The Challenger Colonel Cheney in Russian Espionage
Cheney, a veteran detective, travels through Russia and Europe in 1896 97 gathering military intelligence for the United States. Disguised as journalist Bradley he outwits Third Section surveillance and escapes from Odessa aboard an American warship after a decisive confrontation with Trepoff and Russian authorities.
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Cheney
State Department
Guthrie, Jonergiain
Fellows
United States
Spain
Cuba
Junta
Secret Service
Army
Secretary of State
Washington
Stite
White House
Colonel Cheney
Washington Monument
Russia
Secretary of War and Navy
James H. Bradley
Europe
Asia
Chicago
Guthrie
Lonergan
New York
Southampton
London
Singland
St. George's
Scotland Yard
Mackenzie
Dover
Calais
Bradley
France
St. Cyr
West Point
Germany
Kaiser
Mont St. Jean
Waterloo
Emperor
Ney
Blucher
Hougomort
Nivelles
Brussels
Mwe
Almirante Oquendo
Cristobal Colon
Maria Theresa
Stumpson
Santiago
Portugal
Italy
Vatican
Austria
Grand Canal
Venice
Grand Hotel
Siberia
Jack Cheney
Cheney O
Monsieur
Warsaw
Poland
Mason
Apple-Muse
Tils Poor
Caine M. Dobrowsky
Dobrowsky
Mr. Braudley
M. Dobrowsky
Mr. Bradley
General Trepoff
Moscow
Dabrowsky
Trepoff
Mr. Dabrowsky
America
Munro & Co
Rue Scribe
Paris
Jeremlin
St. Petersburg
Odessa
Sevastopol
Imperial Club
M. Bradley
Tom Count Yarmoleff
Angland
Yarmoleff
Toomorrow
Wradley
Tenth
Imperial Hussars
Yarmoleft
Military Council
Count Yarmoloff
Nevsky
Count Yarmeloff
Foreign Office
Yarmeloff
Yarmo
Tenth Imperial Hussars
Yaroslav
Granada
Varsolayv
Vladmir
Makaroff
Rojestvensky
Navy
Japan
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Great Bear
Yellow Man
Constantinople
Koney
Uncle Sam
Paris Demands True Women Figures Against Wasp Waist
A 1900s Paris debate erupts over the wasp waist as Naida Merovitz and others showcase tightened corsets. Rostand Montesquiou and painters urge natural figures, while doctors and fashion houses debate anatomy, art, and the ethics of compression. Paris awaits the Salon reveal.
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Laire
Naida Merovitz
Naida
Ice Palace
Polaire
Germaine Galiois
Paris
Arlette Dorogere Vel
T. Germaine
Tia
Niaida Amerayitaes
Roy
Naiga
Cerrobarati
Shawie
Warsaw
Dave
Edmond Rnostand
Robert de Montesquiou
Montesquious
Parisian
Rostand
Faculty of Medicine
Dr. Debove
Debove
Charles Klein
Jane Dirys
Xaviere de Leka
Jane
Markel
Dereka
de Leka
Montesquiou
Redin
Jia Lyre
Tor
Tucher
la Syre
Paul Gervais
Theobald Chartran
Central Africa
Future of Eiffel Tower in Doubt as City Extends Ownership
The London Globe reports the Eiffel Tower remains property of its inventor until 1910 and then transfers to Paris. The Vieux Paris group argues for demolition in the interests of taste, while scientists praise its observatory role and engineers note its use for wireless telegraphy. Paris officials have extended the agreement to 1915.
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Eiffel Tower
London Globe
Paris
Wiffel Tower
Lord Justice Moulton Distinguished Mathematician and Judge
Fletcher Moulton has been elevated to the British court of appeals bench and is now known as Lord Justice Moulton, renowned as one of England’s leading mathematicians.
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Fletcher Moulton
Court of Appeals
Lord Justice Moulton
England
Seven year old asks father about old moons as sister jokes
A starlit night scene follows seven year old Johnnie driving with his father and younger sister. Johnnie asks what they do with old moons. The sister replies with a jokey, surreal answer about cutting them up to make stars.
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Johnnie
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Monsieur Bradley
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Jean Weber
Cambo Villa
Rostead
Germaine Gailois