Passports and Prisons in Russia Travel Diary
A travel correspondent describes passport controls, lodging, and railway conditions in Russia. He notes daily checks, hotel registration, and the government’s expansive information network, with comments on customs, trains, and notable landmarks like St. Isaac's Cathedral and Peter the Great's influence on St Petersburg.
St Petersburg Impressions From a Foreign Visitor In Russia
A traveler recounts crossings from Germany into Russia, describing customs at the border, meals in a customs house, and observations of St. Petersburg. He notes Russian police, peasant dress, Hebrew emigration, the Nevsky Prospect, and the city’s grand palaces, streets, and motorized tempo.
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Winter Palace
Neva
St. Petersburg
Navy Department of Admiralty
Curious Railway Relic Shows Early Passenger Ticket Form
Chicago Times reports Chief Smith’s European trip yielded a brass octagonal pocket piece stamped L. & S. Railway Bag worth 29 with the number repeated. The relic mirrors 1832 Leicester and Swannington tickets for a 16 mile line with one class, standing passengers, and no seats.
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Chicago Times
Swannington
Rifle
Women In The Banes: Female Regents In Prussian Army
Seven women hold regimental chief positions in Prussia’s army. The Empress Frederic led Hussars since 1861, Queen Victoria headed a dragoon regiment since 1888, Princess Albert of Prussia led fusiliers since 1889, and Empress Auguste Victoria commanded dragoons since 1890. Other titles include the Duchess of Connaught and the Queen Regent of the Netherlands.
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New York Tribune
Army of
Prussia
Frederic
Hussars
William I
Frederic Charles
Queen Victoria
Albert
Brunswick
Auguste Victoria
Duchess of
Industrial kings rise and fall through English history
The passage traces shifting dominant industries in England from wool in the Middle Ages to woolen manufacture, then cotton, and finally coal and iron with the rise of railways and steamships. It emphasizes the pattern of one industry commanding prominence across eras.
Goulds Flower Fad Or an Orange Grove Under Glass
Jay Gould plans a dramatic expansion of his Lindhurst conservatories on the Hudson with a $100000 addition to host a world class collection. Chief Gardener Mangold notes reforms include movable glass structures and a 60 by 60 foot orange square with bananas, aiming to rival Europe’s great botanical gardens.
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Pekin
St. Petersburg
Orloff
St Petersburg
Feaver
Whitten
Dispatch
Jay Gould
Hudson
F. Mangold
Gould
Wall Street
Lindhurst
Irvington
the Hudson
Mangold
New York
John Hoey
Mr. Gould
Hoey
Mr. Hoey
Cyrus W. Field
Wizard
Ardsleyrk
Europe
Atlantic
Catharine Mermet
Bride
Nephetis
Perle
Worta
India
William
Berlin
Conservatory of Roses
China
Restoring digestion with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
The fragment urges sufferers to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters after years of dyspepsia and to avoid foods and drinks that injure the digestive system. It also claims benefits for malaria biliousness kidney trouble rheumatism and liver disorder.
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Nothi Ike Thers
Great Sal ler's Sale Draws Crowd Monday
Crowds gather at Sal ler's for a big sale on Monday featuring men’s all wool pants garnet at 92 percent off and 60 styles. The event runs at Baller's corner Smithfield with peg or coir available.
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Saller’s
Baller’s
Smithfield
Local Father Credits Chamberlain Remedy for Saving Family
Mr John Cook of Pilot Vermilion county Illinois recounts two years of severe bloody flux affecting a son and daughter. He says a local doctor failed to help and credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid improvement and averting death.
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John Cook
Pilot
Vermilion County
Ill
Chamberlain
Secret at the Seaside Wedding Foretold
Miriam Clyde pleads for delay as a seaside wedding nears while a wounded soldier binds a life on the line. A hidden romance unravels through notes and a hush hush plan to flee the army, with a costly order from Sir James and a London marriage looming.
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James MacKennon
Bart
Miriam Clyde
Elay
Miriam
Sir James
Mrs. Clyde
Dave
Ford
London
Reunion of Miriam and Joan Shadows of a Hidden Past
In town Miriam reveals to Joan she met Hugh Ferrar by chance at Newborough and learned of his remorse after a fatal shot. Joan reacts with bitter confession about loving Hugh and fearing exposure, while Miriam contemplates delaying her engagement to Sir James to keep the secret safe. The sisters cling to a fragile resolve to conceal the past and protect General Conray from danger.
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Dare
Newborough on-the-Lea
Clyde
Sir James
Marneral Conray
Joan
General Conray
Mrs. Clyde
James
Hugh Ferrar
Ton
Newborough
Sanda
Hugh Ferria
Haugh
Joan Conray
Robert
Robert Conray
Conray
Josh
Captain Cooray
Tyford
Hugh
India
Richard
Hugh Faerrars
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