Escape from Siberian exile ends in bold rescue
Maurice Hammond and Philip Danvers are freed after Colonel Jaroslav vindicates them. Vladimir Saradoff is exposed, pursued, and dies after attempts to flee. Paul Platoff is believed drowned while escaping from the fortress. The boys return to the United States with aid from Jaroslav and the guardianship safeguard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaroslav
Maurice
Russia
Caroman
Vladimir Saradoff
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Ivan
Paul Brosky
Interior
Siberia
Cunningham
Burton
Neva
Maurice Hammond
Philip Danvers
America
Vladimir Saradov
Kara
Phil
Paul Platoff
Platoff
Count Brosky
Jad
Nicolas Poussin
Miss Melikoff
Publisher notes on success secrets from Flint and others
A Cosmopolitan note highlights Charles R. Flint as a premier organizer and business leader. It references his open sharing of organizational principles in the January issue. Also mentioned are articles on Roosevelt campaign organization and Blythe's political reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine’s Wharf
Vassili Ostroff
Sara
Ures
Vladimir
Saradoff
Cosmopolitan
Charles. R. Flint
New York
America
Rubber Trust
Merchantile House of Flint, Eddy & Co
New York State
Blythe
Kidney Trouble Sufferer Warned By Early Symptoms
A newspaper fragment warns that hollow cheeks sunken eyes and a pale complexion signal kidney trouble. It notes doctors ask about back pain urination issues and urine changes and warns delayed treatment may lead to gravel bladder inflammation or Bright's Disease. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy.
Atlas of world and national maps offered by railroad
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Co offers a color atlas of world, US, and new possessions maps with updated information. Free on receipt of six cents postage, available via Geo. H. Heafford in Chicago or E. G. Hayden in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Geo. H. Heafford
Genera
Old Colony Building
Chicago
E.G. Hayden
Traveline
Cleveland
Ohio
Free Reading for Farmers Sent West by Rail Line
Good Winter Reading for farmers in the Eastern states is distributed by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway free of charge to those sending their address to H F Hunter immigration agent for South Dakota room 665 Old Colony building Chicago IA The pamphlet The Sunshine State and other publications will entertain and instruct farmers seeking new homes in the fertile West No charge address as above
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
H. F. Hunter
South Dakota
Old Colony Building
Chicago
Sunshine State
West
Downs Elixir touted as long life cure for all cold related ills
E. T. Scott promotes Downs Elixir claiming a sixty nine year track record of curing coughs colds croup consumption and throat and lung troubles. The advertisement guarantees a 50 cent bottle to cure any cold or refunds money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Scott
Phelans
Cardas
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Murray Graydon
Jaroslay
Schusselberg
Daroman
Melixoff
Ssaghalien
Vladivostok
Jarosinv
Eadly
Amur
Xavas
Moscow Gazette
Nevakoi Prospekt
Paris
Katkoff
Rothschild
Vorouzow
Vorougon
Vassili Ortroff
Count Adlerberg
Bristol
Lora
Havre
New York Harbor
Trae Woolfala Publishing CO
John W. Bull
Eric the i Ladies
Eee Ros
Rigel
DUA
Bupca Wadaual Dallutcu
L. C. Miller
Westville, Ind
Westville
Laporte CO
IND
Ectim
Continental Limited
Atlantic Exprse
Boston and Chicago Express
Ram A
Buffalo and
Chicago Express
Lghlesge
Jon. Dachwald
Weatville, Ind
MONON
Grand Trunk Railway
Heading Express
Pacific Express
Manlane
Way Freight
Lehigh Express
Atlantic Express
Port Huron
John
Waskells Station
Erkitt
Ageyt
Frazer
Aris
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