The Prince and Theresa at the Muscovite Camp
Theresa von Lynar speaks of her burned Baltic castle and seeks revenge in Ivan’s camp. She presents court secrets and passwords to aid a city seizure while Prince Ivan plots vengeance and a deadly deal unfolds. Alexis confirms a successful gate test as dawn approaches.
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Margraf
Theresa
Ivan
Alexis
Lam
Baltic
Kernsberg
Joan of
Prince Ivan
Louis
Courtland
Prince Louis
Alexis the Deacon
Prince of
Holy See
Plassenburg
Henry the Lion
Theresa von Lynar
Boris
Joan of the
Sword Hand
Muscovy
Conrad
Henry of
New Head of Orthodox Jews Named Chief Rabbi of U S
Rabbi Bernhard Louis Levinthal elected to lead the United States Orthodox Jewish body. A Philadelphia figure for 15 years, he founded numerous city Hebrew institutions and chairs the Orthodox Rabbinical Association of America. Born 1866 in Vilna, he studied at Kovno and Vilna rabbinical schools and arrived in 1891 to advance Jewish education.
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Bernhard Louis Levinthal
United States
Rabbi Levinthal
Philadelphia
United Orthodox Hebrew Congregations of
Orthodox Rabbinical Association of America
Levinthal
Vilna
Russia
Kovno
Hebrew High School
Federation of American Jonists
Bulldog Admiral Skrydloff Named To Command Black Sea Fleet
Russia assigns Admiral Nicholas Skrydloff to lead the Black Sea fleet to restore order amid naval mutinies and revolutionary unrest. The veteran commander, known as the bulldog admiral, fought at Port Arthur and Crete, led torpedo-boat actions against Turkish monitors, and earned the Cross of St. George.
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Black Sea
Nicholas Skrydloft
Skrydloff
Japan
Port Arthur
Makaroff
Vladivostok
Crete
Skrydlof
Danube
Keep Busy To Age Gracefully And Succeed
Uncle Joe Cannon argues there is no single recipe for success. He urges keeping conscience clear and getting enough sleep, noting overwork by news writers. He says the country prospered by staying busy, and both youth and experience matter, with initiative decisive in adopting new methods.
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Joe Cannon
Stuyvesant Fish Herald of the Illinois Central Railroad
Stuyvesant Fish, longtime president of the Illinois Central, has broad popular support among merchants, farmers, professionals, and workers along the line. Since 1887 he has led the system, influencing railroad affairs and backing stockholder investigations into the Mutual Life Insurance Company. He is a son of Hamilton Fish, born June 24, 1851, and rose from clerk to president of the Illinois Central.
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Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central Railroad
Harriman
Illinois Central
Fish
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hamilton Fish
Grant
New York City
Columbia College
New York
Morton, Bliss & Co
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Mary J. Andergorn
Motory Public and Insurance
Recky Ford, Cole
S‘r.crockett
Cre
Joan
Germany
Bar-Russia
Rhine-fall
Enterprise Publishing CO
Rocky Ford
Cole
UU Taha Afenep
TNO
Aston As
ARS Solidest
Lion
Ann Co
Peete
Scientific American
Alhery
Munn & Cr
Eroadea
Enterprise Office
Philadelphian
Navy
Uncle Joe Cannon
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