Princess Olga Arrives at Tomsk to Seek Aid and Sight
Princess Olga visits Governor Neslerov in Tomsk to discuss reform and railway settlement schemes while plotting undercurrents of a family feud linked to the Graslov mystery. Olga notices a portrait of Princess Alexandra, triggering tension as an attendant fears discovery.
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Tomsk
Drosky
Olga
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Denton
Nesterov
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Grassov
Therese
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London
Siberia
Vladimir
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Alexandra
T’herese
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Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Full Rectal Relief
A testimonial from Thos K Wood of California claims a single 50 cent box of Pyramid Pile Cure cured his piles after 50 years of suffering and a near fatal operation. He states the first application provided relief and urges others to buy the drug with a free book by mail from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
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Cal
Pyramid: Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Sober Sue of Philadelphia Never Laughs in 20 Years
A 20 year old Philadelphia girl named Susie never laughs or smiles. Doctors find her sane and healthy yet lacking the faculty of laughter. She recalls attempts to provoke mirth and explains she feels tears but cannot laugh. The case astonishes physicians as a unique instance of a normally sound person without humor.
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Tomsk
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Philadelphia
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Joe Miller
Mark Twain
Artemus Ward
Bethe Trainor’s Bold Heart Defies Blaikie Line
Teddy Blaikie faces family class pressures as he pursues Betty Trainor, a carpenter’s daughter, challenging social barriers in Blaikieville. Betty confronts duty and love, while Teddy proves his independence by taking a job as a barn builder to win her hand and prove worth to his family.
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Holm Tea Park
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Blaikie
Miss Trainor
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Ted
Theodore Blaikie
Blaikieville
University of Indianapolis Officials Mention Street Sweep Contract
President Thwing attended the banquet at the Denison Tuesday night. A board member said the street sweeping contract will be advertised this week, probably, with Mond is president and J A Rohback as secretary of the law school.
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Divorce suit filed by Barney Ungerer against Cora E Ungerer
Barney Ungerer sues for divorce from Cora E Ungerer alleging cruelty. Indiana lumber dealers group elected officers at Grand hotel with S Burkholder president J W Stinson vice president J M Pritchard secretary C H Barnabee treasurer. Western Reserve University graduates living in Indiana formed the Indiana alumni association at the Denison hotel Tuesday night. Dr R E Haughton of Rich-
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Crawfordsville
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J. M. Pritchard
Indianapolis
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Greencastle
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Rich
Dreamed of Their Sister's Death in Pittsburgh Incident
Edward Glaub aged 16 of Ross Grove reported dreaming three nights that his five year old sister May would be burned to death. While skating she approached a fire built by skaters. her dress caught fire and she died a few hours later. Edward was severely burned while trying to save her.
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Edward Glaub
Ross Grove
May
Mary
Doubles Shadow Detective Morgan in Local Tales
Charles Dawson recalls a schoolyard tale of a mean boy and hell as fate for troublemakers. A striking feature is Detective John Morgan’s two lookalikes Al Henning and Pete Murphy whose near identity confuses friends and strangers alike.
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Cincinnati
Hoosierisms and Local Notes From Indiana Papers
A collage of brief, humorous notices from Indiana towns recounts triplets with ribboned school days, a boy burns a bed with a hot iron, a Kentucky cat tale, burglaries in Anderson, feats in Fort Wayne and Greenfield, Sousa band changes, political rumors, and Indiana Warrior plans a weekly issue. Names include Maria Richardson, Mary Williams, Sarah Wilson, Clarence Williams, James Ira Humes, John James, Esther McDonald, Ernest Williams, and Jan Williams.
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State Line
Mary Williams
Lebanon
Sarah Wilson
Wort Ancient
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed by Indianapolis Citizens
Hundreds of locals show support for Doan’s Kidney Pills claiming cure for kidney complaints from backache to urinary disorders. A Mrs. A. F. McIntosh of Brady Street testifies to relief after a year of kidney trouble and treatment, noting lasting improvement and gratitude for the product. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY sole agents for United States. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Buffalo
United States
Doan's
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