Fate of an Adviser in Circassia War
Darrell warns Vera that her campaign outside Circassia risks hard Russian reprisals and calls for strategic withdrawal. Vera defends aggressive invasion and Kilziar’s loot while a Circassian peasant-soldier arrives with urgent matters as the chapter ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circassia
Vera
Darrell
Nirrhigi
Anapa
Black Sea
Russia
Odarrell
France
Germany
Kilziar
Paris
M. Clery
Tle
Ziar
Kilzjar
Prince Kilziar
Mkilziar
Durrell
Stavropol
St. Petersburg
Gredskov
Vladikaukas
Kilgiar
Official Paper Traffic From Russian Minister Departures
A description of the vast bureaucratic routine surrounding Russian ministers as they travel from St. Petersburg. Each departure and return triggers a flood of notices to numerous officials and bodies. With 18 ministers making about three journeys yearly, roughly 10 800 official papers are produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
Moscow
Varsovie
Kieff
St. Petersburg
Suitors for Alice Roosevelt Attract Attention in Washington
The article traces numerous admirers of Miss Alice Roosevelt, led by Charles C. Wauters the Belgian diplomat, who followed her to Cuba and attends White House events. It also highlights Grafton Cushing of Boston, meeting Miss Roosevelt at Groton and later visiting Washington, and notes Cushing’s prominence as Boston school board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Roosevelt
United States
Penelope
Kaiser
Prince Henry
Asist
Roosevelt
Charles C. Wauters
Washington
Cuba
Little Theodore, Jr
Grafton Cushing
Boston
Groton
Miss Roosevelt
Cushing
White House
New England
Spain
Belgium
Baron Monchuer
Mexico
California
Wauters
Harriet Blaine Beale
James G. Blaine
Alice
Edward
San Juan
Palis
Islacs
Executive Mansion
Charles Wauters
Mr. Cushing
Leopold
Grafton Dulany Cushing
Boston School Board
Cusning
Beacon Street
Harvard
Law
Eyewitness account of storm and loss on Roraima tragedy
James Taylor a Roraima officer gives a graphic report of last Thursday’s harbor explosion at St Pierre. He describes ash filled heat, passengers seeking photographs, rescuing officers, a makeshift raft, and Captain Muggah perishing. The piece also notes Martinique’s geography and Saint Pierre’s destruction by Mont Pelee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Roraima
Quebec Line
St. Pierre
Herald
St. Kitts
Island of St. Christopher
B. Ww
Samuel Thomas
Scott
Mugegah
Muggah
Fort de France
Goodby
Suchet
Taylor
United States
Martinique
France
Island
England
St. St. Pierre
Mont Pelee
Evils of the Lien Law Stir Rural Campaign Critique
A writer urges county candidates to declare positions on the lien law, arguing it worsens farming conditions, drives workers away from the countryside, and benefits landowners at the expense of labor. The piece calls for public usage of this issue to gauge majority will.
Romani Heirs Refuse Blood Money In Evansville Estate
In Evansville Indiana the heirs of Isaac Harrison the Romani chief refuse to accept the portion of a son who killed his father for wealth. The court may keep the estate due to the son in clerks hands as the heirs call it blood money. A streetcar transfer dispute and notes on St Vincent follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanaville
Indiana
Isaac Harrison
West
South
Alabama
Young Harrison
Evansville
Harrison
New York Times
Abe” Hummel
Mr. Hummel
Law on Credit System Repeal Hopeful Movement
John M. Wise argues in Chester Lantern that lawmakers should repeal a credit law tied to crop and wages. He urges elected legislators to press for repeal, claiming a repeal would be costly now but beneficial for landowners after a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn M. Wise
Chester
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Ashley Towne
Charles B. Etherington
Tzzhen Korna
Korna
Prince el
Shore
Anout
ST. Vincent
Soufriere
Morne Garon
Belair
Georgetown
Kingstown
Ohio State Journal
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