Treacherous Conspirators and a Czar's Demand for Marriage
In a Ne Russia setting a web of plots between Nihilists and secret police unfolds. General Paul, bound by an old will and a political marriage, faces pressure from Count Linwold and the Emperor to wed the favored Countess Lola Flyiva, while Lola's love and a looming threat test loyalties. The plot moves toward a dangerous resolution as power and passion collide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treacherour
Russia
Edeed
Pat
Russias
Malek
Grand Canal
Sera
Pty
America
Mulek
Military Hospital
Peter
Lola
Dr. Malek
Kadleeve
Bane
Pulaski
Trifftercadad
Aitor
Siberia
Dacmar
Count Linwold
Prince of
Temperance Song and City Saloon Fallout
A Topeka report attacks saloon influence in Kansas City Missouri, citing 500 saloons draining daily wages, 580 business places, 3900 residences and 2000 offices affected, with $10,000,000 in non taxable buildings and 714 chattel mortgages filed in June. It notes 2000 idle workers begging publicly as a consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
Kansas
Wake Up to Crush the Liquor Evil, Warned by Loss
A letter to the Voice laments fathers sons wives and daughters failing to act against alcohol. It argues that intemperance destroys loved ones and condemns those who stayed silent, urging immediate effort to crush liquor traffic to save lives and preserve liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Temperance Notes Mention Drink Effects and Reform Efforts
English bishops pledge abstinence while saloon signs curiously urge honesty. New Zealand spent 10.65 million on liquor the year, Birmingham workhouse leavers mostly sober, and English liquor names spread in Germany. A Loyal Temperance group in South Framingham plans a ten year vault of members’ names. Dr. Searle notes alcohol’s varied mental and moral impacts, especially on abstainers, with some individuals becoming excessively exhilarated and impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Birmingham
England
Germany
Sugar River
Milwaukee Sentinel
Temperance Legion
South Framingham
Mass
Monument Dedication Draws 50000 At Indianapolis
A 50,000 crowd packed Indianapolis for the dedication of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument of Indiana. The parade featured Grand Army of the Republic members and 1,000 cavalry, with the President Harrison speaking and a reception at the Denison Hotel. The monument will be 268 feet high, built from Stinesville limestone, and located in Circle Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Hoosier
Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Hine
Hovey
Halford
Ian B. Roberts
Monument Association
M. D.manson
Crawfordsville
John Coburn
Harrison
Benre Beneabangy Private Sec
Stinesville
Circle Park
America
Denieon Hotel
Deer Park
Seventh
Opening the Chippewa Reservation to Settlement
Interior Department notes the Chippewa Indian Commission success will open about three million acres in Minnesota to settlement. The agreement, signed by tribes for ceding lands within Leech Lake and other reservations totaling 784,924 acres, awaits Presidential approval before opening via Executive proclamation under the 1889 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Washington
Chippewa Indian Commission
Minnesota
United States
Leech Lake
Lake Winnibagosish
Mille Lac
Fond du Lac
Grand Portage
Bois Fort
Red Lake
White Earth
Tragic Rail Accident Kills Three On Special excursion
A rear coach on a Knoxville Cumberland Railroad special excursion train carrying city officials and guests jumped a twenty five foot trestle at Flat Gap Creek Tenn. three people were killed two fatally and several injured. Victims named include George Andrews ex judge S T Powers merchant Alexander Reeder ex sheriff.
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Knoxville
Cumberland Gar -and-Louisville
Flat Gap Creek
Tenn
George Andrews
Judge Supreme Court
S. T. Powers
Alexander Reeder
Tressle
Letramente
Terrible Buckley’s Mills Blast Kills Many Workers
A blast at Buckley’s Mills in Russell County Virginia during tunnel work explodes after tamping. Among the dead is Michael Dance. others injured include A Joseph Moore Andrew Martin and John Ramsey. A separate item notes Mrs Maybrick’s sentence for poisoning her husband in Liverpool was commuted to life of penal servitude by the Home Office. The decision is final and no further appeals will be entertained.
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Peter Hiet
Ivan Maki
Bheria
Lola
Este
Elizabeth
Madam Berger
Pulaski
Ivan
Pater
Bpian
Ivan Berger
Buckley’s Mills
Russell County
Michael Dance
A. Joseph. Moore
William Kunxy
Andrew Martin
John Ramsey
Maybrick
Liverpool
England
Matthews
Wrore
Murer
Home Office
Explosion and wreck kill workers and train crew in Tennessee
A gas explosion from a recent cave in at Scranton Tennessee killed mine superintendent Andrew Nicol Jr and four workers Danich vit tig Richard Mason John Gavin and John Jane. Separately a Missouri Kansas and Texas Line wreck near Moberly Missouri at five in the morning killed engineer Frank Whites and fireman Georga Seer, with their bodies recovered. A man named Samuel Brooks shot and wounded his wife at a separate incident near Shewnentern.
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Scranton
Tenn
Andrew Nicol, Jr
Delaware and Hudson Anal Company
Danich Vit Tig
Richard Mason
John Gavin
John Jane
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Couth
Moberly
Frank Whites
Hannibal
Georga Seer
Labor movements and wages across nations in 19th century unions
Labor figures from London to New York show wide wage variation and union activity. Sailors and bricklayers earn low daily or monthly sums while factory workers and “washerwomen” organize groups. international labor conferences face postponement amid strikes and industry-wide distress.
World News Digest of Diverse Front-Page Items
A roundup of global and domestic notes: CaNAbDA population 4,972,101. Southern States owe 100 million in taxes. Gas wells show no signs of war. Dextang produces 110 million eggs yearly. Sranney nears Zanzibar coast. martial law proclaimed in rete. Gulf crop prospects in Florida and Kansas huge. Enriyn earns 8000 daily from a tower. The present US crop is the heaviest in fifteen years. British investments flow into American enterprises. peach losses on Delaware Peninsula. Pennsylvania Company spends 5 million on freight cars. Georgia pensions a colored Confederate Eli Pickett. Carriage horses fetch 5000 a pair in Buenos Aires. Coal output averages 415,335 tons daily, 2,499,010 weekly. Wyoming and Idaho seek admission tickets from Congress. Potato crop damage common in New England. Centennial at Philadelphia cost 7 million. receipts 5 million. Germany seeks English conciliation on African exploration. World Sunday schools claim 33 million teachers and scholars. 2000‐pound crop noted for season. past year 5000 more vessels passed Long Island Sound. First Mahometan mosque built in London. Over 33,000 in New York exported recently. A tunnel through the Simplon planned. Seventeen of twenty-three West Point surplus graduates still seek vacancies. Eiffel Tower at Paris Exposition struck by lightning. no damage. Floods at Salt Lake, Neb, witness a baby born near the bed. England recounts many Tall Way accidents linked to rising excursion train travel.
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Delaware
Pennsylvania Company
Gioreta
Eli Pickett
New England
Philadelphia
England
Long Island Sound
London
New York
Simplon
Switzerland
Italy
Tventy
West Point Military Academy
Salt Lake
Neb
Local Notes From New York and State Camp Peekskill
Wertars New York and Pennsylvania Railroad figures. State Camp Peekskill hall planned at 78 000 square feet with 25000 dollars allocated. architect Peery drafting plans. Amsterdam church debts rise. Ulster honey output forecast low due to rain. bees weak. Auburn prison industries employ 280. Auburn inmates face idle period. Lightning kills Jacos Rassmann. Currie swindled in monte game. Fort Ann iron mines sold to Mount Hope Iron Company. Stenographers elect Beach as president and Gay as vice president. Prohibitionists nominate Sreeman Lewis for Assembly. Firemen’s convention selects Watertown for next meeting. Jessie Lang collision sinks vessel. Clara Van Warner drowns. Mrce dies in Cascnova accident. Caswell’s wife dies of heart disease. Delaware hay yields double, barns extended. Cuba resident Mars Jennie Ford dies after poison dose. Peeksidill accident: man decapitated by freight. Lehigh Valley collision kills Dennis Hayes.兩. Italian canal project estimated cost 125 million dollars. Rev Avram Martin dies at 91. Irish congress invited to Pittsburgh. Capitol guide cites fifteen brides hourly visiting statuary hall. Thadus boat accident. many drown. Dairy stock holds value. overall cattle worth noted.
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Jour F.winston
Poughkeepsie
Mount Hope Iron Company
Fort Ann
New York
Binghamton
Charles L. Gay
Rochester
Jefferson County
W. P. Sreeman
Fred H. Lewis
Watertown
Brewerton
Jesse Lang
Phramix
Oswego
Seneca Rivers
Syracuse
Jessie Lang
Misa Clara van Warner
Phoenix
Lewis Murcs
Elmira
Portland
Northern
Cascnovia
Madison County
Charles Caswell
March
Caswell
Delaware
Italy
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Avram Martin
Beartown
Lancaster
Penn
Tus
Scotch-Irish Society of America
Pittsburg
Capitol
Washington
Statuary Hall
Owshera
Shanidabad
Naval Observatory chief notes Africa eclipse expedition
Captain Paythien, superintendent at the Naval Observatory in Washington, reports preparations for December observe total solar eclipse in Africa are moving ahead actively. Details on routes and arrangements are being finalized for the scientific expedition.
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Paythien
Naval Observatory
Washington
Africa
Biel
Ron Siete
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Saya
BY Leon Edward A
Elizabeth Berger
Lola Pulaski
Paul
Bruck
Nhat
Ivan Berget
Van
Petér
Comii
St. Petersburg
Lou
Péter
St. Peter
Winter Palace
Garvice
Prince Pail
Gene Ral
Prince Paul
General Paul
Prince Alexis
Marmued
Tank
Alexis
Linwold
Royal House of Romanoff
Moskeva
Het
Venus
Mars
Empire
Danube
Flyiva
Temperance
W. S. Searle
The
North American Review
Neaia
Aed
Buick Farms
Paris
Marison
Boston
Calioornia
New York State
Oregon
Tux Cambria Iron Company
Johnstown
Lanongas
Nicaragua
Cincinnati
PHERE
France
Canon
Connellsville
New York City
Roatan
Berne
Ilinois
Cubcanco
Salvador
South America
Tre Chi
Commissioner of Health
Tris
National League of Musicians
Tuomas Delworth
St. Catharines
Canada
Great
South Carolina
Glenarm
County Satie
Canabda
Fae
Gabcbadl, Hale’ Ras Superintadent
Wertars New York and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Bern
Fowder
John M . Bedford
Tae
Peekskill
Peery
Amsterdam
Ne ‘Ning
Ulster
Prams D. Marrexson
Criminal Insane Asylum
Iris
Ogdensburg
Auburn
Braas
Jacos M. RassMann
Elms
Alex Xanpen Currie
Franklinville
Robbins
Jennie Ford
Cuba
New York Central Railroad
Peeksidil
AS & Lehigh Valley
Attica
Dennis Hayes
Sayre
Jimmy” Horg
Auburn State Prison
Inspector Burnews
Manhattan
Sont
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