Red Storm the Days of Daniel Boone Chapter XIV
In a continuation set at night near a stockade, Le Bland plans a risky escape from a block house with Ebony’s help while Andrew aids a Frenchman’s effort to flee. Captain Boone and Mr. Alston marshal defenders as Indians attack, wounding Alston and forcing a tense stand to protect women and children.
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Andrew
Boopeghorough
le Blond
Massa Boone
de Gater
Andrews
Ebony
Aleton
le Bland
Rosalthead
Mr. Alston
Thesa Walla
Alston
Yvaniah
Captain Boone
Daniel Boone
Mr. Fleming
Thia
Joe Logston
Vesuvius
Stockades
Flemings
Loguton
Daniel Boour
Alléra
Exid
Joel
Joal
Allence
Boone
Rosaliho
the Forester
Durance
Pionvars
Howsey
Waa
Logston
Masse
le Mand
Massn
Forester
Bhony
Asta
Beapoken Exchange Between Misses De Mure and Gaddie
In a Denver Times excerpt Miss De Mure declines meeting new suitors saying she cares not. Miss Gaddie reacts surprised by De Mure’s sudden claim of being selected.
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Miss de Mure
Burglardon Clergy Restore Old Byetallan Church
In Burglardon Bil Sykes notes plans to restore the old Byetallan church. Jimmy Jackson exclaims disbelief about the alleged church theft. Report reflects local reaction in the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
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Burglardon
Bil Sykes
Jimmy Jackson
New Orleans Times
Intelligence ranking of insects from ants to moths
The excerpt ranks insects by intelligence, placing ants at the top, followed by wasps, bees, and then butterflies and moths. It notes battles as hopelessly stupid in comparison.
Prosperous Japanese and hidden destitution remark
The report notes that prosperous Japanese generally appear well fed clothed and housed yet some inhabitants are very poor. It highlights clean habits and cheerfulness with little untidiness. A remark about age and concealment is mentioned in a Philadelphia Press fragment.
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Japan
How did Jack escape a marriage to Miss De Turmond
The Cleveland Leader quote shows a humorous exchange about an attempted marriage escape. A tongue in cheek note references Miss De Turmond and Jack, with casual banter on women’s accuracy in throwing. A fragment mentions Berlin trains and special compartments for passengers with domes.
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Misa
Jack
Miss de Turmond
Cleveland
Russian Admiral’s account legacy of Far East battle
Publication in Novoe Vremya relays Admiral Rojestvensky’s assertion that Tsushima favored Russia’s rivals claim. He asserts Tsarist forces were surprised by Togo’s maneuvers and that British ships gathered at Welinwet to receive orders to destroy Russia if Japan failed. The minister of marine investigates potential court martial for the Russian commander.
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Nobatvensky
Saya
John Bell
Toso
Rojestvensky
Peteraburg
Novoe Vrenyas
Minister of Marine
Wel- Hi-Wet
Togo
Marine
Great Britain
Wel-nal-wek
Polish Patriots in America Seek a Free Poland
The Polish League in America acts as a de facto government in exile with a Central Committee guiding 45,000 members across nations. Delegates fund operations, vow a republic based on US-style constitution, and plan monuments and schools while aiding deserters from Russia. Buffalo conference allocated about $60,000 for statues and education.
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Russia
Polish League
National League
Leagie
Gort
New York
America
London
Paris
Beriin
St. Petersburg
Warnay
Central Committee
League
Ithig
Buffalo
Koscinska
Washington
Pennsylvana
Notable Figures and Oddities From a Fragmented Era
An OCR style snapshot mentions Jacob Astor’s income at 80000 a year Andrew Carnegie golf and fishing habits Gen Chaffee debating Berkeley or Piedmont residence L White Bushey Secretary to Speaker Cannon noted as adept Danville Tennessee Judge Bond Democratic governor candidate Capt Frank Jrutz set for Oklahoma governorship at 82 Senator Pettus Alabama wife made shirt and socks in Selma Pennsylvania Congressman Graham teased over intermittent whiskers in Capitol building remark about punctuation of his whiskers
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Tolin
Jacob Astor
Andrew Carnegie
Gen
Chaffee
Berkeley
Tiedmont
Cal
L. White Bushey
Cannon
Tenn
Frank Jrutz
Oklahoma
Senator Pettua
Alabama
Selma
Aln
Aln., Whom Not, In the Capital, Congrramman Craham
Pennsylvania
Hoe
Graham
Loubet Declines Third Term in French Presidency
The article reports that President Loubet will not seek a third term as France faces a presidential transition. It notes candidates discussed for succession, a movement to pressure Loubet for a third term, and criticism of his government over graft accusations and political persecution. M. Fauleries, president of the Senate, is cited as a leading candidate.
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Peealitent
France
National Assembly
Veraiilles
Loubet
Brent
Congress
M. Fauleries
Senate
La Follette Sworn In as Wisconsin Senator
Robert M. La Follette was sworn in Thursday as a United States Senator from Wisconsin. Ten minutes before the session began the Republican cloakroom door opened and Senator Spooner entered with the new colleague, causing a mild sensation amid known bitterness.
Wisconsin Senators Welcome La Follette To Senate Desk
Political tensions surfaced as Spooner and La Follette prepared to take oaths. The cloak room arranged escort duties while Spooner introduced La Follette to several Senators. Wisconsin House members and fans greeted the pair in the galleries.
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Spooner
Mr. LaQollette
Mr. la Follette
Wisconsin
Soa House Heated by Steam in Sod Home
A steam heating plant in a sod house shows civilization pushing westward. Frank Gillispie, a well-to-do farmer near Bone Steel City, has just installed a modern Gillispie heating system, bringing steam heat to his seven room home.
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Frank Gillispie
Bonesteel
Gnegstern
Gillispie
Pink Pills Promote Health for Women and Sufferers
A testimonial from Arthur Conklin of Battle Creek Michigan describes years of illness including nervous headaches back pain and weak health. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing Jeucorrhoea headaches and restoring strength and vitality. The genuine pills are sold by druggists and the Dr Williams Medicine Company of Schenectady New York.
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Arthur Conklin
Coldwater
Battle Creek
Mich
Jeucorrhosa
Dr. Williams
Bracelet sale remark sparks refined gold banter
A Philadelphia Press snippet records a playful exchange as a salesman touts a bracelet to Mrs Nu rite. She agrees to buy, reassured by the claim that it is made of refined gold, with a humorous line about detesting anything that ain't veined.
Regular Desperaidoea Drivers and Language Debate
A francophone authority calls chauffeur provincial and linked to outlaw. Rodrick defends motorist term while highlighting chauffeurs who act like outlaws. Van Albert challenges the label and urges plain speech about drivers.
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Rodrick
France
van Albert
Proposal Sparks Surprise Reveal at Katharine’s Home
Time for Action and Hya-So Tom proposed to Katharine in a tense moment. Erma asks if anyone prompted the move, while Katharine’s brother, hidden under the sofa, shouts a frantic warning about suffocation.
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Hya
Tom
Katharine
Mull's Grape Tonic Promoted as Constipation Cure
An advertisement style health Q and A touts Mull's Grape Tonic as a guaranteed cure for constipation and stomach trouble. It argues neglect, poor diet, and lack of exercise cause constipation, warns against laxatives, and claims the tonic strengthens the intestines with Concord grape juice. Available through druggists, with a free bottle offer for first-time users.
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Mull
Pam
Muill
Grapa Tomro Co
Thin Ave
Rock Island
Fragmented Label Clarifies Drug Ingredient Date
OCR reads a fragment claiming a genuine item includes a date and number on the label and warns to take nothing else from the sour druggist. The readable bits imply a packaging note urging strict label compliance and avoiding additional ingredients.
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Joel Robinson
Hbony
New Orleans Times- Democrat
Misa Wytheropp
Canesie Hatuce
Ozar
Engh
Berlin
Doma
England
President Loubet
LA Follette
Senator la Follette
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