By Order of the Czar k Story of Russian Power
Vladimir and Maruscha plead, plan their exile from St. Petersburg, and part after a tense departure. He envisions danger as he travels alone through Russia, meeting a peddler who hints at hangings and hard justice, while Maruscha fights fear and awaits letters from afar.
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Czark
Neil
Maruscha
Isajeff
Vladimir
Issieff
Ioan
Olga Petrovan
St. Petersburg
Olga
Tod
Grimyr
Mya
Faruscha
Luza
Ivan
Waldemar Nicolasiviteh
Alikanof
Waldemar Nicolaiviteh
Alikanoff
Admiralty
St Isak’s
Marushha
Sven
Asm
Wes
Moarusha
Kovino
Little Kolga
Luga
Rascal
Kolga
William Tatton
National Military Home
Marion
Alonzo Myers
Georgetown
Samuel Winters
Pennsylvania
Robert Graham
Amby
Charles North
Geo. Hazzard
Newcastle
Henry County
Andrew Carnegie
Rochester
Minnie Seiple
Muncie
James Piper
Hancock
Tennessee
Maxwell
Squire James B. Tutwiler
Penu
Stephen A. Douglas
McClung
Laporte County
Laporte Ierald
Albert Sison
New Paris
John A. Tarmon
Robert
Richar Macy
Wabash
Wabash Railway
Indi- Church
Henry Nyce
Governor Hanly's Inaugural Address Highlights State Reform
Governor Hanly pledges non partisan management of benevolent and penal institutions and strict economy. He advocates hospitals for tuberculosis epileptics and the insane, urges sinking fund use and tax changes, and calls for a state railroad commission and tighter liquor remonstrance.
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Hanly
Indiana
Supreme Court
Convincing the Barometer and a Farmer’s Lesson
A Scots anecdote from Sir Archibald Geikie describes a Cheviot farmer who buys an aneroid barometer to forecast weather. After days of rain the barometer still reads fair, prompting the farmer to plunge it into a flood to prove its failings. The tale ends with a moral on living simply and with joy.
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Archibald Geikietes
Cheviot Hills
In spite of germs we expose money and objects to hands
A sequence of risky habits is described including wetting fingers to count money a pin held in the mouth and pencils chewed between lips and candy exposed to open air or outside cases.
Were going to Clara's for a party invitation
Neil notes a planned call on Clara’s for a swell party next week. Bess urges sending her best love and questions meeting the dreadful girl.
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Neil
Clara
Bess
Around a Big State What Our Neighbors Are Doing
General interest notices from Indiana communities report marriages deaths and local happenings. Readers gain brief items about residents and area locales across multiple towns and counties.
Prominent Women Lead Movement for Elder Home in Jeffersonville
A Jeffersonville group of notable women launches a campaign to establish a home for aged residents. The report details other county happenings including Knights of Mac cabees leaders, multiple injuries, library bids, and a new landmark church plans in Indiana.
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Jeffersonville
Majonica Telephone Company
Mt. Altna
G. A. R. Post
Clinton
George W.gunder
Wabash
Beery
Knights of Maccabees
Atlanta
Frank Farr
Indiana University
Franklin College
Voris Six
Shelbyville
Emporia
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