Garnache Rushes After Abducted Mademoiselle in Storm
Rabecque informs Garnache that Gaubert and allies abducted mademoiselle after luring him away. Garnache plans pursuit with a larger force, regrets his unguarded moment, and orders the escort to return as rain pours. Rabecque reunites with his master, and the hunt begins toward Saint Francois graveyard route.
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Garnache
Gaubert
Champs Aux Capuchins
Monsieur de Tressan
Monsieur Gaubert
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Porte de Savoie
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Monsieur
Palais Seneschal
Irish Farmers protest tariff policy in Free State
The Irish Farmers Union demands abandonment or extension of protective tariffs to agriculture arguing rising living costs hurt national industry and farming. Deputy Gorey calls tariffs protection for inefficiency and slow output, saying they do not boost the country.
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Irish Farmers’ Union
Irish Free State
Farmers’ Union
Gorey
Farmers’ Party
Dall
Ancient Prague Castle Divided and the Kettering Oak
In Cleveland on May 2 Congressman Martin N. Davey spoke about the 2000 year old Kettering Oak uprooted from the Duke of Stuccleuch estate and bound for the United States to grace an American millionaire’s home. He lamented the scarcity of ancient trees and recalled famous oaks like Parliament Oak and Robin Hood’s Larder.
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Scotland
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Martin N. Davey
Kent
England
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Windsor Great Park
Robin Hood
Shelton
Owen Glendower
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Harry Percy
Tea cup once given by Martha Washington to Revolutionary War soldier
A burned and aged teacup inscribed M Washington 1776, once given by Martha Washington to soldiers, survived through stories by a neighbor and the soldier known as Daddy. Now with Mrs Henry Bauhof of Pittsburgh, she seeks if other cups exist while noting a separate article on London traffic police testing white elbow sleeves.
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Pittsburgh
Henry Bauhof
London
Pineapple Recipes Sought From Readers in Canton Daily News
Pineapples are plentiful and large this season and readers are asked to send their best recipes for using pineapple. Submit dishes for pastries puddings or beverages with name and address on a single sheet before Thursday evening to the Food Service Department.
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Ont
Prize Winning Mushroom Recipes From Daily News Contest
The Daily News Food Contest awards go to five winners via the Field Service Department. First prize to Mrs. G. A. Fetch for a mushroom ragout and egg sauce. second prize to Mrs. B. P. Walker for braised mutton and mushrooms. third prize to Mrs. Margaretha Van Derka for a mushroom pate with kidney. fourth prize to Mrs. Kittle Raastet for a mushroom salad. fifth prize to Mrs. Bula Allen for a mushroom dish with cream and rice.
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North Canton
B. P. Walker
West Main A. Alliance
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Margaura van Derka
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Kittle Raatetter
West Main
Alliance
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Greece defers women's suffrage as Parliament voices caution
In Athens on May 2 M. Kaphandarie said Greece is not ready to grant women the vote. He warned Greece should not be last to give the franchise but the time is not ripe. A Canton Daily News ad notes the line of promotion in daily news.
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Greece
M. Kaphandarie
Canton Daily News
Denver
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