By Order of the Czar k Story of Russian Power
Vladimir, allied with Maruscha and Pavel, plans a risky escape from a Russian danger as police close in. He scales a dormer roof to safety with Maruscha and Pavel's aid, while Ivan and others are detained. The party weighs unity and liberty over their perilous path toward flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czark
Idimir
Ivan
Maruseha
Tam
Tran
Pavel
Riah
Maruscha
Sonthiness
Furn
Vladimir
Moamecha
Marushha
Faye
Yegorevich
Woyself
Marascha
Marusha
Maureeeha
Tie
Vinadi
Wien
L’avel
Tyan
Marischa
Chaos and Suspicion Amid Prisoner Roundup in Bolkonsky Tale
In a tense chapter a narrator finds Ivan’s room strewn with belongings and wonders if Pavel Yegorevitch and others have been arrested. Marushka sobs as they fear wrongful confinement while Isajeff’s conduct hints at deeper plots. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Pavel Yegorevitch
Marushha
Vera Sassulitch
Maruscha
Isajeff
Clarkson Co Mines In Vladivostok Hire Russians
The American firm Clarkson & Co. in Vladivostok replaces Chinese labor with Russian workers in its coal mines. Russians work by the job and produce coal at 2 cents a ton, versus 5 cents with Chinese labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson & Co
Vladivostok
Prominent Warning Against Overambition's Toll
A cautious note condemns overambition as a canker that steals happiness and shortens life. The reflection warns against excessive striving and advocates tempering ambitions with balance and restraint.
Market Prices By City For Cattle Hogs Sheep And Grains
Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Indianapolis New York and Buffalo market quotes list cattle hogs sheep and grain prices. Included are bids for No 2 wheat corn oats rye and dairy items with ranges and typical values across major trading hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Toledo
New York
Indiana General Assembly Opens as Officers Elected
The Sixty third Indiana General Assembly opened at the statehouse in Indianapolis with Republicans choosing officers. Sidney Cantwell was elected Speaker, Charles I flurst chief clerk, and Lewis P Sharpe doorkeeper. Senate leaders included President pro tem E E Hendee and secretary Julian Hogate. The session adjourned briefly before noon and will elect two United States Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana General Assembly
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Sidney Cantwell
Daniel E. Storms
M. L. Haines
Second Presbyterian Church
Gilbert
John V. Hadley
E. E. Hendee
Anderson
Julian Hogate
Danville
Charles P. Gray
South Bend
Sol Pennington
General Assembly
United States
Gillespie Sentenced to Life for Sister Slaying
In Rising Sun Indiana James Gillespie was found guilty on the first ballot of murdering his twin sister Elizabeth Gillespie on December 5 1903. He received life imprisonment while three co defendants Rebecca Belle Seward James Car rie Darbour will be tried separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gillespie
Elizabeth Gillespie
Gillespie
Rising Sun
Orville Davis
Wabash
Charles H. Reeves
Plymouth
Batesville
Carnegie
George W. Boxell
Marion
Fort Wayne
Joseph Ray Byrum
Shelbyville
Lockjow
Harry Haugh
Anderson
Charles Clayton
Indianapolis
Parks
Jefersonville
Larwell Severns
Muncie
John Torrence
Larwell
D. Ss. Severns
William J. Morgan
Mooresville
Mr. Morgan
Marion Pyle
Attica
Alexandria
Fii Amen
Department
Among Our Neighbors Highlights from Indiana Fatalities and Fortunes
A long list of incidents across Indiana reports boiler explosions, arson cremations, murders and duels with victims such as Charles North and Lyman East. Officers arrest several after a riot tied to the Indiana Harbor strike. Other items note fines for unlicensed practice, bank insolvency guilt, civic developments, Oakwood theater tragedy survivor fallout, and curious local oddities from Logansport to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles North
North Grove
Kokomo
Lyman East
Fred Seymour
William Crawford
Wabash
Terre Haute
George Reinert
W. T. Leggett
George Newman
Evansville
Newman
Leggett
E. C. Crow
Elkhart
Crow
John W. Kinney
Kinney & Co
Angola
Indiana Harbor
Willie Case
James Herrold
la Porte
Chicago
Robert Warne
Warne
Logansport
Florence Mitchell
Ella Swisher
Hoosier Happenings and Local News Items
A compact note from Indiana neighbors covers general interest matters including marriages and deaths, accidents and crimes, and personal pointers. It summarizes local happenings and community notes with a focus on Hoosier life and timely events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Afary E. Dunham
Balkan States
Weekly Review
Chicago Trade
R. G. Dun & Co
Western Railroad
Bradstreet
Canada
Indiana
Warren
Huntington County
Spencerville
DeKalb County
Mamie Avery
Martinsville
Emily Pritchett
Walker
Grafton
Julius FE. Schwarz
First German Presbyterian Church of
Connersville
Board of Missions of the Church
Milwaukee, Wis
Victor S. Jackson
Washington
Peru
Navy Department
Panama Commission
Loa
James H. Lindley
Lost River
Lewis Carr
Columbus
Carr
Sarah Bright
Bob Philips
Greensburg
Susan Rymond
Philips
Ed Clark
Clarksburg
Hoosier
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