Treasure aboard wreck tale unfolds on Skellar Island voyage
An 1909 chronicle recounts a voyage to Skellar Island in which Captain Trap and crew recover a buried chest from a wreck. A ghostly encounter, the treasure haul worth about six thousand dollars, and a dream-like return to the mainland mark the eerie seafaring tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumerols
Matoy
Tie Mote
Matey
Gnistea Ray
Hampton Beach
Iimself
Perso
Man
Skellar Island
Shadow Lake
Herott
Towamis
Gogol
Amrock
Ole Diaz
Peter
Soma
Tom
Miter
Trop
Vreau
Bennet
Heme
Trap
Kidd
Ami
Hero Osid
Jnt
Tatum Royase
Tin Island
Niehtfall
Hampton Bay
Tomlin
Herr von Itt
Sforts
Germany
Prange
Hart von Rath
Tele
London
Edward Tings de
Devlin
Encores divide artists and audiences in early theatre debate
The article recounts views on encores from Hesba Stretton and Rutland Barrington. It notes artists resent encores yet fear losing audience support without them and discusses changing meanings of the term in Victorian and early modern theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walageavac
Doling
Aretha
Ivy Croft
Ham Common
Misa Hesba Stratton
Charles Dickens
Hesba Stretton
Jessiea
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Oweliets
Tessien
London
Manchester
Liverpool
Sheffield
Besha Stretton
Miss Stretton
Pilgrim Street
Pern
Rutland Barrington
Simous
O.P. Club
Criterion Réstaurant
Barrington
Remonsitincey
London Bottle Exchange and Forest Afforestation Proposals
The article describes the London Bottle Exchange handling millions of bottles and enforcing strict cleansing rules. It then shifts to the Royal Commission’s afforestation recommendations, urging compulsory purchase powers, forest districts, central administration, and loans to plant vast upland forests for timber, employment, and economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bottle Exchange
Mockfriars Road
Thames
London
England
Tir
Callongridge
Bottle Exchange
Ena Exchange
Myrine
Bottla Men
Royal Commission
Jar
Tim Cor
Howe
Germany
Enghor
Ube
Acen
Wales
Ireland
Alf
Torge
Battle of the Women and Suffrage Debate Reflected
A fragment from a periodical commentary discusses suffrage politics at by elections and the fear it raises among candidates and parties. It reflects on emancipation, marriage, and gender roles, with personal anecdotes on romance, independence, and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glone
Foreien Gperudia
America
Meeopolitian
Ifr Dillingham
Amnouses
Searson
Enrich
Signor Caruso
Mme
Sembrich
Signa Bone
Miss Varrar
Lido
Destin
Lico
Fromae
Mme Omer
Sigsor Scotti
Aime
Miss Farrar
Destiny
Signor Carusa
Moraarar
Tad Opera
Bhoro Chorusis
Conried
Berlin
Vienna
Court Journal
Ronage
Creal
Rome
Year's Bride and Groom Ties Mark Quiet Town Ceremony
In Mouzastel, a yearly wedding rite united sixteen couples in a quiet ceremony. The mayor presided as couples wed and attended Mass, then processed to a communal tombolo display. Nostalgic customs recalled nomadic tents and cousin interments, yet the town remained spirited and amiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouzastel
Tonelats
Paris
Tanin
Thale Raimont
Plougestel
Ploagestel
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The
Golac
Wwe
Apo
Sobor
Ore
CG. P. B. Rugseil
Great Britain
Hon
Wereronath
House of Deputies
von Tihatte
Bistae
Hor von Trith
Alent
Russig
Prince
Polira
Lambeth
John ‘Croutbeck
Joseph Samuel Franklin
Ellen Frenken
Zoblers
Jotlerty
Ellen. EiMowny
Soppersmith
Casa Wa
Troutbeck
Opera Salartes
Dywelkiéd
Aue
Reys
Heath
Douglas
Hier
Morgan
Mereat
Closes Morgan
Orgilli-Buller
Ae Wesleyan Chapel
Mra Morgan
Mitch
Juan
Nimes
Tacan
Mergen
R. Roosevelt
Hale
Bia
Archibald Dutt
Titkey
Navy
Grayson
Centerville
Trullcun
Gainesville
Buelkland
New Baltimore
Warrenton
Toogavelt
Boswell
Hilling Pon
White House
York Oowsters
Nisio
Ingaion
Atanl Jim
Jise
Yale
Battle OF the’ Women
I. Miller
Spartiale W
Sie
Mma
Mare
Toms
Mart Moo
Sible
Anc
Fange
Ting
Ver
Roland Chin
Rgeon
General Smiths
Bnreet
Steel
Andrews
Olona Sud
Annnath Low
Toghtala
Colac
Murray Street
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