Treasure Secret Passes On Steamer In Old Comrade’s Hands
Captain Solange dies aboard and entrusts the treasure secret to Dupont who boards a steamer in disguise. Dupont carries two boxed packages to Aspinwall while the pursuit of the treasure unfolds amid intrigue and danger.
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Solange
Dupont
Custom House
Aspinwall
Crapter
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Sing Sing
Trent
Sadlie Matchin
Long Island
Treasure in Wax Beads: Keppel Finds Fortune in Box
Keppel Darke discovers a buried treasure by a swamp on a Long Island farm. A tainted corpse, a wax fruit chest, and jewels transform the doomed wanderer into a hundredfold millionaire as he contemplates love and liberty for Olympia.
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India
Pacific
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New York
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Long Island
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Secret Cipher Reveals Hidden Treasure Plot and Offer
Keppel deciphers a flawless cipher built on linguistic philosophy and math. The letter details a treasure plan with Maurice Solange, a Paris departure on February fifteen, a Panama telegraph, a New Orleans meeting, and a twenty million pound treasure, with war and imperial schemes discussed.
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Maurice Solange
Paris
Panama
New Orleans
Robery
Solange
New York
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Empress
England
France
Germany
United States
Mexico
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Notable Women and Their Ventures Across Society
A collage of profiles and anecdotes highlights notable women and their activities. Susan B Anthony’s home, Ida C Hutlin’s views on women’s work, Belva Lockwood’s age dispute, Mary Smith Hayward’s Chadron millinery business, Alice Le Plongeon’s, Terre Haute school board’s Ida May Davis, Neally Stevens’s long career, Seward Webb’s horsemanship, Cruihkshank’s art legacy, and tastemakers Mattingly and Noble collecting Spoon and European designs.
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Susan B. Anthony
Ida C. Hutlin
Belva Lockwood
Mary Smith-Hayward
Nebraska Woman Suffrage Association
Chadron
Mme
Alice le Plongeon
Ida May Davis
Terre Haute
Indiana
Neally Stevens
Chicago
Seward Webb
New York
Vanderbilt
Shene & A
Cruikshank
British Museum
Washington
Giant Orange Tree of Louisiana and Other World Trees
A survey of curiosities including Terrebone parish’s claim to the largest orange tree at 15 feet in circumference and 5 feet high with an expected 10 000 orange yield. Notes on mescal plant rope from southern Arizona, a two trunk pine near Cordelo Georgia, and the world’s largest grapevine at Oys Portugal bearing since 1502 with 1884 wine yield. Also describes a massive oak in Hanover England with seven story seats and a cannon atop, and the laughing plant of Arabia whose seeds induce a temporary madcap spree.
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Louisiana
Terrebone Parish
Arizona
Cordelo
Oys
Portugal
Eppelborn
Hanover
England
Arabia
Young Monarchs Rule Europe At Tender Ages Through Centuries
A historical overview notes child rulers across Europe from France and England to Sweden. It lists Charles VI, VIII and X of France. Christian IV of Denmark. Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. Alphonse XIII of Spain. Alexander I of Serbia. Louis XIV. Charles II. Isabella II. Henry VI. Henry V. Edward VI. James I. James II. Christina. Charles XI. and Charles XII, highlighting their ages at accession and early reigns.
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Viii
France
Denmark
Norway
Christian IV
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Alphonse XIII
Spain
Alexander I of
Servia
Europe
Louis XIV
Charles II
Isabella II of
Henry VI
England
Henryv
Edward VI
James I
Scotland
Mary Stuart
Ng James II
Sweden
Queen Christina
Gustavus Adolphus
Charles XI
Charles XII
North
Jesus Talks with a Samaritan Woman at Jacob's Well
The lesson outlines Jesus resting at Jacob's well near Sychar and speaking with a Samaritan woman about living water, sin, true worship, and the Messiah. It emphasizes Jesus as man and savior who reads hearts without condemnation and reveals the Father through the Son.
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John
Galilee
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Promised Land
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Jerusalem
Samaria
Elijah
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Big names and plans dominate New York theater scene
Less than three major managers in New York earned profits last season. McKee Rankin will portray Abraham Lincoln’s life on stage. English star Charles Wyndham faces another American tour after an unprofitable prior run. Richard Mansfield intends to manage his own affairs for now while Rose Coghlan trains on horseback for Dorothys Dilemma. Anna Katherine Greene spent a year dramatizing The Leavenworth Case for Joseph Haworth to stage next season. Ben Teal remains a premier stage manager and translator. Munich and Vienna theaters ban audience applause.
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McKee Rankin
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Wyndham
Richard Mansfield
Anna Katherine Greene
Joseph Haworth
Ben Teal
America
Munich
Vienna
How a Lone Woman May Have a Trip to Europe
An article promotes affordable European travel for women, citing a Boston group the Women's English Best Tour association that offers guidance, lodging lists, and companionship letters. It notes endorsements by the Boston Women's Educational and Industrial union and urges women to pursue travel and public speaking opportunities, with examples of female progress in education and public life.
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Europe
Paris
London
Scotch Highlands
Western
Boston
Women's
Boston Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Women’s English Rest Tour Association
Velvet and satin trends in late fall fashion and theater notes
Fashion shifts toward velvet and satin with beaded passementerie as velvet and maire fabrics gain favor over silk. Agnes Huntington plans an April London theater opening and a US return with operas and roles. George Fawcett to star in The Still Alarm next season. Nym Cringle writes a new play for him. Royal Stockholm theater uses audience vote slips. Wagner festival features 144 singers and 70 dancers with a 32-violin, 12-viola orchestra arrangement.
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Agnes Huntington
London
America
Peal Jones
Fatinitza
George Fawcett
Harry Lacey
A. C. Wheeler
Nym Cringle
Royal Theater
Stockholm
Beyreuth
Powder and Ball New ark Tested by Inspectors
The new United States man of war New ark has been tested and approved by the inspectors. SQp can be depended upon to make 1934 knots on four.
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United States
Newark
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