Reenactment of Siberian Rebel Escape and Baden Baden Reunion
In a dramatic escape sequence exiles set fire to a house then fight through river rocks and pursuit. Vladimir Lanin, Miller, Jana Lanin, and Schelm tale a grim finale, amnesty, and later reunion in Baden Baden where Miller’s China letter prompts reflection on fate and forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdimir Lanin
Jana Wernin
Peter
Oniphri Schelm
Jana
Schelm
Lanin
Siheris
Palkin
Sebelm
Siberia
Popotl
Vladimir
St. Petersburg
Great Clee
Palin
Miller
Chelen
Angara
Tasa
Wier
Jans
Rook
Irkutsk
Hersalt
Sitle
Caroline
Lok
Ivan
Visdimir
Moski
Count Lavin
Lavin
Dr. Hass
Lania
Vladimir Jana
Mr. Miller
Carolne
Lisnin
Hart
Hind Miller
Juna
Schhelm
Cear
East Siberia
Mr. Schelm
Scheim
Lanvin
Hane
Senny
Count Lanin
Laniul
Jost
Solds
Iving Sieaun
Tim
Hans
Vladimir Lanin
Moki
Sheim
Czar
Colleague
Mayers
Manu
Shela
France
Mel
Courland
Sehelm
Yan
A Comfortable and Convenient Stable Design for Winter
A historical note outlines a stable design and heating concerns for horses in a northern climate. It details basement and first floor stalls for four singles and two boxes, a carriage wash stand, feed and grain storage, and a run-way with crests to prevent slipping. The plan includes color schemes, materials, and a $2000 cost estimate based on New York prices, with feasible modifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. W. Smopree
Jana Pleads for Schelm as Justice Moves Forward
In Irkutsk Jana seeks mercy for Schelm after learning of his alleged crimes and the Czar's demand for punishment. Vladimir counsels restraint while officials insist on strict justice, pressing for Schelm’s exposure to the law and likely punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanin
Schelm
Moski
Count Lanin
Jana
Bercsoff
Siberia
Sebelus
Juma Aston Apoilt
Petersburg
Irkutsk
Vladimir
Schelim
Popoff
Lavin
Jans Return Reunites as They Depart East for Petersburg
Radiant with happiness Jans returned home and left the capital of Eastern Siberia the next day. Lina accompanied them with a heart full of sadness as they turned their faces toward Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jans
Siberia
Petersburg
Lina
Legend of Custer’s Saber Plant on Sioux Hill
A Sioux legend told to the Denver Republican describes a deadly plant on the hill where Custer fell. The plant has a saber shaped tail and sharp edges with cold eyes, a golden heart shaped blossom with a red center. Indians fear it and call it Custer’s hurt due to a blood-red stain if crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Republican
Custer
Britons Hit By Luck and Laughter in Odd Serene Tale
A Detroit Free Press item recalls a boy reciting The Battle of Bunker Hill with a misheard line leading classmates to joke about pantaloons and platoons. The piece also notes a Michigan court fining eight men five dollars each for serenading a newly married couple, mistaking constitutionally allowed privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Bunker Hill
Prescott
Detroit Free Press
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray
ARS
Russia
Prince Josef Lubomirski
Turkistan
Eto
Russias
Meta DE Vera
Gene
Brother Scheim
Miller Conessing
Postilions
His Majesty
Muller
Baden-Baden
Sebastopol
Rita
Jana Lanin
Count Lanie
Shanghai
China
Coant
Heaven
Tueping-waig
Eobi
Greyte
Europe
Vladair
Lake Baikal
Baden Baden
Count M
Pittsburg
Chater XXXIII
Legend OF the
Wm.radam
Wm. Radam Microbe Killer Co
Laight
New York City
Burdock
Apea
ER. A. Jenkins
Carson St
Pittebure, Pa
Busalo
Hallam
Pond Lily Company
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Pitteborg
Joseph Fleaing & Son
Dinerond
Market Sta
Nerve Ben Co
N.Y
Joseph Fleating & Son's
Ors Market St
F.C. Fowler
Paris
William
ONIC
the Peru Chemical CO
Milwaukee
Big
Fribes Young
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Khow
Science OF
Abcicatthicon
Wm. H. Barker
National Medical Association
Parker Soda
Rrutreio Co
Sanden Electric
Broadway
myRlt
West
Siabox
Cummings Ieonen
Emil G. Stucky
Drugzist
Holand
Penn Ave
Fulton St
Penn Avenue
Pittaburg
Koow
Basin
Wuittier
Sundat
Whittier
Peon Avenue
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