Isle of Days Rescue Ends in Smuggling Galleon War
Tarboe and Joan outmaneuver a government tug pursuing the Ninety Nine. After a tense chase, they sink the smugglers’ ship with a hidden contraband treasure aboard. Lafarge and Martin negotiate, Lafarge resigns to join Joan, and the crew secures a bank shipment. The Isle of Days tale closes with a wedding and Tarboe’s enduring smuggling legacy.
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Labrador
Isle of Fires
Tarboc
Joan
Bissonnette
Cape de Gloire
Angel Point
Mass
Jlo
M. Lafarge
Tarboe
Lissonnette
Gus Hey
Tarbor
Sar
Varlee
Iissonnette
Tin
Terpuntin
Elise
Bert
Fien
Sparley
Lafarve
Phu
Netie
Joun
Sind
L Tarboe
Martin
Tarboo
Aggiel
Arbor
Ile
Walla
Ninety-nine
Mr. Martin
Monsieur
Lafarge
Ife
Cean
Jean
Orvay Lafarge
Fle
Queboc
Vidou
Ben
Mon Ami
Ilo
Lafhrge
Sle
Tarbee
Tarbog
Issounette
Nike
Quebec
Gobal
A True Patriot Duruy and His Public Service
Washington reports Kate Vield notes Duruy's fame rests in history writings yet his peers remember him as minister of public instruction and patriot who visited schools in plain dress. A playful nickname Al Rashid Durny reflects his plain, unpretentious approach. Also mentions Simon and a royal quip about ministers. William W. Thomas Jr. chosen as minister to Sweden and Norway. Hamilton King named minister to Siam.
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Jean Victor Duruy
Kate Vield
Washington
Al-Rashid Durny
Paris
Jules Simon
Legion of Manor
Simon
Danny
William W. Thomas, Jr
Maine
United States
Sweden
Norway
Hamilton King
Michigan
Siam
The Mother's Friend: Joy and Danger in Expectant Motherhood
A reflective note urges care for the expectant mother while challenging the notion of a curse on childbirth. It contrasts sorrow with the joy mothers feel when holding their baby and emphasizes avoiding danger to reach a healthy, vigorous hour of realization.
Letter From Prisoner John Brown Found In New York
A damaged anon fragment reports Rev Luther Humphrey, cousin of abolitionist John Brown, possessing a letter from John Brown written in Charlestown Virginia jail before Harper's Ferry raid. The letter speaks of faith, imprisonment, impending death, and enduring hope in God. It claims Brown’s prior capture and views on execution versus character, ending with a farewell to his cousin Goodsby John Brown.
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Adapateh
New Tartford
Conn
Luther Thanphrey
Jobo Sirown
John Brown
Charlestown
Harpers Merry
Jefferson County
Luther Humphrey
Peter Brown
John Jrown
John Rogere
God of Our Fathers
God
Jesus Christ
Good
Goodsby
Brothers discover blood tie after decades apart
Leighbork Party Years Without Knowing They Are Related, Charles Reynolds of Bridgeville Delaware and William Reynolds of Milford discover they are brothers after a dream prompts a visit. Growing up apart they lived within ten miles for 40 years, attended the same church and traded stock. Parents died young, their kin were scattered in Maryland, now they plan to live together.
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Charles Reynolds
Bridgeville
Del
William Reynolds
Milford
Charles
William
Maryland
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Ninety Inc
Isle of Nays
Mc Martin
Terboe
Dyoll
Sodroll
Isle of Days
St. Louis Street
Orway Laforge
Assembly
AY Airbert & Awe
Mik Martind
W. H. Hing G Co
Whitewright, Tex
Bradheld
Cor
Atlante
Hwee
Hotter
Thade
Engine O. Trobiyo
Scientific American
T.argent
Aolancia
Tormea
York
New York
Bubbesm GooDee
Desser
Sherer
Express
Sherer Brothers
Vearg ST
River Street
Chinaggd
Srucers
Terrys and Rices
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