A Sister's Vengeance Continuation in Pirate Pursuit
The fugitives land on a tropical island after freeing Bart’s group from a prison bar. Dinny prepares a pig hunt as they menacingly hide their escape cutter. They learn of Commodore Junk’s hanging and vow revenge as Jack rails at the loss.
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Die for it or flee aboard a homeward passage
In Chapter IX Jack and Bart debate quitting their risky venture. Jack balks at further boarding ships while Bart, weary and anxious, worries about someone else and hints at a safer exit, even if it means fleeing as ordinary travelers. A sense of solemn fate hangs over their stubborn resolve.
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Embarrassing Kindness Ends with Unraveled Shirt
In Philadelphia a generous young woman at church tried to remove a traveling raveling from a stranger's collar to help him. She tugged repeatedly, revealing a longer thread and finally unraveling his undershirt, drawing surprised looks from the gentleman.
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the Inquirer
Curious Currans and a parish dressmaker tale
A district visitor grows intrigued by an Irish Curran family living in a slum top floor. Neighbors whisper about her visits, and when pressed the dressmaker Mrs Curran replies she tells them the visitor is her dressmaker and leaves it at that.
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Our Troops Well Disciplined Despite Cholera Losses
Army surgeons in the Philippines attribute cholera deaths to soldiers disobeying orders on diet and drink. They say proper self care almost guarantees escape from infection and acknowledge the small death toll as a sign of discipline. A second remark notes men’s failure to settle payments and a joking line about an untidy wife.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Maj Gen Young rises from ranks to Army leadership
Maj Gen Young who will succeed Lieut Gen Miles as head of the army is risen from the ranks by merit. He now presides over the War College in Washington and recently returned from Europe where he represented the United States at German maneuvers with Generals Corbin and Wood. Born January 9 1840 in Pittsburgh he saw Civil War service rising to brigadier general and, after many campaigns including Cuba and the Philippines, attained major general in the regular army on February 2 1901.
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New York Tale Of A Vast Nova Sancta Sophia Cathedral
A plan by Father Bouillon of Ottawa envisions a seven story New York cathedral costing over 1.5 million for foundations with a dome held by four 50 foot pillars. Grand mosaics and marble reliefs would adorn the interior as the Nova Sancta Sophia would surpass St Sophia and St Peter’s in splendor.
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Long-Lived Fish in the Royal Aquarium
Claims of 600 year old carp in the Royal Aquarium Russia are noted alongside verified cases of whales living beyond two centuries. Parrots may imitate human speech but humans fail to master theirs.
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