Saving the Czars Life by a Russian Detective
General Trepoff of the St. Petersburg secret police foiled a Nihilist plot to assassinate Czar Alexander III on March 13, 1887. A vast net of arrests followed as the chief uncovered a printing press, bombs, and a planned parade ambush. The czar faced no public danger, and Trepoff’s swift action secured a calm royal appearance in the capital.
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Trepoff
St. Petersburg
Popice
Secret
Police
Vern Z Augselle
Nichn Ist
Cathedral of
St. Sophia
Winter Palace
Siberia
Europe
M. Trepoff
Secret Police
Hitle
Czar
Gen. Treport
Secret Service
Gen
Tropoft
Trepott
Gen. Trepoff
The
Nevsky
Russia
Servier
Azar
Paulvonia
Telegraph
Tropof
Anton Zondlevic
Mane
Lubkin
Madame
Leutenant
Mme
Kriloff
Mme. Kriloff
Lisa
Lke
Bof
Pace Headquarters
Justiffib
Tél Treposi
W. G. Chapman
Home Loving Montenegrins And A Prison Sentry Tale
Excerpt recounts Montenegro loyalty to country during exile with anecdotes from W. J. Stillman era. It notes officials drafting prisoners for missions to Austrian held Cattaro, a Russian appeal to Prince Nicholas for release, and a guard who left his post allowing a prisoner to guard the others.
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W. J. Stillman
Cattaro
Prince Nicholas
Cettinje
American Teacher Resides in Japan Inspiring Life
An American educator, Miss Helen Hyde, lives in a Japanese Akasaka home and studio, blending traditional design with American comforts. She notes bamboo frames and sliding screens, adds American conveniences like a push button bell, and staffs the space with Japanese-made furnishings.
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Japan
Helen Hyde
Miss Hyde
I Studio
Akasaka
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