Stepniak and the Russian Terrorist Question Faces Europe
Stepniak the Russian revolutionary is lecturing in the United States about the struggle for constitutional government. He defends use of force and dynamite under imperial oppression, while denying terrorism but acknowledging the need for action against the czarist regime. The interview contrasts his life in London with Russian government scrutiny and highlights his views on national autonomy and religious freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergius Stepuisk
London
George Kenball
Russia
Stepniak
Stepnink
Vyin Bt. John's
Stepn Ee
States Times
Western Europe
West Americs
Sam
Sre
New York World
Central Committee
Stepnisk
England
Madame Novikoff
Phil Cor
Archduchess Elizabeth and Christmas in Vienna
The Dispatch reports from Vienna about Archduchess Elizabeth the Empress and Emperor facing grief after Rudolph's death. Crown Princess Stephanie and her child Valerie are mentioned amid royal tension. Archduchess Valerie, born September, is portrayed as a cheerful yet disciplined child seen in Vienna, with a new tutor assigned under a public school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph
Elizabeth
Vienna
Burg
Vievus
Stephanie
Elizabeth of
Viennes
Princess Jouriewsky Still Beautiful Despite Suffering
DISPATOE correspondent reports from St Petersburg that Princess Jouriewsky remains a beautiful yet worn woman. She cut and placed her hair in the Czar’s coffin. she wears blue glasses for eye trouble and lives in Paris with splendor around her servants. Her children Geo 17, Olga 14, and Catharine bring some light to her days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouriewsky
Dispatoe
St. Petersburg
Paris
Bois de Boulogne
Geo
Cest
Olga
Catherine
Farjeon to Visit America and South Africa Rail Link
A Philadelphia Times note says Farjeon may visit the U S soon with Dickens legacy discussed and family ties to America. Separately Southern Africa completes a 150 mile rail from Colesberg to Norval's Bridge and Bloemfontein, seen as key to regional political development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Farjeon
America
Edward Bok
Philadelphia
Charles Dickens
Boz
New York City
California
Africa
Colesberg
Cape of Good Hope
Free State of Orange
Norval’s Bridge
Bloemfontein
Saga
New York World
Free State of Orange Leads Transvaal Region Portrait
The passage describes a vast republican federation with Free States forming a federation. The Free State of Orange, smaller yet more advanced than Transvaal, exports wool and shows strong cultivation. Its President, Mr Reits, a wealthy barrister born in Swellendam, has a Dutch literary wife who founded a Bloemfontein library and club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free States
Free State of
Orange
Transvaal
Reits
Africa
Cape
Swellendam
England
Oe Court
Bloemfontein
Carmen Sylvia's Remarkable Novel Deficit Published
The dispatch notes Carmen Sylvia's new novel titled Deficit released to the German public. The reviewer mentions reading Deficit and comments on its reception and thematic impact in postwar literary circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Sylvia
Roumania
Notable Irish Conservative Sir John Hennessy profile
The piece covers Sir John Pope Hennessy KGMG Knight of Malta, a former Catholic Conservative MP for King's County, detailing his background, de bates in Parliament, opposition to Palmers ton reforms, and work on Irish poor law reform and colonial service in 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John Pope Hennessy
M. G
Malta
Plock
Pall Mall
John Hennessy
Ballyhennessy
County Kerry
King’s County
John
Select Committee
Lord Palmerston
Unitedngdom
Beaconsfield
Colonial Service
Kipling and colonial governance figures noted with art links
Biographical sketch traces Sir J. Papa Hennessy's colonial posts from Labuan to Mauritius and his clashes with local elites in Hongkong. It highlights Kipling family ties, including paintings by Kipling's father, and cites Dr. Engel's stenographic notes on the German Emperor's rapid speech of about 275 to 300 syllables per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labuan
Bahamas
Windward Islands
Hongkong
Mauritius
Praga
Sir John
Order of St Michael and St George
Raleigh
Ireland
Engel
Reichstag
Vanity Fair
Iecert
Sirius
Huggins
M. Perrotin
Venus
Nice
M. Schiaparelli
Mulan
Mercury
A Rich Old Herbal and Its Medieval Medicine Lore
Shirley Dare reviews a stained black letter herbal Traditions of Medicine from medieval times. The piece praises the book for its plant remedies and lore, noting uses for almonds and antidotes for poisons, plagues, bites, and skin inflammations, with reflections on historical doctors and wisdom.
Virtues of Old Almonds and Herbal Remedies Recalled
A historian recalls old pharmacopoeia describing almond oil pressing, steeping herbs, and tonics for coughs, headaches, burns, and melancholia. The piece notes homely remedies and phrases on griefs, purgations, and medical lore from Queen Elizabeth’s era, urging preservation of practical knowledge.
Autographs and portraits in Stead's Review volume
London Star notes Mr. Stead’s Autographs album gathers portraits of leading men worldwide with reproduced autographs. Twenty thousand copies sold quickly. Entries include William Morris 1876 handwriting, John Morley 1881 note, and Madam Blavatsky says amusing lines about wrinkles and mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadltor Stead
William Morris
Sally
Madam Blavatsky
H. P. Blavatsky
Madam Blavateky
Suman Poets Peck Bavox Kunwas in Brief Narrow Trade
A compact item notes Suman poets engaging Bavox and Kunwas in a brief exchange about a $3 and bs deal, with scant context and no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavox & Kunwas
Cleryman's Book Gift Request Causes Stir
A Worthing clergyman known for soliciting books from authors faced backlash after circulating lists of authors who complied with his requests. The item notes mixed reactions among writers and cites a colossally large check as potential leverage to curb the nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Britain
Use of the Current: New Aging Process in Wine
The article reviews 1890s electric progress, highlighting the Henry unit, London and New York leadership in electric lighting and power, and a modern method of aging wine by electricity tested in Bersy France. It notes farms using electric power for irrigation and threshing, with broader health and efficiency gains predicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Joseph Heary
Francis B. Crocker
Columbia College
America
Watt
Farad
Faraday
Wall Street
Michigan
F. Bailey
English Society of Arts
Bersy
France
Algeri
Pyrenees
Weebetuhieing Place
Hungary
Emee Newrintu
January Twinklers Photograph Orion Nebula Study
The article surveys Orion and nearby bright stars including Betelgeuse Rigel Aldebaran and Sirius as an ideal January southern sky focus. It notes early astronomical drawings of the Orion nebula by Bonds and Lord Rosse, their limits, and the promise of photography led by Henry Draper and later Common with large reflectors yielding clearer nebular images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion
Herschel
Lord Rosse
The
Walter Secchi
Huggins
DistaTor
Betelgeuse
Rigel
Aldebaran
Cambridge
Sai
Gectall
Wepalianer
Henry Draper
Orion Nebula
Common
Ealing
Draper
Overcoat and Trouser Material at Anderson's
Premium quality fabric for overcoats and trousers offered by Anderson's at 700 Smithfield Street. Corsing and fitting services accompany the selection, ensuring a perfect, stylish fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson’s
Smithfield Strest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stepmar
Kilkenny
Gamal
Carmen Bylvia
Sergius Stepniak
Servia
Alexander
Michael
Konak
Opronelae
Milan
Nathalie
Caar
Dickens
Temorah
Sir J. Papa Hennessy
Edyard Kipling’s
India
Kipling
Thackeray
Dungara
Howle- Thana
Mr. Kipling
the Kaiser
Shirley Dare
Skeat
Orient Sands
Mithridates
Elisabeth
Procyon
Capella
Taurus
Senith
Regulus
Nicula
Breeze
Lockyer
Isaac Roberts
Liverpool
Nebulm
Sisinova
New York
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Connecticut
New England
Europe
Tom Lowry
Minneapolis
American Street Railway Association
Twinklers
Herula
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!