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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1903
Page
2
A special correspondent reviews a German translation titled Secrets of the Winter Palace. The novelistic history portrays Nicholas I era crime, politics, and personal betrayals with figures like Savelieff and Laveler, tracing rebellion, reform, and imperial response amid the Crimean War backdrop.
A vivid portrayal shows Nicholas I amid winter storms at the Winter Palace. The article notes Russia’s humiliations in war, his stubborn resolve not to yield, and reports two couriers: Crimea reverses and news of a failed assault on Kars ordered by him despite war council advice.
A fortune teller in St. Petersburg, known as the Witch of Kieff, prophesies the Czar and a hidden son doomed to exile and death by poison. The enraged ruler discovers the truth, seizes the seer, but she vanishes with a final glimpse that the heir endures Siberian fate. The tale ties to the Czar's favorite Mulle Nelldoft near the Winter Palace as the story widens.
The text sketches a dramatic tale of a young man who claimed Piles cure and threatened the monarch before fleeing Russia with a promised guaranteed remedy. It references emigration to German courts, Nihilist pursuit, and a reign ended by dissipation. Also listed are provisions for oysters game and fish in Ogden Utah.
One fare for round trip to any station within 250 miles selling point. Tickets on sale December 24 and 25, 1903, plus January 1, limited return to January 4. Travel via Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line.
A dramatic account of the Czar Nicholas II dying in his bed as doctors fail to find a disease, his confessor weeping, and his son Constantine warned against usurpation while Alexander II is hailed posthumously by a tearful royal family and Dowager Empress. The scene closes with the crown laid at Alexander’s feet and a secret St."}
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