Lovers Reunite On Island Rescue And Impending Wedding
Barbara and Alan recount peril on an island where misadventure, rescue, and a plan to wed renewed their bond. He returns from danger to reveal De Borceau threats, village chaos, and a final pledge to marry again in the morning in Cornish fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
London
Barbara
Derbury
Mer Iuushter
Danbury
Alan
Lelog
Darbury
Rorhdale
Mughtie
Hellese
Mrs. Field
Fort Whipple Arizona a Civil War era capital hub
Fort Whipple in Arizona tied military and civil government, served briefly as Arizona Territory capital in 1864, near Prescott. Built 1803 by Maj. Willig, named for Gen. Amiel Weeks Whipple. It became Crook’s base against Apaches, described as ramshackle but pivotal in frontier campaigns. Today one of several western posts with historic glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Whipple
Arizona
Granite Creek
R B. Willig
James H. Carleton
California
Carleton
Confederatea
Amiel Weeks Whipple
Chancellorsville
John N. Goodwin
Prescott
Tucson
Phoenix
Military Department of
George Crook
Southwest
Nfort Whipple
Crook
War Department
Famous Old Church Celebrates Long Historic Decay and Restoration Plans
The article describes the ancient St John church on Peeth, claimed as one of Scotland’s oldest stone churches. It notes the 364th anniversary of its demolition era and mentions restoration as contemplated. Historic records and Dunfermline monk grants are cited, with the ruin dating back to medieval centuries and a partial remedy attempted by Robert the Bruce era before being halted by events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John On
Peeth
Scotland
Labargh
Madillon
Dunferm
Robert
Renee
Quail Species Noted for Forest Habitat in Borneo
A Nature Magazine note describes the long, hilly reddish crest and rich green plumage of the quail. Native to Borneo and Java, the species inhabits tropical forests up to about 4400 feet and seldom ventures into open country.
He Who Finds Gold Dies in the Almshouse
Swiss born John A. Sutter rose to power in California after aiding the Spanish governor with land grants. Gold discovery at Coloma sparked a rush that depopulated San Francisco and ruined Sutter, leaving him impoverished and dying in Lifta, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
California
Juan Alvaredd
American River
Sacramento
New Helvetia
Temudal
Micheltoreau
Alvaredo
John A. Sutter
James WW. Marshall
Fort New Hoel Yelin
Fort Sacranenta
Gala
John
Sutter
United States
S&att
Lifita
Queer Exchange Marks Resignation of Sing Sing Chaplain
Father William E Cushin resigns after 12 years as chaplain at Sing Sing prison and discusses reformatories and their antiquated operations. The interview reveals his deep interest in correctional systems and the potential for reform in reformatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Cushin
Sing Sing
Father Cushin
Father Gushin
Gas Cooling Keeps Fish Fresh on Transatlantic Route
The report notes the use of carbon dioxide gas refrigeration to preserve fourteen thousand pounds of fresh fish shipped from an unspecified location to Montreal. The system, stored in cylinders within a refrigerator car, is described as extending the market for fresh fish, with mention of industry interest and testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiiix
Montreal
Steves
Dave
New Yorks World
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HMI Tame
Ecause de Gorceau
de Borceau
Dbabooma
Reowa
de Borgen
Flesanté
Adona
de Borcean
Tures
Tobet Yan
Clive Arden
Agase
Aigaing
Owe
Australia
Constance
Jordi
Chiapel
Maré
Tugh
Raelera
Shay
Pugh
U. S
R Caten
F.S. Briggs
Racine
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co
Salt Lake City, Utah
Bax
Bayer
Betty
Henuts
Ene
caRse
Rouge MT New York
Beecham
Huuband
Beechan
Eaghey
Singleton
Leeds
Macs
B.F. Allen Co
Canal Street
New York Bay
Keecham
Parker
Benak
Bingoe Chena
Hiscox Chemical Works
Putchogue
L. B.S. Business College School OF Efficiency
Main St
Salt Lake City
UFAR
Vinh
New Mexico
Tdaho
Wyoming
Inuman Bolar
Tole Colo
Deseret Book Co
Eac
Temple
Utah
Rhainmars
Troy, N.V
Fletcher
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