Peru’s Centenary Celebration Marks Independence Heroes
The article surveys Peru’s Independence centennial in Lima with world dignitaries. It notes naval shows by the United States, France, Italy, and Britain and features figures such as San Martin and Cochrane. It also mentions a Washington unveiling of a bust for Hipolito Unanue and reflects on regional constitutional evolution and key battles ending Spanish rule.
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Peru
Lima
United States
Oklahoma
Arizona
Albert Douglas
France
Italy
Spain
Mangin
Verdun
Great Britain
Lord Dundonald
Cochrane
Jose de San Martin
San Martin
Buenos Aires
Andes
Chile
Leguia
George Washington
South America
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Venezuela
Spanish America
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New Grenada
la Plata
Simon Bolivar
Great
Colombia
Heuador
Bolivia
Ecuador
Paraguay
Uruguay
Argentine
America
Free States
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Pezuela
Callao
Cuzco
Arequipa
Xauxa
Pisco
Caneta
General de San Martin
Conde
Uspallata Pass
Santiago
Matpu
Lord Cochrane
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Sayad
Jose de la Serna
Pan-American Union
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Canterac
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Junin
Lake Chincay-cocha
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Ayacucho
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Cochrane Johnstone
London Stock Exchange
Napoleon
House of Commons
Order of the Bath
Westminster
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Hipolito Unanue
Pan American Union
Washington
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Unanue
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The Flavor Lasts and a Dinner Guest Revealed
A Boston Globe article recalls Sinclair Lewis at a dinner with reporters and other critics who failed to discuss literature. The scene shows Lewis’s discomfort as a reporter misidentifies him, highlighting class pretensions and social banter.
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Curtain lectures should be delivered behind the scenes
A Kansas City Star note recounts a staged dialogue where a kidnapper threatens Bagrox for ten thousand dollars, while the captive dismisses the demand as absurd and praises the restraint of a courteous citizen. The piece satirically urges curtain lectures to remain private.
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