Olga Defines Fate in Standoff at the Palace
In Tomsk at the palace gate Olga faces danger as Governor-General De Muloff arrives. Nesterov, the imprisoned foe, confronts Olga while Vladimir and Paulpoff are brought in for murder. Therese trembles as Olga exposes Neslerov, asserting her claim and awaiting decisive action.
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Graslov
Nesterov
Neslerov
Olga
de Muloff
Duke of Graslov
Nestero
Vladimir
Therese
Prince Nicholas Neslerov
Mystery of Graslov Death Traced to Dendoff Widow
The speaker recounts years of investigative work with czar’s sanction to uncover who killed Graslov’s daughter. In Graslov under an alias he meets a woman he identifies as Therese, revealed as Mme Dendoff, widow of Dendoff who served the listener and their father. The narrative ends with a continued revelation to come.
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Graslov
Therese
Mme. Dendoff
Dendoff
Hoosierisms and Local Quips From Indiana Dispatches
A column of humorous items from Greencastle, Hammond, Garfield, Crawfordsville, and other Indiana towns. Notes include Andrew Carnegie’s library gift offer, a senator’s hat anecdote, a hair growth elixir claim, a caustic writer at Crawfordsville Star, New Jersey mosquito funds, a drunkenness arrest in Pierceton, wholesale hopes for 1902, teeth preservation joke, a Tassinong recovery, South Bend funeral prices, Frankfort advertising shifts, and a Longansport mudboat accident.
Has Sold Cigars for Thirty Years in Indianapolis
Charles Lavery has sold cigars in Indianapolis for 30 years, estimating over two million cigars handed to customers. He began at age 12 at the Sherman house and has rarely missed work, except for a year in groceries and a brief World’s Fair absence. He dislikes cigarettes and sells as few as possible.
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Charles Lavery
Indianapolis
Mr. Lavery
Sherman House
Collier Run Over In New York Street Accident
Robert J. Collier of the Collier publishing company was run over and badly bruised on Wednesday night on West Fifteenth Street. The chauffeur fled the scene driving the car toward Fifth Avenue, leaving Collier injured and unconscious.
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New York
Robert J. Collier
Collier Publishing Company
W. Fifteenth St
Collier
Fifth-ave
Noonday Scenes at Y W C A Lunchroom
Crowds of women march to the Y W C A dining room on Pennsylvania Avenue daily except Sunday. The 260-seat dining hall serves 16 cent four-dish lunches, with fast turnover and a daily menu that changes. About 450 dine daily while 1,800 women work nearby, many buying meals rather than bringing lunch from home.
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Pennsylvania-st
Illinois-sts
White River Claims $20,000 Worth Of Indianapolis Lots
The White River altered course near Dr. Martin's New York addition in Indianapolis, stealing about 26 of the original 46 acres as the riverbed, adding land to the Martin addition. Deeds tie boundaries to the low water mark, shifting as the river moves. The case illustrates the nat ural forces redefining property worth in dollars and cents.
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White River
Dr. Martin
New York
Indianapolis
Martin
New York Addition
Curious train tale of affection and social girds on a long ride
On a daily 4x tour, Captain Howard navigates jealousy and propriety aboard a train. Hortense accuses him of intimacy with a chorus girl, while a loyal lieutenant hints at dining plans. A past romance involving Rowditch echoes the social storms troubling officers and their partners as the journey winds through Batavia toward untold consequences.
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Hortense
Capt. Howard
Howard
New York
United States Regular Army
Cap
Arthur
Batavia
Rowidtch
Fort Szidell
Vassar
Rowditch
Nerve Pills Promote Restores With Mill Like Cycle
Overwork and stressful living sap nerve force causing weakness headaches and sleeplessness. Mrs L Meldrum of Indianapolis testifies that Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills restored energy and sleep. Sold 50 cents a box with Dr A W Chase signature on each package.
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A. W. Chase
Indianapolis
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
The Missing Paymaster and a Second Chance for Love
In a tense scene aboard a moving train a paymaster vanishes with the strong box after a gambling spree and debt. Mrs Rowditch, the missing man’s wife, faces hardship while a renewed romance unfolds as the captain and Miss Arthur discuss adjusting time and reclaiming love during a dining car interlude.
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Brink
Arthur
Buffalo
New York
Biscuit Explosion Prompts $10,000 Suit in Newark
The father of 12 year old Anita Brown plans a $10,000 lawsuit against a baking company over injuries from a biscuit. After buying a package on Nov 18, she ate two and a third exploded in her mouth, knocking out teeth, cutting lips, and causing serious injury.
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Newark
N. J
Anita Brown
Sandwich contains fatal steel fragment in New Jersey mill town
In Camden on January 30 Jas. Creiger, 52, a woolen mill worker, died after choking on a sandwich that contained a steel fragment. A hospital surgeon removed the steel from his throat, and the doctor ruled the fragment the cause of death.
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Camden
N. J
Jas. Creiger
Creiger
A Cure for Lumbago in Amherst Virginia
W C Williamson of Amherst Virginia suffered for over two years with lumbago. After trying various remedies he used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and received complete relief. Sold by all druggists.
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W. C. Williamson
Amherst, Val
Chamberlain
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