Prisoner in The Central Station Faces Weapon Case
Robert Kellogg remains in custody after being found inebriated beside Lawrence Terry with the dagger hilt in hand. Inspector Hunt investigates motive while Kellogg’s father banker Kellogg and Dr Grace pressure for Robert’s exoneration as Terry nears recovery.
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Robert
Janette
Jose
Vox
Board of Trade
Tellony
Wong
Lawrence
Terey
Father
Roberty
Damioani
Lawrence Terry
Attes
Monroe
Madison
Tawreonee
Taunvat
Mather
Isis Lawrence
Cather
Sean
Robert Kellogg
Drtaik
Waconsrig
Atles
Noarrder
Phave
Rene
Sears
Phos
Aley
Reales
Min
Deanly
Fathar
Danny
Kellogg
Cutter
Vanker
Lawrence Nist
Mr. Wellogg
Qid
Madison Streets
Dirk Lades
Jis
Dade
Patie
Ian
Liavresnice
Erie
Hobert
Law
Rence
Miss Grace
Catsher
Laura
Mr. Kellogg
Inspector Hunt
Terry
Tlow
Tobert Neflogg
T Lave
Amin
Vic
Kutlogg
Niyo Sen Wis
Tf Lestates
Perry
Shape Was His Fortune Gen Macias and Queen Isabella
A romance of Gen. Macias the Captain General of Porto Rico and his rise from Basque soldier to royal favor with Queen Isabella. The article recounts his striking appearance and a long digression on coffee preparation methods and tasting notes.
CAPTAIN GENERAL MACIAS RISE THROUGH RANKS IN SPANISH ARMY
A Basque recruit Francisco Caesar Santa Ang Macias rises from punishing drill to lieutenant of the Cazadores Royal de Bascaoya and quickly earns promotions. He becomes colonel in six months and advances to captain general of Madrid then Porto Rico, noted as a disciplined scholar and swordsman.
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Arnia
Francisco Caesar Santa Ang Macias
Cazadores Royal de Bascaya
Spain
Macias
Concha
Cazadores de Basceaya
Bin
Madrid
Miadrid
Porto Rivo
Napoleon of South America and Peru's Pierola in focus
The piece brands Nicolas de Pierola of Peru as the Napoleon of South America, noting his bid to unite the republics under one rule. It recalls Peru's 1885 dispute with the United States, Pierola’s imperial ambitions, and his turbulent rise and fall amid regional upheavals. Commodore Carl Ferraro travels to France to buy warships as a new wave of revolutions reshapes leadership in the region.
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Nicolas de Imerola
Peru
Napoleon
South America
Pierokw
Lima Congress
United States
Carlos Ferraros
France
Pieroria
Di¢Aster
Dern
Chite
Gad
Justinio Borgeno
Bermudes
Pierola
Tzamide
Mexico
Coffee Craft: Methods for a Perfect Morning Cup
The article explores how coffee quality shapes the day and outlines methods to brew a superior cup. It notes various approaches and hints at using a perforated tin device the size of a cup to improve the brew.
Emma Arnold Knights Hobson Kiss as Summer Resort Heroine
Miss Emma Arnold of St. Louis is praised as the Eastern summer resorts heroine after the tale of her kissing Hobson becomes world famous. New York publicizes Hobson’s Kiss drink in her honor. Arnold, debutante of the Columbian Club, draws social raves for beauty and society status amid gossip over Hobson’s noted kiss.
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Emma Arnold
St. Louis
Treut
Hotaon
Deen
New York
Miss Arnold
Belletin Society
Columbian Club
Hobson
Leutenant
Owls Used To Help Agriculture Debate In New York
A New York observer questioned owl use for hats while an ornithologist from the U S Department of Agriculture argued owls protect crops by eating pests. He cited economic losses from hawk and owl hat offerings totaling millions and warned feather usage harms domestic fowl and agriculture.
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New York
Audubon Society
Millner
Giana
der C. Uart Merriam
United States Department of Agriculture
Double Standards in Judge and Spouse Roles
A proverb-like reflection states that a man judges all women by his wife Ile-Yes, while a woman judges her husband by the worst things she claims about other men. The piece explores gendered perceptions and biases.
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Chamontaus
Eptrun
Heracles
Horace
Germany
Berlin Omnibus Company
Porto Rico
Isabellla
Hart
Isabella Sequendo
Catharine
Russia
Limi
Mactas
Napoleon OF
Mimaelf
Nichola
Is DE Pierola
New York Journal
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