Clash on Port Adams Reef Sparks Rescue Visit
In a South Seas plantation plot, a tense standoff erupts between Sheldon Boucher’s party and a group of armed runaways led by Telepasse. Joan aids with a makeshift dynamite fuse, forcing retreat as the crew deploys a chloro-dyn detonator.
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Packard
Port Adams
Lunga
Billy Pape
Boucher
Pape
Utami
Matauare
Sheldon
Joan
Aroa
Port
Aghia
Joan Seughe
Kai-Kai
Satan
Oscar
Ugi
Striking Party Shifts Show GOP Wins Across States
The piece notes Republican gains in New York New Jersey and Maryland Democratic wins in Ohio municipal contests reformers triumph in Philadelphia and rising Socialist vote in multiple states Ohio eight Socialist mayors New York assembly Republican majority in New York state and a reelective trend for several governors including Massachusetts Maryland Rhode Island and Kentucky with socialists winning in Schenectady Columbus and Toledo and Jo seph A Taggart Democratic winner in Kansas Second District.
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New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Ohio
Philadelphia
New York State
People
Senate
Greater
Tammany
New York County
Board of Aldermen
Kings County
Independence
Tom
Ross
Massachusetts
Foss
P. L. Goldsborough
Arthur P. Gorman
Gorman
Rhode Island
Pothier
Henry J. Hunt
Cincinnati
Harmon
Kentucky
Mississippi
New Mexico
Ollie M. James
Paynter
James B. McCreary
Schenectady
Chautauqua County
George R. Lunn
Albany
Columbus
Marshall
Grass Banks for Canal Seeded Slopes in Panama Trial
The Panama Canal project considers seeding the terraced slopes with grass to prevent slides and reduce erosion. Smithsonian botanist H. Pittier oversees the test, with several thousand pounds of grass seed from Washington’s agricultural department. If effective, this grass cover could cut earth worn away during tropical rains and save substantial maintenance.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Peru
H. Pittier
Smithsonian Institution
Agricultural Department
Washington
National Flower Fight Grows As Laurel Picked for USA
National Federation of Women's Clubs urges Congress to designate the mountain laurel as the national flower. Clubs nationwide are asked to sign petitions and, once endorsed, a committee will present the measure to Congress and push for enactment. The mountain laurel bears red and white hues and a star-like bloom.
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Congress
National Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
To Rebuild Historic Church in Christchurch Boston
The Christchurch church standing in Boston will close for a year as the edifice is rebuilt and fireproofed. The steeple lights once lit Paul Revere on his ride, and the old structure has long faced danger of fire destruction.
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Christchurch
Boston
Paul Revere
Middlesex
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