Girl terrorists and the rising threat to the Czar in Russia
Report on female nihilist assassins in Russia citing 19th century and recent cases. Notes Luzhanoffsky’s murder by Marie Spiridonova, Barabara Printz’s failed plot and suicide, with references to bomb making, training, and harsh authorities.
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Russi
ISTO
Wom- 2
Easants
Tomborskole
Toopaganla
Erine Tserschkovsky
Tha
Athena
Si- Berlin
Luzhanoffsky
Marie Spiridonova
Charlotte Corday
Wisi
Russia
Barbara Printz
Moscow
Moscow, Daughter of Lieut. Gen. Printz
Gen Gaulbars
Odessa
Railroads News Loom Large In 1900s Industry Outlook
The era’s rail developments include Illinois Central spending nearly $100000 on new passenger equipment. Frederick Underwood heads many Erie holdings. The ICC to probe rail freight rates amid Sea trust links and possible coal-carrier investigations in Ohio. Guarnacka announces telegraph and telephonic controls via automatic block signals. Western Pacific plans California tunnels, aiming for the straightest line. Western wheat haul will gain new engines and cars for Canada Parise, with reduced grades and tighter curves boosting capacity.
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Ilinois Central Railroad
Frederick Underwood
Erie Road
United States
W. F. Newman
New York Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ion
Toledo
The
Sea Trust
Ann Arbor
Ohio
Guackawanna Railroad
America
Western Pacific Railway Company
California
Califor
Oroville
Beckwith Pasa
Western Pacific
The Weekly in Vstorian Uy Last 1205 Events Recap
A garbled 19th century chronology lists events from 1205 to 1903 including executions, battles, fires, political upheavals, and notable deaths. It references William Wallace, Bosworth, St Bartholomew, Washington, the Crimea era, and later mentions the Bible society and Sunday laws with global purchase facts and varied barter in arrowroot and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British and Foreign Bible Society
London
Pvitish and Foreign Bible Society
New
Hebrides
Laa
British Solomon Islands
Freight tunnel opens in Chicago after five year build
The Illinois Tunnel Company unveiled its freight tunnel system in downtown Chicago. The project cost about 30 million dollars and spans 45 miles of tunnels with rails and overhead trolleys. The system connects with 30 downtown buildings and nine railroad warehouses, with 30 locomotives and 300 cars ready, and orders for 500 more cars and 85 locomotives. Projections show 36,000 tons moved daily at minimum 50 cents per ton, estimated annual net income around 5 million dollars.
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Hlearo
Illinois ‘Tunnel Company
Chicago
Loop
A. G. Wheeler
Gineer
Jackson
Illinois Tunnel Company
Wheeler
New York
Loop District
Great Apple Crop Sets New National Yield Records
A national agricultural surge predicts the apple harvest will far exceed prior records with prices from 1.00 to 2.50 per barrel for early varieties. Chicago, the world’s largest apple market, sees massive shipments from Michigan and Illinois daily, while California and the eastern belt report strong crops and optimism for a fall surge.
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Chicago
South Water Street
Michigan
Illinois
Moss Central
Feivery
California
Apple
National
Apple Growers’ Association
United States
Real Estate Trust Company Fails in Philadelphia
The Real Estate Trust Company, Philadelphia second largest of its kind, suspended business after 2 PM amid a $10.6 million deficit. President Frank E Mippie’s death and alleged misuses tied to Adolph Segal are cited. Depositors feared loss as $4.6 million for the Presbyterian church and city/tax funds were at stake. A temporary receiver was appointed as a bank run unfolded with police guarding the doors.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Trust Company
Frank E. Mippie
Mer
Hippie
Diasndsis
Norristown
Ciedl
General Assembly
Synod of Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Hospital
Hipnle
Adolph Segal
Majestic Hotel
Seger
Segal
Hipple
Banks
Trust Companies
Clearing House Association
Flippie
Caringhouse
Coimpany
Audenreidh
George H. Berie, Jr
the Finance Company of
Si-God,aco
Board of Publication
The
Philadelphia National Bank
Otcs
Labor notes across the nation and Canada in 1900s unions
A scattered survey reports union actions from San Francisco to Cleveland with strikes for eight hour days wage gains and new unions. It notes the Knights of Labor in Boston politics the Tinted Cloth Eat and Cap Makers theme of international socialism and plans for a large labor temple in Cleveland with a four story, $75 000 building featuring lodges headquaters and an auditorium.
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San Franccisco
Cal
Knights of Labor
Boston
Curlory Forgers
Southbridge
Alass
Garment
Curica
N. X
Tirmers
Nashville
Tenn
New Orleans
Portland
Maine
Cleveland
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Hamilton
Ont
Vancouver
B.C
Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Teamsters
Jersey City
N. J
T Hey
San Jose
Chicago Milk Wagon Drivers’ Union
New York State
New Jersey
Root and Shea
International Union of
Tris
Chicago
Ill
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
American Federation of Tuabor
International Association
Labor Temple
Ohio
Short News Notes From the Stock Ville District
In Ederword and Teowaad notes, mentions of Tor 5048 and local divisions. Elevators and milters are referenced with various cuts and drops described. Vague references to Nash and Parmer appear amid scattered place names and urban notes.
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Nash
Q. Parmer
Fluid Lens Breakthrough Produces Large Chromatic Lenses
Consul General Rublee reports an Hungarian chemist has developed large lenses by inserting a guide between two glass surfaces. The design allows lenses three times larger than standard, produced quickly and at a fraction of cost, using a fluid-filled sealed gap that remains achromatic and airless.
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Rublee
Odds and Ends in a Transcribed Local Note
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Prury Lane
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Austria
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Scotland
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van Norden Trust Company
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Audrew Carnegie
Edward Rosewater
United States Senate
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Evward Rosewaten
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Poat
Omaha Bee
Benny Clay Evans
Tennessee
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Fourty-first
Wisconsin Volunteers
BR. Clay Evans
Congress
McKinley
W. J. Patterson
Rush Medical College
Denver
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T. Bentley Mott
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Hugh L. Scott
Albert L. Milla
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Philippines
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Adjutant Generals Department
Charlies Stewart Parnall
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Meteau
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Coney Island
Gaynor
Supreme Court
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Taion
Fitzpatrick
Brotherhood of Railroad
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Pehiand Lake
Connecticut
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