The Secret Dispatch Chapter Eight Turmoil at Schlusselburg
Natalie Mierowna sinks deeper into a damp sea vault as the court convicts Basil AfLie rowiliz and others. Bernikoff’s vengeance and political betrayal seal a brutal fate for the rebels and the empress’s intent to crush resistance. Natalie cries for help while the flood rises and hope dims in the fortress.
Bears Ravages in Alaska Stir Calls for Help and Hunts
Alaska bears reportedly weigh 1500 to 1800 pounds and devastate cattle and breeding ewes. A Seattle firm reports 508 sheep killed, 21 slain in a bear raid, with packers seeking a bounty of at least five dollars per head to curb the population. Senator Foster weighs options for action and a Roosevelt hunting signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Senator Foster
Washington
Roosevelt
Foster
Seattle
Bodiac
Ars
United States
Not What He Said Joke in Philadelphia Ledger
A man who mishears and misquotes becomes the butt of a crowd joke in the Philadelphia Ledger. The neighbor asks what was said and the humor hinges on the line about being glad the war in Bulgaria is over, correcting the mistaken attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Bulgaria
Supplying Army Horses Across Nations and Methods
The article surveys cavalry remount systems and horse populations in Germany Russia Britain France Austria and Germany again. It details government breeding muster trials depots pricing and feeding to ensure a steady supply of quality cavalry horses and reserves for emergencies.
Fooled Customs Men By Diamond Smugglers Tale
A reminiscence recalls a Diamond trader who evaded duties by hiding stones in a ship stateroom panel. The NY based figure traveled from New York to Europe, passing strict customs checks while diamonds were stored in a wall panel behind him. His scheme succeeded until a confidant revealed the treachery and law caught him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
United States
New York
Iman
Law
New York Sun
AlaskaWoman Named St Louis Fair Commissioner
Mrs Mary E Hart of Nome named woman commissioner to the St Louis fair representing Alaska and president of the Keogayah Kozga Aurora Club with about 100 members. The club studies Alaska folklore and native customs and Mrs Hart is the adopted sister of Simrock Mary the reindeer queen, Alaska’s wealthiest woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Hart
Nome
Alaska
Aurora Club
Hart
Simrock Mary
Boston Transcript
When a Man Reaches Old Age and Ignores a Pretty Woman
A terse reflection asserts that when a man grows too old to turn his head for a pretty woman he has outlived his usefulness. The remark frames aging as a loss of charm and agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Bernike
Jagouski
Indiana News Briefs Local Deaths and Disasters Across Counties
Dennis Kilnan of Terre Haute was killed by a Big Four train at a street crossing. Elizabeth Flick aged 67 committed suicide by swallowing Paris green. Lea Houchins drowned in the Wabash while mussel fishing. Oscar Poppino, about 85, struck by a freight train at Martinsville. Navier Martellie killed at Weisburg by a switch engine. Bartholomew County hay yields look good and crops prosper. Delphi plans Carnegie Library site with $2,000 from city and $12,000 from Carnegie. Charles Dickey dies at Kokomo from tuberculosis and heart failure. Fire underwriters to offer rewards for Laporte arson. John Oswald drowns at Tilaymond pond after cramps. Albany oil field shows more wells than dry holes. Hope to ban liquor. petitioners seek to block license for Joseph Henry. George Robinson catches 400 pounds of turtles on Waite River. Moss McKinster dies after leg crushed at Columbus. Drill near Marion reveals copper-bearing rock. local excitement. A 5-year-old boy attacked by a cow near Jonesboro, neck broken, fatally injured. Indiana patents issued list. Explosion at Spencer camp injures two Italians. riot threats ensue. Charles E. Kaltler found dead at Crawfordsville substation. One suspect minor details remain unresolved after recent incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Kilnan
Eagle Foundry
Terre Haute
Elizabeth Flick
Valentine Flick
Slemlock
Lea Houchins
Orvensville
Wabash
Oscar Poppino
Martinsville
Navier Martellie
Shutt Improvement Company
Weisburg
Bartholomew County
Delphi
Carnegie Library
Carnegie
Charles Dickey
Kokomo
Laporte
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Littlebrand Mill
Tilaymond
John Oswald
Oswald
Albany
Hope
Joseph Henry
Shelbyville
George Robinson
Columbus
Waite River
Richmond
Moss McKinster
Pennsylvania
Mackinster
A. A. Bradford
Marion
J. M. Harring
Jonesboro
Mew
J. H. Whitson
Indiana
George M. Beard
Angola
Charles F. Degner
Lafayette
Marshall M. Kime
Petersburg
Jesse B. Marvin
Frankfort
William E. Meredith
Theordere Rauschenach
Evansville
Jerry Sherwood
Hebron
Charles A. Tripp
Indianapolis
William K. Hy Woerner
William M. Spencer
Indianapolis Southern Railway
Bloomington
Charles E. Kaltler
Northwestern Traction Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Balgonie
Iinzan
Ae Seid
Peter the Great
Abe
Loeb
San Threugh
Fae
Tely
Con Bhranch
Br Rou
Carl
Basil
Natalie
Schinsselburg
Bueenie
Bristard
Knussia
Catharine I
Dieseratch
Batgonte
Bernixoff
Essite
Fle
Eugenie
Chernikoff Gaying
Longa
Ivan
Enor
Seecret
London Gazette
AL. Mierowitz
Cine
Usakoff
Venus
Novgorst
Derren
Schlusselburg
Dladoaga
Schlosselburg
Ladoga
Baltic
Neva
Fainus
Dante
Count Orloff
Elizabeth
Nera
Gulf of Finland
Bernikoff
Natalie Mierowna
Mierowitz
Katinka
Catharine
Moscow
Oranienbaum
Tsarky Selo
Charlie Balconie
Maartiolizan
Orloff
General Kuropatkin
Kurovatknin
Tusslas
Kuropatkin
Ccar
Peepee Tle
Mom
Bare “Ta
Geneva
Burepatkin
Sind
Mani
Wuisuah
Russia
America
Europe
Asia
Great Britain
France
Austria
Germany
Simnugaler
OF Indiaana News