Chapter Twenty Nine unfolds courtly intrigue and shifting power
In Slavna and Volseni a tapestry of diplomacy and faction unfolds as Alexis's reign stabilizes amid court plots. Stenovics and Stafnitz vie for influence while Col. Sterkoff and Lepage navigate loyalties. Neighbors Kravonia and its rulers weigh intervention as gun deliveries arrive, shaping a tense power balance.
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Volsen
Alexis
Mistitch
Rome
Eljenborg
Stenovics
Stannus
Suleiman
Hotel de Paris
Hercules
Markart
Mistiteh
Sophy
Voisen
Countess Ellentorg
Stafnitz
Slavna
Volseni
Prasiok
Stafnus
Suleiman's
Slayma
Krath
Slovna
Kravonia
Tts
Kravonian
Stenoview
Stamitz
Ministry of State
Stalin
Kolskoi
Sterkoff
Stenovies
Vies
Sergius
Ellerburg
Eas Stafnits
Snietman's Tower
Dobrava
Enger
Taft Favored Platform Endorsement by Roosevelt Adherents
Washington June 2 There will be no lukewarm endorsement of Roosevelt and his policies in the Republican platform if Secretary Taft and his followers have influence. After conferences with Taft on the platform, experts predict the tariff plank will mirror the Ohio platform with added details on tariff calculation.
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Taft
Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
United States
Resolutions Committee
Treasure ip and ship cargo loom in Coast Guard port note
A fragment mentions Daniel A. Conway of English Woolen Mills opposite Reid Hughes and a plan to prove confidence by a top quality suit. It cites a steamer Goldsboro arrival May 1 with farm machinery valued at about 50000 dollars and a chain of people including Charles H Meyers aboard. A separate report notes Eugene Jepson, fifty, a New York vaudeville lead, dying of heart disease at Keiths theater during a fire alarm in Cleveland.
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Puerto Cortez
Mindira
Goldsboro
New York
Genel 6 Company
F. Bailey
Alloys
United States
Cleveland
Eugene Jepson
Keith's Theater
Anty Drudge Promotes Fels-Naptha Washing Method
Anecdotes urge readers to wash clothes in cool water using Fels-Naptha to avoid accidents and save effort. A Mrs Wondlearn recalls a past spill and endorses the product’s easy wash days, praising the scent and lack of boiling or back-breaking scrubbing. Follow wrapper directions.
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Anty
Jimmy
Democrats Clash Over Campaign Funds In Nebraska
Omaha report details Mayor Dabiban claiming funds for Nebraska's 1904 campaign came from national committee figures Ryan and Sheehan. Dabiban asserts money was spent wholly in state races for Berge and Parker, with Bryan unaware. Bryan criticizes trusts and Taft while addressing Crawford Neb. crowd.
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Omaha
Neb
James C. Dabiman
Nebraska
New York
Thomas F. Ryan
William F. Sheehan
Mr. Sheehan
Parker
T. 5. Allen
G. W. Berge
Dablian
Bryan
Roosevelt
Berge
National Committee
Sheehan
Ryan
Crawford
Fssne
Taft
Democratic Party
Gretefel
Paris Police Busy Murder of Painter and Mother in Law
Paris dispatch reports the slaying of painter Adolphe Steinhell and his mother in law Mme Japy by a four-person group, burglary suspected, with neighbors noting prowling visitors and a servant in the upper apartment may have heard no cries. The article also mentions a Chicago campaign tour and Ex-Governor Stokes denying a presidential bid.
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Paris
Adolphe Steinhell
Mme. Japy
Mme. Steinhell
Steinhell
Courlland
Mme. Steindell
Steinbells
M. Steinbell
Pere Ia
Chaise
Why Ministers Fail Says Billy Sunday Mollycoddles
Rev Billy Sunday told Pittsburg Presbyterian ministers they are fudge eating mollycaddies and stiffs and salary quacks. He warned many are controlled by riches, grafters, or should be carrying the hod, and called for tearing down seminaries while likening professors to mud puddles.
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Billy Sunday
Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday
Sharon
Bear
Supreme Court Upholds Labor Boycott Ruling
Montana Supreme Court dissolves district court restraining order against Montana Federation of Labor and others and allows unions to boycott a Helena and Billings wholesale fruit firm as long as tactics remain lawful. Court says no property right in trade and unions may withdraw patronage without illegal means. Also notes John Armstrong Chanter to Chaloner name change in Richmond.
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Montana Supreme Court Calle Labor Union Action Legal
Helena
Mont
Supreme Court of Montana
District Court of
Yellowstone County
Montana Federation of Labor
Billings
Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Chanter
Richmond
Experial Court of North Carolina
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Anthony Hope
Zenda
Countess Ellenburg
Dresden
Lepage
Zerkovitch
Rastate
Sterkof
St. Michael's Square
Golden Lion
Baroness Dobrava
fMeeters
Nexis
Galt Sard Markart
Elienburg
M. Lepage
Voisent
Laught Markart
Colonel Stafelte
Tolseni
Walt
Ket Skol
Siavas
Lepare
Morkert
Nevada
P. S
Bank Street
Daniel A. Conway
English Woolen Mills
Reid & Hughes
Anty Drudge
Croesus
Congress
Oigo
Stokes
Trenton
N. J
Edward C. Stokes
New Jersey
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