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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1904

Page

6

Pardons and a daring sleigh escape in Darkest Russia

General Cobb and the courier plot a risky scheme to recover pardons for Ida Barosky. The courier hints at a governor decree to depose Karsicheff, freeing Olga, while Cobb flees by sleigh with supplies and a plan to press for dispatches as night tightens.

Cobb Hewell Karsicheffs Chitka Corps of Couriers Imperial Siberia Ida Barosky Stralensk Ilda Barosky Karsicheff Etape Pooloo-Etape Olga

Escape plan to free exiled prisoners in a tense confrontation

Katherine proposes a risky scheme to free Alexis Nazimoff and Barosky by guiding Caroline Cobb through the prison camera with a file to sever restraints. Caroline would use gratitude toward the rescuer to trigger a coordinated breakout, enabling the escape as guards open fire amid chaos.

Alexis Katherine Alexis Nazimoff Caroline Barosky Nazimoff

Willing Reporters Kneel For Tableless Bazaar Moment

A humorous anecdote recalls a two day bazaar where reporters had a table on day one for speeches. On day two a lady opened the event and reporters had no table. The reporter joked about kneeling.

Stonehenge’s Age Narrowed by Excavations

Stonehenge in England, famed for its massive stones, has become the focus of scientific investigations. Excavations at the bases suggest it was built by Neolithic or early Bronze Age people with astronomical and scientific planning inferred from its layout and dated clues around the stones.

Stonehenge England Norman Lockyer

Windy Market Observes Quiet Trading Day

A cryptic market brief notes wind conditions and Wall Street activity with sparse details about lamb trading and obscure phrases.

Wall Street

Engagement Plot Sparks Dinner Plan in Small Town

In a tense exchange Miss Cordelia and Bert discuss a scheme to resolve gossip around an engagement between Nixie and Bert. Bert vows to confront the issue and asks Nixie to wear white to a dinner, while Cordelia guides the plan and remains wary of Nellie Car.

Cordelia Hevest Adam Bert Bob Miss Cordelia Ort Nixie Miss Cordelias

Wedding Impromptu Sparks Flight Across Snowy Night

Bert and Nixie rush to wed at the bishop after a cliffhanger dinner plan. The pair dodge prying eyes, rekindle tension, and flee in a sleigh under falling snow, debating which wrong Nellie or Cordelia to marry and who told whom.

Mr. Jordan Nixie Bert Cordelia Nellie Carl San Francisco

Resignations Hit Senior Team at Well Known Women's College

The senior basketball captain reports multiple resignations from enthusiastic players. Center to marry. others cite inconvenient excuses such as large hands, temper during fouls, and fear of becoming a cross patch. One transfer from Bryn Mawr sparks concern over aggressive play.

Bryn Mawr Philadelphia Press

Love and loneliness in Munsey's Magazine

A poetic meditation on God's gift of love and pity for the lonely. The speaker contrasts remote, unpeopled lands with crowded towns where hearts fail to break, urging compassion amid life's roses and seeking a love beyond knowledge as angels seem at the threshold.

God Angels Munsey

Carleton Plays Down Farmer’s Literary Advice

While riding with Carleton in a Green Mountains stagecoach a wealthy farmer quoted Carleton’s poems to make a point. The author revealed his identity and replied he never believed half of what the farmer said, prompting the farmer to remark that true wealth comes from knowing half as much as Will Carleton.

Nixie Bert Mr. Jordan Hsten Carleton Green Mountains Reich Will Carleton

Little Alfred's Squelcher and Family Quarrel at Rest

Emma and Alfred aged four and five quarrel playfully over affection from Aunt Judith as a visitor arrives. A meek hotel guest defends his choice of rest and comfort away from his grand home and lawn, highlighting a contrast between luxury and confinement.

Alfred Emma Judith Aunt Dudith Tyes Chicago Tribune

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Russia H. Grattan Donnelly Streetw & Smith AJ Hickory Jackson Hades Nicholas Gen. Cobb Karsicheft Caroline Cobb Lfe Uy Veneta Chars Lim S.stes Ty W Shane Seta
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