President Castro Seeks Power In Venezuela Wars
The article profiles Cipriano Castro, Venezuelan leader, detailing his rise from planter to president, with years of revolts and strategy. It notes battles near Barquisimet o Valencia and Caracas, his harsh methods, and ongoing internal and external tensions shaping Venezuela's unstable politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Richard Harding Davis
South
Onifairs
Harper's Weekly
Castro
Cara
Papers of the World
Caracas
Andrade
Ardrade
Cipriano Castro
Capnatio
Los Andes
San Antonio
Cavite
Rarimeto
Hermindex
Barquisimeto
Valencia
Inter Government
la Guayra
Whitefield Pulpit on Wheels Draws NYC Visitors
In New York City rooms of the American Tract Society on Nassan Street a folding six foot high black walnut pulpit, once used by George Whitefield, is shown to visitors. The relic, authenticated by Rev Dr Charles S Robinson, was donated before 1930 and exhibited at Philadelphia in 1876 and Chicago in 1893. Whitefield’s travels and voice are tied to its fame, with legends of its heavy use and signed by its history.
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Nassan Street
New York
Taier
George Whitefield
The
New York Sun
Whitefield
Charles S$. Robinson
England
Wesley
America
American Tract Society
Iman
Philadelphia
Chicago
Newburyport
Mass
Georgia
Wesleys
New England
A Disappointed Dog At The Store
A young woman and a large dog visit a dry foods shop. The pointer trots calmly through shoppers as a wooden ball with money rolls along a cash rail. On the white, the dog chases the ball, returns, and then exerts a pitiful, dejected yelp after failing to win the game.
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Dog
Foul Air In Railroad Cars Sparks Ventilation Call
The Hartford Courant notes passengers suffer sleepiness and fatigue from suffocating conditions in railroad cars. It criticizes lack of ventilation in Pullmans and other coaches, urges reforms and a sensible crank to demand better air quality and passenger comfort.
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Hartford Courant
Africa
Polish War Fund Discovery at Rapperswyl
It has been found that a fund near fifty thousand dollars exists in Rapperswyl Switzerland. It has been subscribed by Poles worldwide to wage war against Russia when a propitious time arrives.
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Rapperswyl
Switzerland
Russia
Cuba’s Corn Crops System Described
The article explains Cuba grows four corn crops each year with planting in December and harvest in December. It notes the staggered cycle and the aim to sustain annual production.
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Cuba
Preimventory Sale Prompts Bargain Hunting
A fragment notes a sale period at the start of price cutting season. It urges shoppers to compare stores to gain value and make coins, highlighting opportune timing to test offerings.
Bargain Shoe Sale Closes Out Ladies and Children Footwear
A local store advertises closing out bargains on ladies, misses, and children's shoes with prices slashed from $5.50 to $1.28 per pair. Duck coats and a fleece undergarment line are reduced, with coats cut by about half and jackets/ cloaks cleared out to make room for new stock.
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Venezuela Congress
Palacio
Crespo
Hernandez
Mardly
Hernandes
Paladio
Great Britain
Germany
Cipmiano Castro
Tou Wonto
New York City
Hrlileh
Bylande
Rydney
H. M.S. Sparrow
Erinse
South Sea
Simvarraw
Ysahel
Choiseal
Grant Britain
Malieta
Matleta
Auki
Kwai
Port Diamond
Mim
Bargain Shoe Sale
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Goettel
Bakker
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