The Governor's Peer Continues Aboard The Night Run
A New York driver observes a western guest amid a dinner crowd, where Mary Slade and Jake discuss Mr Slade's speech and Mary’s planned European trip. Tension rises as past romance with Dan Slade resurfaces and Mary faces a choice between separation and remarrying.
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New York
Mary
Jake
Slade
Europe
Mr. Blade
Mark
Long Record of Anarchy in Haiti and Caribbean History
The article traces Haiti’s early nominal government and slave history, detailing Toussaint Louverture, Napoleon’s Leclerc, and the island’s struggle for independence. It anchors on colonial shifts, revolts, and the emergence of the Santo Domingo region, with scattered names and dates, then shifts to a critique of judges’ arrogance via a Kansas City Star quotation.
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Republic of
Haiti
Little
Spain
Columbus
France
Toussaint Pouverture
George Washington
Napoleon
Gen. Leclerc
Pretty Polly Ponaparte
Toussaint
Paris
Sene Seer
Kansas
J. C. Ruppenthal
Kansas City Star
Funds Held by Sheriff Brewster in Bank of Pine Bluff
The report details Sheriff Brewster’s deposit in the Bank of Pine Bluff totaling 88,508.78 for state funds plus 57,807.8 for Jefferson County schools, with the Pine Bluff tank taken by the State Tank Commissioner and a pending suit against the bank and stockholders to recover funds.
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Wol. Moose
Avalifer
Eolive Toma Commission
Weriff Brewster
Shieh
Brewster
Ine Cluff
Jefferson County
Pine Bluff
Hreewyster
Tie
Ping Niaff
Eliewes
Sail Bank
Ts Stockhelders
Sutleet
Ruins and relics of Oaxaca near Mitla in Mexico
The article surveys ancient Mexican ruins near Oaxaca including Mitla and the Mitla fortress. It describes the site as a plain ringed by arid hills, highlights the Hall of Pillars with its 125 by 23 foot chamber, six monolithic columns, and exterior mosaic panels. It notes Mitla’s meaning The Place of Death and mentions modern Oaxaca with rail, electric light, and telephones.
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Mitla
Oaxaca
Mexico
Aurcense
Crind
Berire
Domaar
Mexica
Washington
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Pordrin Ding
Denita Juarez
Prison Escape: Inmate Slips Through Coal Chute to Freedom
Lige Howard, an inmate serving a five year term at Fort Leavenworth, escaped by sliding 40 feet through a coal chute from the tipple at the state prison mine to a car outside the walls. The daring breakout occurred as he slid to liberty in the chute.
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Fort Leavenworth
Lige Howard
Ster
Oworth
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