The Scourge of Damascus Chapter VIII Continues
Princess Alin trembles at a forced marriage as Maya, Horam's threat looms. Jul ian’s lieutenant Moh addan arrives with dire news he is in Damascus dark dungeon and Horam plans his death. Alin wonders if help can come from her due to her powerless position and Albia plots a late night meeting for aid.
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Albia
Horam
Helena
Alicia
Bis
Alin
Damascus
Julian
Mercy
Olin
al- Dia
Abia
Lycanius
Mohaddan
Habaddan
Donger
Judah
Alia
Panied
Osmir
Selim
Damaseus
Aboul Cassem
Wlin
Ulla
Aibia
Al>hia
Yas
Grosvenor
Afr
The Dark Hour in Alin’s Quest for Julian
Alin contemplates aiding Julian as a robber band’s threat looms over the city. Alicia outlines a risky plan invoking Osmir and Selim, who may guard him. The princess and her bondmaid discuss trust, danger, and a possible rescue as Albia recalls Osmir. To be continued.
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Alin
Rofber Band
Syithin
Julian
Alicia
Atbia
Thut
Aleppo
Albia
Inquisitorial Tax Probes Stir Public Curiosity
Austrian income tax inspectors irritate citizens by probing family secrets and now seek railway parcel inspection at Makow to trace all items sent to or from individuals. The Myszienice inspector aims to prove higher income by examining parcels, challenging declarations and the notion that income may outpace apparent earnings.
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Myen
Austria
Mysienice
Makow
More Laughter Less Suleida and Its Effects
Laugh ter purportedly benefits the diaphragm pulses the blood and brain and can loosen the jaw when overdone. Used with discretion it is as refreshing as a sea breeze and August shower. It is claimed to destroy superstitions, with a moral effect beyond computation, and is linked to Irish humor about suicide taboos.
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Suleida
Nation mourns as leader falls and calls for unity
A public appeal emphasizes national sorrow after an attack on the president. It decries assassination, urges adherence to law, rejects anarchy, and defends speech and press freedoms while condemning violence. It links labor troubles, trusts, and injunctions to broader threats to democracy.
Labor vs Trusts and Unions in a National Debate
A speech by Mr Davis, vice-president of the amalgamated association, accuses Pierpont Morgan of intent to crush labor unions. He warns that steel workers, miners, carpenters, and machinists could be targeted if labor is defeated, risking slavery. He argues private monopolies menace workers and producers and urges labor to use its power at the polls to curb trusts and defend industrial independence. The piece critiques greenback relief, bank-notes, and the silver question as part of broader political and monetary battles.
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Davis
Amalgamated Association
Pierpont Morgan
Ife
Hixperignes
Jefferson
Dilekson
Cleveland
Roosevelt address cited as most interesting in nation
The Just Question column notes Vice President Roosevelt's Minnesota address as the most engaging of the day. It contrasts with the Globe-Democrat’s edits highlighting the key point that the President admits trust problems must be tackled by the federal government.
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St. Thoms
Roosevelt
Sugar Beet Colony Plans for Holly Arkansas Valley
C L Seagraves says Santa Fe passenger agent has lined up two hundred northern European families to settle in the Arkansas Valley near Holly starting about October 20. The leader is an expert agriculturist who praises the climate soil and irrigation, predicting rapid growth and eventual wealth. Beets yield 20 35 tons per acre with profits around 75 dollars per acre after costs. Land near Rocky Ford and Holly sells at 35 dollars per acre with favorable terms and home building support. Dunkards Mennonites and other settlers are arriving as the valley prospers.
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C. L. Seagraves
Santa Fe
Colorado
Europe
Holly
Seagrayves
United States
Arkansas Valley
New Mexico
Rocky Torch
Arkansas
Rocky Ford
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Dunkards
Yopeka State Journal
Breach of Promise Suit Filed After Weight Change
An eight year old Bowling Uncon Ohio story notes a young woman once 125 pounds who has since grown to 319 pounds. The suitor calls the change an asset and breaks off the relationship, leaving her to sue for breach of promise.
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Uncon
Ohio
Bruce
Spirit medium faces suit over alleged kiss during seance
A Ray Chater spirit medium is sued for up to 5000 dollars after a seance allegedly produced a materialized spirit that kissed a young female spectator. The complaint contends the act harmed her, while the story notes unrelated details about elephants and their feeding in India.
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Ray Chater
Army of India
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Eau
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MR. Seagraves
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