First Emperor Rurik and Early Russian Wars
Fragmentary account traces early Russian rulers from Rurik through Oleg and Dir, detailing fratricidal killings, Charles-like wars, and the rise of Vladimir the Great. It notes sightings of Christian missionaries, early death penalties, and Vladimir’s pursuit of multiple wives, luxury, and adoption of Orthodox Christianity.
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Fingera
Carly Christan
Jaropolk
Vladimir
Askold
Dir
Larepolk
Oleg
Liquorone claims cure all germ diseases and vitamins
An extensive advertisement touts Liquorone as a universal germ killer and nerve and blood food praised by neighbors and doctors after two years of testing. It lists hundreds of diseases claimed to be treatable, offers a free bottle via coupon, and urges readers to request a local drugstore order to try the product.
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Mquid
Apostle Vladimir Converts Kief After Capturing City
The text describes Vladimir appointing the Greek archbishop and priests in Cherson to perform rites, baptizing him as an apostle, and sending his sister Anne to a Christian status. He orders mass baptisms in the Dnieper, proclaims Russians as Christians, and destroys the Pagan idol Perun.
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Polotosk
Constantinople
Vladimir
Solomon
Humber
Kiel
Alelgarod
Bolomon
Novgorod
Klet
Jsivn
Vladimir Louk
Cherson
Anne
Theech
Cherson Cathedral
Kief
Perun
Oliver
Dnieper
Governor signs cigarette bill in Indiana
Gov. Hanty signed a parks cleanup bill Tuesday afternoon, making Indiana the first state to ban sale of certain cigarette papers and rebucas. The measure has no immediate effect and becomes law in May, leaving smokers and dealers to manage existing stock.
Royerton Oil Boom Sparks Early Drilling Activity
Hartford City March reports describe Royerton showing an oil boom with 42 wells worth noting. Stendach company drills two wells in town center while Grech syndicate opens four miles west. North American Oil tests a deep sand venture two miles northwest of Unie City as operators track promising early results.
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Hartford City
Lad
Royerton
Con Rand
Oll
Wettom
Apps
Unie City
Trosiso
Fire devastates block in Liverpool city center
A severe blaze gripped Liverpool Tuesday night near Diamond and Mulberry avenues, gutting or damaging many structures and leaving several blocks evacuated. W.H. Gass’s elevator area sparked the fire that burned about four hours, destroying local mills and shops and leaving scant possessions with residents.
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W. H. Gass
Wellh Mill
Steubenville
Apparatuy
Gremyn
Aanlet
Son of Senator Piles Predicted to Rise in Washington
The son of Senator elect Bamuel Piles of Washington state, Bamuel Piles Jr., is anticipated to show notable early potential as he heads to the national capital. Predictions of near maturity in Washington, D. C. accompany the family’s proud entrance.
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Bamuel Piles
Washington
Piles
Bamuel Piles, Jr
Washington, D. Cd
War correspondent's harsh life in Manchuria hut town
A war correspondent describes a bleak Manchurian posting living in a hut in a filthy town where residents lack soap, winter brings scant snow and subzero temperatures, and dust storms rage. The account highlights extreme conditions and isolation faced by reporters.
War correspondents diary from a Manchuria village club
Field headquarters in Manchuria reports daily life in a Chinese village under Japanese army control. The writer describes mud hut comforts, a cheap club menu with American coffee, and light alarms from dust storms. Harsh war hardships are downplayed by homey details and small luxuries.
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H. 1
J. A
Bécond
Cotil
America
Manchuria
the Star
White House reception for judiciary and guests at season’s end
Eyewitness Bushnell describes the second formal White House reception of the season in Washington. Attendees included Supreme Court justices, district courts, commissions, Cabinet members, senators, and congressional staff. The event featured a red plush rope, ample silk gowns, trumpets, and a cordial handshake from the president amid simple decorations and a Marine Band performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinston
Ain
Roosevely
White House
United States Supreme Court
Court of Cialmg
Court OF Appeals of
District of Columbia
District Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Truty Claims Commission
Tavitep
Jouidlart
Gus
Justice Haar Jig
Col
Chas. S. Bromwell
Mas
Charles McCawley
Bramwell
Treasury
Min Bushmell
Dixentine
Ma Appeared To Be In the Pink of Confition. Oppenlve
Hhie
Marine Band
Santéelman
Diplomate
Wrohnsandore
Bat
Teddy
Potomac
Washington Monument
E. A. Bushnell
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Rurik
Askoll
Div
Awarl
Kauri
Syiatosiat
Constantinope
Klef
Noyserod
Emparor Vladimir
Tarapolk
Rognerla
Taropolkt
Viadimir
Rogneda
No Ay Rogvelod
Rogvelad
Hot Springers
Germany
St Israete
Rata Wite
Maity
Tagneie
Liquid Ozone Co
Wabsahave
Chicago
Erite Piataly
Bovernor
Liverpool
Son
Senator Piles
Will EH Brill
Gen. Okw
Tey Sen
Castoria
Texinnicur
Beare the
Haines
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