I Am Going to Marry You Mystery of Graslov
Olga Nesterov exposes the Graslov murder plot in Tomsk. Vladimir, the disguised Duke of Graslov, is revealed as alive, the treacherous Neslerov is captured, and the governor general orders justice. Olga accepts Alexis in a shared victory with Paulpoff and Denton. Frances Gordon nursed Denton back to health and they plan a future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomsk
Olga
Therese
Durg
Nesterov
Vladimir
Graslov
Nealerov
Neslerov
de Muloff
Duke of Graslov
Tivoloffsky
Papa Paulooff
Mme. Dendoff
Dendoff
Nesteroy
Duke of
Nesterovs
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Perm
Paulpoffs
Siberia
Paulpoff
Michael Paulpoff
Russia
Cherlah
Alexis
Denton
Paulooff
Nicholas Nesterov
Jansky
Unsgerhop
Prince Nesterov
Leutenant
de Maloff
Frances Gordon
Jack
Frances
Olga Nesterov
Papa
Gordon
Bear hunt disaster tests old hunter and his dogs
In a rugged bear chase, Bill Ellis recalls leading dogs into a cave to corner a black bear. A chaotic scramble ensues with rifles firing, dogs wounded, and Ellis fleeing through briars to the pond while the tenderfoot hunter and Evans rifle misfire. Ellis barely escapes, fearing capture by bullets as the bear evades capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ellis
Permament
Lancin
Tenderfoot
Evans
Old Jim
Los Angeles Times
President's Message Endorses Trusts and Harmony
The presidents message to the fifty seventh congress lauds peace and prosperity and argues trusts do more good than harm while urging curbs and regulation rather than destruction. It defends tariffs, opposes financial system change, and pushes for a secretary of commerce and arbitration in disputes. It backs interoceanic canal plans, Pacific cable progress, Manila peace, army and navy strength, rural mail delivery, irrigation, Alaska legislation, and a farmers information bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Hague Tribunal
Philippines
United States Army
Islands
Navy
Alaska
Bureau of Information
Washington
White House
Congress
Russians Bath in Sacred Jordan Waters Inspires Pilgrims
A London Telegraph feature describes Russian pilgrims traveling to Jericho for Epiphany on the Jordan River. They gather before dawn, listen to priests, and endure fatigue to bathe in the holy waters. A jeweled cross blesses the river as worshipers dive in, drying off with shrouds for burial rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Jordan
Jericho Road
Jericho
Jerusalem
Holy City
London Telegraph
Old Bible Medical Rules From Roxborough Family
From a Roxborough family Bible comes a set of medical rules written over 70 years ago by the great-grandmother of the current owner. The entries offer quirky home remedies for various ailments such as cramps rheumatism cold in the head hiccups earache and consumption with advice including brimstone rum onion and peanut use. The Philadelphia Record reports the curious collection.
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Heath
Roxborough
Philadelphia
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Charles B. Etherington
Prince Nicholas Neslerov
Rochester
Pete
Mill Street Museum
Germany
America
Edwin L. Faust
Pharmacological Laboratory
University of Strasburg
Rochester Express
Indus
India
Ganges
Jordan's
Sacred
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