The Cosmic Bean in Kobol Land Show and Scheming
In Tanobar King Chamion and Queen Millice face minister Gromline who seeks to crown himself using the cosmic bean a magic plant. A Kobol land flower show invites neighboring prince Atto and Princess Lista as part of a plot to unite rulers and steal the throne while fairies and spirits attend the spectacle. Millice shuns Atto as Chamion grows closer to Lista.
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Chamion
Millice
Consina
Tanobar
Gromline
Chamton
Grom- Tine
Kobol-land
Atto
Lista
Gremline
Chamian
Bean
Prince Atto
Grom
Nustyria
Sprite
Pecanaest
Race passion and rival horses stir family ties
Narrator notes strong interest in horse racing as Lista’s ugly beast wins, while wishing her cousin Chamian’s elegant Sheree could win. The scene highlights admiration for noble horses and disappointment over the upset result.
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Lista
Sheree
Chamian
Prince Atto Faces Griffins Bold Challenge at Games
In a royal arena Millice and Lista watch a diverse hurdle race and a famed centaur trotting display. Atto contemplates escape from the griffin proposal as Gremline schemes while a boatbound journey leads him to siren songs by the lake. The scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Atto
Gremline
Crows
An Incident of Obedience That Resulted in a Catastrophe
Rear Admiral Luce recounts a blockade voyage aboard the Uncas where misread signals, a missing captain, and a night watch led to a fatal outcome for Captain Spanker. The narrative blends naval duty, confusion, and harbor lore as the missing boat is found to be a grim symbol of the voyage's failure.
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Nustyria
Atto
Luce
U. S. Nfter
Owagena
Tampico
Pensacola
Uncas
Spanker
Jous Torchyt
Lieut. Rouser
Lieut
Rouser
Capt
William
Guise
Guises
Spankers
Sir Spanker-Guise
Gay Spanker
Mexican
Fifty Years a Fighter Col Manuel Chaves of New Mexico
The reminiscence recounts Col Manuel Chaves of New Mexico, a fearless frontiersman who endured brutal attacks by Apaches and Navajos, led volunteers against Utes, and played a pivotal role in the Taos rebellion and Glorieta. It highlights his endurance, tactical skill, and enduring legend despite limited broader recognition.
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Charles F. Lummis
Col
Manuel Chaves
New Mexico
Navajo
Cebolieta
Manuel
Jose
Canon de Chasco
Pahe
San Mateo
Mexico
New Orleans
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Utah
United States
Taos
Zeran St. Vrain
Loring
Rio Grande
Col. Chaves
Ojo de la Monica
Roman Sanches
Fort Craig
Glorieta
Sibley
Hisorillas
Texas
Newexico
Colorado
Arizona
California
Ojuelos
Salada
Don Manuel
William M. Chase Named to New Supreme Court Post
Governor and Council in Concord NH designate successor to Associate Justice George A. Bingham. Bingham of Littleton resigns from the Supreme Court, with William M. Chase of Concord nominated as associate justice in his place. Judge Bingham known for sound judgment and fairness, a Democrat brother of Harry Bingham. Dare to note recent court noting illness of Judge Kingham. Sawyer trial cited as last major work by Bingham.
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Littleton
Supreme Court
William M. Chase
Concord
George A. Bingham
Bingham
Supreme Bench
Harry Bingham
Kingham
Dangers Attending the Hunt for the Crocodile
Florida crocodile described as Cuban species features and habits, with an account of a near capture on Shark River. Narrative recalls a voyage in a three ton sloop, harpoon attempts, and a struggle with a crocodile that ended in its capture and display in Charlotte Harbor.
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Detroit Free Press
Florida
Shark River
Everglades
Cuba
Thad
Tom
Pene
Charlotte Harbor
Veteran scout Manuel dies after long life of frontier warfare
The obituary recalls Manuel a famed marksman from Cebolleta who endured 74 years of harsh life, fierce Apache conflicts, and years of exposure. He rarely missed a shot, with vivid memories of bear and geese hunts and a notable event at age 72 sharing a scare with his grandson. Rodolfo appeared as a capable rifle shot in the narrative.
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New Mexico
Winchester
Rodolfo
Hijito
Col. Chaves
McClure
Cebolleta
Manuel
Athens
The Bugles Call and the Soldier's Resting Shadow
A fragment from Robert J. Burdette contrasts marching glory with war fatigue. The speaker recalls sunny mornings, violets, and hopeful banners, then the shift to bloodstained crests and fallen comrades. A weary veteran questions distance to camp as a belted trooper nears.
Homely Girl Receives Ring in Somerville Journal Item
A brief Somerville Journal note hints at a marriage milestone as a homely girl receives her first engagement ring, signaling happiness amid imperfect satisfaction in life.
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Somerville Journal
Facts About the Peerage in Debrett’s The British Line
Over the past 21 years the peerage has seen 97 creations and 56 extinctions while 144 men have become baronets and 82 have earned knighthood. The study of Debrett’s the British Line is not uninteresting despite informal chatter.
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Debrett
Subscriptions Offer for The Weekly Globe and Related Journals
A broad catalog of magazine and weekly story subscriptions is offered with The Weekly Globe. Prices and annual commitments are listed, including Arthur's Home Magazine, American Machinist, and many others. The notice invites readers to request combinations if a preferred title is unavailable.
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Weekly Globe
The
Globe
Arthur's Home Magazine
American Machinist
Agents
TAMU
Ik Opss
Sditecsceh
American Rural Home
Andover Review
American Dairyman
Reeves
American Poultry Journal
Atlantic Monthly
American Art Journal
American Garden
American Agriculturist
Army &Navy Journal
Banner Weekly
Breinard’s
Burlington Hawkeys
Ballon's Magazine
Cleveland Weekly Plaindeale
Cincinnati Weekly Times
Century Magazine
Christian Union
Cottage Hearth
Casseil’s Magasins of Art
Family Magazine
Piaget
Country Gentleman
Christian Herald
Sesee
Courier-Journal
Chautauqua Young Folks Journal
Decorator and Furnisher
Atlanta Constitution
Boston Medical Journal
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Demorest's
Premire Donahoo
Detroit Free Press
Engineering and Mining Journal
Parm
Field and Stockman
Scribner’s Magazine
Germantown
Green's Pruit Recorder
Gardner's Monthly
Cpas
Home Journal
Indiana Parmner
Journal of Microscopy
Ladies’ World
Life
Cei Locomotive Engineer
Louisville Weekly Courier
Cere
Lippincott's Magazing
ANGRY
Gabee
N.Y. Ledger
N. Y. Weekly Post
Mice
Pion
N.Y
Warlde i. Isccesntens N.Y
N.Y. Weekly Herald
Our Little Men and Women
Puck
Eee Journal
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Phrenological Journal
Sunny South
Harper's Young Pren
Nicholay
San Francisco Chronicle
It of the Times
T Reublic Crish-Amer
Boston
Practical Farmer
Prairie Farmer
Peterson's Lady's Magazine
Popular Science News
Popular Science Monthly
Presbyterian Review
Philadelphia Weekly Times
Philadelphia Medical Times
Philadelphia
New Yorker
Saturday Evening Post
Bcientific American
Texas Siftings
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Frank R. Stockton
Kobol Land
Centaur
Marke
Pyasias
Queen’s
Yarnell
George
A. Bingham
Concorp, N. H
Gotham
New York
Broadway
Atay
Robert J. Burdette
Washington Post
Ses Zoo
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