinnati paper claiming liquor causes most criminal cases and reports on women drinking places in New York City with descriptions of tavern scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
New York Star
New York City
Maillards
New Park San- Emms
George Halby
Sadie
George
Wheat Corner
Chicago
Emma
Debating Temperance Bills and Social Pressure in Detroit
The Detroit Free Press editorial cites moral and religious views on liquor sales from India to Mohanty Medan and argues a Western State bill to end wholesale treating at bars. It condemns the practice as costly and harmful, blaming public opinion for enabling it and urging legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Morse
Mohanty Medan
India
Datroit Free Press
Navy construction plans and contracts under 1880s acts
Commodore T N Wilson reports on the United States Navy construction status as new administration begins. The document outlines contracts for Newark and Yorktown cruisers, Charleston cruiser, Petrol gunboat, and nine vessels under August 3 1886 and March 3 1887 acts, plus monitors and harbor defense ships. It details yard builds at Philadelphia New York Union Iron Works and San Francisco, with progress and completion estimates through 1890s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Wilson
Bureau of Construction and Repair
United States Navy
Tracy
Navy
Newark
Yorktown
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Columbian Iron Works
Baltimore
Bureau
Oo Sn
Ikser
W. Cramp
Navy Yards
Maine
New York
Texas
Monitor
Norfolk
Harlan & Holingeworth Company
Wilmington
Delongdnock
Mare Island
Cal
Terror
Boston
Philadelphia
W. Cramp & Co
Concord
Benni
N. I.palmer, Jr., & Co
New York Navy Yard
Naval School
Commodore
Thomas
Illinois
Admiral Ammen
Ono
Naval Boards
Atlanta
Chicaze
Dolphin
New York State News Briefs Reflect Diphtheria and Accidents
Governor Hu reappoints Edward Dawson Jr of Syracuse to State Board of Pharmacy. James H Jones of Waterford dies from smoke after the Waterford fire. Cities Watertown Ithaca Lockport Hudson Dunkirk submit civil service codes for approval. Auburn Board of Health meets over diphtheria outbreak with 21 cases and 12 deaths. Gronor Dayman, age 12, drowns after being pulled into Hydraulic Canal by a dog. Bail set at 23000 for grain theft. fugitive Wilson H Sherman sought. Twenty robbers board a Western NY freight train at Irvington. four captured. Cravener Bell, NY businessman, killed by Ellis Roberts in Moose River. Delegates nominate L. D. Olney for Assembly. Delamater fined for lemon smuggling at West Point. Comptroller P Chambers dies. Colonel Johnson returns to Buffalo. Watertown citizens raise funds for State Firemen’s Convention in 1890. George S Gatchell resigns from Western NY and Pennsylvania Railroad. Cherry Creek fire destroys multiple businesses. loss 20000. Oliver Wheeler dies in a cave-in at Middletown. Savings banks report liabilities and deposits totals across 127 banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Dawson, Jr
Syracuse
State Board of Pharmay
James
H. ‘Jones
Waterford
James Jones
Watertown
Ithaca
Lockport
Hudson
Dunkirk
State Civil Service Commission
Board of Health
Auburn
State Board of Health
Wilson H. Sherman
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Irvington
Cravener Belt
New York
West Point Military Academy
War Department
New York Central Railroad
Saratoga
Johnson
Seventy-fourth Regiment
Peekskill
Buffalo
York
Roswell P. Flower
Fowler
Plattsburgh
George S.gatchell
Masonic Hall
Cherry Creek
Oliver
A. D. Wheeler
General Lyon Post
G. A.R
Middletown
Labor World Reports Global Wage Trends and Union Actions
A dated survey notes a glut in coal, rising wages in Bethlehem puddlers, and wage increases in Scotland and Findlay Ohio. It cites strikes in Havana and Paris, cooperative carpentry in Lowell, and rising profits for the Pennsylvania Railroad. The piece highlights union efforts, wage debates, and widespread labor unrest across Europe and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Irmwan
Havane
Cuba
Washington
Anxton
New York City
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Altoona
Pennyania
Paris
Lowell
Mass
Absorr
Sweden
Europe
Bethlehem
Penn.) Tron
Scotland
Fall River
Yonkers
N.Y
Weire
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Haseen
Raghimi
Seacoast Battery ceremony transfers control to New York
The last day of camp season at Peok skill featured a formal transfer of the Seacoast Battery to the State of New York. General Porter received keys from Captain Greer as guns fired a thundering salute, marking the battery now owned by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peokskill
Seacoast
United States
New York
Porter
Greer
Hamilton
Natural Gas Finds Spread in Upstate New York Area
Reports describe natural gas wells at Sandy Creek Booneville and Vernon in New York, with depths reaching 980 feet at Booneville and 1280 feet at Sandy Creek. Residents recall historic gas lighting and a burning spring near a mineral spring as anticipation grows for further wells by Sandy Creek and Andrew J. Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Sandy Creek
Booneville
Vernon
Thich
Andrew J. Sprague
You Have Only One Mother Poem by H C Dodge
A Detroit Free Press poem stresses the singular bond with a mother. It urges the reader to cherish and honor that mother through sacrifice love and devotion, noting that no one else can match a mother's care and prayers. The piece ends with a call to remember this relationship always.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Telegraph
Ington
Capital
Earl of Fife
Tootsie
Statesman
Ber
H. C. Dodge
Detroit Free Press
Wealth in Trust for Dogs in Nashville Will
Nashville heiress MaryAnn Schaub dies leaving an extraordinary will. She leaves nearly all her estate to care for a kennel of dogs and cats, with funds set aside to maintain them for eight years, after which the property reverts to the caretaker if the duties are fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smerty
Peter
Viola
Seatea
Ecbbeschtata
Csinsseuser
Nashville
Tenn
MaryAnn Schaub
Chicago Herald
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Neil T
Tove
Obler
Locke
Henington
Ohio
Iola Pulaski
Grimes
Centings
Aes
Number Neven
Romanoff
Tom
Secret Service
Paul
Moscow
Sons of Freedom
Ivess
Betty
Advange
Ivan Berger
Por v
Lois Pulaski
Venger
Greneral Paul
Siberia
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Ceentral
Tam
Lala
Jte
Medora de Nee
Peetees
Mat
Leeza
Conquering Legion
Rev
Frank Bottome
Whitney
NEW York State News
Gronor Dayman
Niagara
State Banking Department
Intern&t
Boston Post
Li On
Norristown Heralds
Niagara Falls
Hackman
Hackaio
Jateerath
E Pollens
Snake Creek
Tima
O'Patrick
Mr. O'Patrick
Hun
Natural Gas
New York State
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