Prisoners and Captives Chapter VIII Continuation
Miss Agnes Winter recalls a theater night and a mysterious resemblance to a sailor named Tyars. Tyars meets Peters a dockyard man and inspects a strange Norwegian steamer as he seeks a reliable first mate for a voyage, while Oswin Grace and Agness Winter weigh Tyars in conversation.
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Miss Winter
Tyars
Oswin Grace
Mr. Winter
Jess
Agnes Winter
Helen
Livingstone
Oswin
Iiven
Salter
Muggins
Ielen
Admiral Grace
Wilbert Tyars
Claud Lyars
Old Salter
Hieo
Claud Tyars
Tottenham Court Road
Tie
St. Katherine's Dock
London Dock
London
North Water
China
Peters
Ife
Tyara
Deters
Sistor
Tyris
Smral
Tynars
Vyats
Lfe
London and
Roosevelt Tackles Trusts in Oyster Bay July Address
President Roosevelt delivered a notable Fourth of July speech at Oyster Bay defending government action against powerful trusts. He warned against rancor and urged curb on large corporations with measured, nonviolent means while stressing protection of rights for both rich and poor. He condemned demagoguery and urged unity to fight evils without sowing hatred.
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Apentiia
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Tno
Tishes
Oyster Dury
Sarrounding County
Coud
Imost
Lecaise
Pat
Mesuis
Abraham Lincoln
Political Figures and Senate Vacancies Across States
Judge A W Benson the new Kansas Senator has taught Bible class for twenty years. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman nearly became Speaker of the House of Commons. William Pinkney Whyte's Maryland appointment fills the Gorman vacancy. Whyte, a former Maryland Governor and U S Senator, is known as the Grand Old Man and was Baltimore mayor in 1882.
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A. W. Benson
Kansas
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
William Pinkney Whyte
Warfield
Maryland
Gorman
Baltimore
Senate
Fragmented World News Almanac Items Mixed Sources
A garbled miscellany lists events and figures from 19th and early 20th century history. It mentions battles, treaties, assassinations, political moves, and notable persons like Lincoln, Meade, Beaurevoir, and Rockefeller, with scattered dates and places amid jumbled phrases.
Cobalt Find Could Halve Battery Weight and Cost
Asheville interviewee Bate Thomas says a cobalt vein in North Carolina could halve storage battery weight and cut city traffic costs. He notes cobalt’s limited native occurrence and common oxide form, with the ore historically used to color glass since the sixteenth century.
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France
Australia
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McChelhin
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de Pocomie
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Charles Grifter
Washington
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Bank
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Tlinois
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Peary
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Lower Dr
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Prince of Wates
Ohie
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West Virginia
Isthitan Canal Hill
Silas
Swallow
Prestlent. Co
Norge
Scottish
Nuiaz Porenkine
Odessa
John DL Rockefeller
Endtenoten Fund
Yale University
Warsaw
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