Crime of the Nihilists unfolds in Paris station
In Paris Vera Shevaloff recounts her past while John Darrell aids her and faces police. Detectives escort Darrell to a station where Captain Ladislov lies dead. An officer hints the case involves Nihilists and a czarist warrant, with Chief Cochefert pulling strings. Darrell seeks answers and watches for Vera’s next move.
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Bob Gordon
Vera
Darrell
Paris
Russia
Gordon
Gorvis
Robert Gordon
John Darrell
Vera Shevaloff
Mme. Gordon
Mile. Lorrimer
Ladisley
France
Gordons’ House
District Commissary of Police
Central Bureau de la Surete
Detective Bureau of
Gordons
Miss Lorrimer
Policeman No
Henri Fontaine
Domino
Fontaine
Moulin Rouge
Ladislar
Sergius Ladislov
Rue de Richelieu
Ladisler
Monsieur
Hsten
South Carolina Senator Opposes New Chinese Exclusion Bill
Senator McLaurin leads against the proposed expansion of Chinese exclusion, arguing fair play for Southern mills and labor, warning that stricter limits risk harming cotton exports to China, threatening workers and the broader U S economy. He cites SC production gains, export dependence, and potential retaliation by China if the law passes.
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Senate
California
Hayes
Congress
China
United States
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
South
Union
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
North
Committee On Immigration
Messrs
Charles 5. Hamlin
Boston Merchants’ Association and Chamber of Commerce
Theophilus Parsons
Arkwright Club of Cotton Manufacturers
P. ¥. DeNormandie
Laconia and Pepperell Mills
Maine
Clarence Cary
American China Development Company
John Foord
Silas D. Webb
D. A. Tompkins
North Carolina
Messrs. Ellison A. Smythe
Pelzer and Belton Mills
W. A. Courtenay
Courtenay Manufacturing Company
John B. Cleveland
Whitney Manufacturing Company
J. H. Montgomery
Pacolet and
Spartan Mills
John C. Cary
Lockhart Mills
T. S. Hickman
Graniteville Mills
New England
Smythe
Great Pelzer Cotton Mills
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Senators prove versatile across trades and professions
The Washington Star notes the U S Senate contains 88 members with diverse careers from law and banking to mining farming and medicine. It highlights senators who once worked as sailors miners bankers doctors and planters and draws on examples like Perkins Hanna Teller Deboe Tillman Allison Stewart and Warren to illustrate varied prior fields.
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Senate of the
United States
Senate
Perkins
California
Hanna
Clark
Montana
Jones
Nevada
Stewart
Bard
Bearns
Utah
Teller
Colorado
Millard
Scott
Kean
McMillan
Iowa
Ashburn
House of Representatives
Warren
Territory
Wyoming
Pettus
Alabama
Bate
Tennessee
Washington Star
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Ashley Towne
Charles B. Etherington
Captain Ladislovy
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Derrell
Mitchell Bill
Ellison A. Smythe
Dillons
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