An Expedition's Chance to Split a Pirate's Loot
Murray confronts Flint over a vast sum of pounds and bullion hidden in the Jowete chests and a final £700,000 dispute. The great-uncle insists funds were allocated to the division and that rest was quietly disposed of, prompting tense questioning aboard the ship and a push to confirm who controls the treasure.
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Murray
Plint
Santiselma Levildad
Flint
Swith
Silver
Bean
Gil
Thale Honda
Stivar
Bilger
Ho Mac
Olgut
Mimdred
Neader
Pater
O'Donnell
Pirates Hold Veiled Duel on Walrus Quest for Treasure
In a tense scene aboard the Walrus, Captain Murray weighs strategy with Peter and a wary crew. Darby and Darby’s mate watch as the ship edges closer to a dangerous exchange over treasure, while Moira, O’Donnell, and others battle doubt and fear aboard the deck.
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Moira
Peter
Darby
McGraw
Bob
Wanie
Isamel
Borthey
Miles Teihett
Gréatamele
Bis Alhow
Murray
Inulin
Cap'n
Bill
Peter Ngiff
Jain
Donnell
Peter Sands
Moira Wlong
Mina
Péter
the O'Donnell
Treachery on the paneling and a sea-bird inlet scene
The fragment describes a still cabin with solid block paneling and darker wood streaks. A sea inlet murmurs as water laps the rudder while a great-uncle teaches Peter to play chess, with a Satur nina and an Irishman offering commentary, and Murray's amusement.
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Hag
Peter
Saturnina
Murray
French Wives Hap
A French interviewer cites Mile Mara Nordau praising French married life as happier than American arrangements. She notes deep emotional intimacy, a woman as home center, and that men often rely on women for influence, while urging modest legal improvements without sacrificing gains in status.
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New York
Mara Nordeu
Max Nordau
Mme
Heye
France
Cherchez
Avery
Volcanic Cones Not Dead in Pacific Coast Range
Snow capped volcanic cones along the Pacific coast are deemed not entirely dead by some scholars. They believe future eruptions may yet occur from these steep cones, with Mount Rainier Mount Baker Mount Shasta and Lassen Peak cited as examples in the Northwest and California.
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Pacific Coast
Northwest
Mount Ralnier
Mount Baker
Oregon
Mount Shasta
Las
Wen Peak
California
Impossible insult sparks acrimonious exchange
A heated confrontation centers on an unnamed woman's alleged remark that a man is too old and unattractive. The other party condemns the remark as crude and lacking manners, labeling the speaker with harsh epithets.
Fragmented reminiscence on telephone era and theatre notes
In a garbled reminiscence the text recalls old telephone exchanges and a decorating moment, mentioning a hospital stay and a producer soon to present a comedy. It hints at letters, addresses, and a sense of theatrical life wrapped in disjointed reflections and names from a syndicate.
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Itainthong
Gepyriahi
McNavane Syndicate
Old Time Negro Song Preservation Efforts At Institute
An ill-formatted report notes Tuskegee Institute’s efforts to preserve and retain ancient negro songs. It highlights past school events highlighting interpretations by former singers and references harmonies and the influence of Pathinder Magazine.
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Kaces
Sminale
Pathinder Magazine
Fragmentary OCR Item About a Building and Arcades
Fragmented text references a building, arcades, and retained items with unclear surrounding context. No definite names, dates, or actions emerge beyond these scattered terms.
Women Enrolled In Architecture Program At University
Fragmentary note indicates women may enroll in a four year architecture course at the university, with the same curriculum and degree as men. It mentions instructors and equal workload, implying broadened opportunities for women in the field.
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Theniversity of
Wincix
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Arthur D. Howden’ ‘Smith
Arthur D. Howdén Smith
Tyro
Tate Wells
Tvea
Collave
Ateras
Pytrick
Meyer
James
Tom Allardyce
Fulnt
Patel
John
Skipaly
Monat Rulnier
Maemo
Fashioned
Hayes
Yackwane
Anon
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