The Mystery of Graslov The Prince and a Forbidden Portrait
Prince Nesterov seeks Frances Gordon for a marriage tied to Vladimir Paulpoff the Russian blacksmith. Frances shoots the pursuing prince after he presses his suit while secret plots unfold in Tomsk with Jansky the police chief and the Paulpoffs reaching toward a dangerous image tied to the Graslov mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesterov
Frances Gordon
Frances
Vladimir Paulpoff
Neslerov
Vladimir
Ben
Vladimir Old Paulpoff
Paulpoffs
Siberia
Gordon
Jack Denton
Obi
Denton
Jack
Picture provokes murder in Tomsk treachery tale
Mamma Paulpoff endures brutal Russian police interrogation led by Jansky over a mysterious American visitor. Whips lash, the old woman dies after being tortured to reveal a non existent plot. Vladimir vows vengeance as grief and rage surge through the mining village. TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Paulpoff
Jansky
Tomsk Police
Mamma Pauipoff
Perm
Mamma Paulpoff
Tomsk
Papa Paulooff
Nesterov
Paaulpoff
Paul
Hag
Vladimir
Papa Paulpoff
Mamma Paulooff
Obituary of Dr. EB E Boyce at Gastonia church
The Gastonia paper chronicles the death of Dr. Ebenezer Boyce after a long life in ministry. Born in 1820, he served Bethany Pisgah and Nebo and oversaw multiple pastorates. His funeral at Associate Reformed church featured tributes from ministers and family, with interment in a rose-laden cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
EB. E. Boyce
Thomas
James Boyce
Due West
Bessie
Jessie
Rebecca Wideman
Troy
8. C
Jennie
W. W. Boyce
Rock Hill
E. E. Boyce
Lancaster
T. G. Boyce
Idaville
Tenn
Mattie Boyce
R. G. Bernau
Greensboro
A. J. McGill
King's Creek
W. M. Faulkner
Margaret McElwee
Clark's Fork
Violet Faulkner
Robert
Clover
Jnc. 5
Douglass
Columbia
F. Dilling
King’s Mountain
L. W. Hunter
J. C. Reid
Charlotte
Pisgah
J. C. Galloway
Associate Reformed Church
Jno
F. Love
J. F. McArver
T. W. Wilson
J. T. McDill
A. M. Whitesides
Geo. W. Hanna
O. G. Falls
B. G. Bradley
A. M. Smyre
S. M. Morris
J. Q. Holland
R. C. G. Love
S. E. Stewart
Edward Whitesides
Thomas Wilson, Sr
Capt. F. Dilling
Jno A. Douglass
W. H. Hoffman
W. Meek Adams
Galloway
J. S. Moffatt
R. G. Miller
Sardis
Boyce
G. R. White
W. M. Hunter
Father Boyce
F. Y. Pressly
C. B. Betts
S. C
Ebenezer Erskine Boyce
Mecklenburg County
Samuel Boyce
North Ireland
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Providence Academy
Jefferson College
Cannonsburg
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bethany
Old Pisgah
Margaret Simonton
Fairfield County
Rachel McElwee
York County
Maggie Bernau
Jefferson and Washington College
Erskine College
Cleveland
Nebo
Bethel
Associate Reformed Synod Opens Week of Work
The synod finished a busy week with committee reports to come Monday and Tuesday. Highlights include home mission talks led by Rev. Dr. H. M. Henry and Rev. T. G. Boyce, with $8,000 set for home missions. Erskine College addresses and a memorial service for ministers who died this year. Rev. W. B. Lindsay and Rev. Patterson received appointments in Memphis and Steele Creek. The Damascus manuscript note follows a later item.
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H. M. Henry
Alabama
T. G. Boyce
Salem
Tenn
Boards of Home Missions
W. H. Miller
West Tennessee
Covington
J. W. Baird
W. B. Lindsay
Memphis
Mr. Patterson
Steele Creek
Spartanburg
S. C
Home Mission Board
United Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Ala
Erskine College
Dr. McClintock
Christian College
A. J. Ranson
Corsicana
Tex
Oliver Johnson
Leslie
8. C
F. Y. Pressly
Little Church
C. B. Betts
D. D
J. T. Chalmers
J. C. Boyd
S. A. Agnew
C. E. Todd
E. E. Boyce
C. E. McDonald
Dr. Chalmers
Dr. Agnew
Earth
J. C. Galloway
Synod
H. B. Blakely
McClintock
W. A. M. Plaxco
E. P. Lindsay
O. Y. Bonner
Pisgah
Charlotte Observer
Dining table incident fuels wedding trip reminiscence
In Baltimore and Potomac station a group recalls dining room moments. Mr Cobaugh narrates a tale from a hotel on a railroad line where a wedding couple on their trip used a tonic bottle marked one tablespoon after each meal. The husband dose himself and leaves satisfied.
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Baltimore and Potomac
Mr. Cobaugh
Washington
Stan
Rural Free Delivery Growth and Policy Proposals
A. W. Machen forecasts 40 000 rural delivery carriers within three years covering 700 000 square miles with $24 million annual appropriations. He urges 12 000 routes yearly until universal, notes expected deficits of $8–10 million during expansion, and proposes pay orders, fifteen days’ leave, and fixed salaries for substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Machen
United States
Alaska
Machen
Department of the Working
Carroll County
Maryland
Supt
MOST ADROIT OF FORGERS IN FRANCE LURED BANK FUNDS
Pierre Giraud a 35 year old French forger is described by Paris police as the most skillful of his kind. His career spans theft reform school army and work at major banks while cashing forged checks across French cities from Epernay to Paris and Chalons Nevers Troyes Lavel and Chamberry before arrest. He posed as an army surgeon then fled in disguise to continue his criminal earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paris Pctrol
Bank of France
Epernay
Orleans
Chalons-sur-Marne
Nevers
Troyes
Chamberry
Lavel
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Graslov
Charles B. Etherington
Jansey
Eslerov
Janesky
Moscow
Vladimir Paulooff
Ile
Tivoloffsky
Papa Paulpof
Order of the Czar
Mamma
Christ My Lord
J. M. Garrison
Dr. Boyce
J. W. Carson
A. G. Kirkpatrick
E. P. McClintock
Newberry
I. G. McLaughlin
Query’s
Bessemer
Crowder’s Creek
Salt Lake
Reed Smoot
Mormon Church
United States Senate
Rawlins
Smoot
Congress
B. H. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Associate Reformed Synod
Damascus
Jami el Kebir
Vienna
Constantinople
Foreign Ministry
Baron Marchall
Berlin
Chicago Times-Herald
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