Night chase along the river in a perilous pursuit
In a moonlit escape, Mansell is lowered into a deep stream while Brody and the narrator move downstream shadowed by trees. They reconnoiter the opposite bank, find no pursuers, and continue toward a river bend where a girl appears, warning of hidden attackers and revealing a treacherous plan by Girty.
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Mansell
Wall River
Brody
St. Brody
Hayward
Rene
Brady
Mademoiselle
Monsieur
Monsieur Brady
Arat
Pursuit and Crossing to Fort Har mar Garrison
A rugged trek through a November thaw and river fog follows a perilous escape. Rena and I abandon Brady after a mysterious disappearance and press toward the St. Clair outposts, where Colonel Oldham of the Kentucky militia greets an officer with news from the Maumee for General St. Clair.
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Fouk
Fort Harmar
Kentucky
Oldham
St. Denis
Maumee
St. Clair
Mtg
News of Indian muster near Maumee and St Clair meeting
A British officer reports gathering tribes led by Little Turtle at the Maumee with Wyandots Potawatommies Shawnees Delawares Miamis and a few Ojibwa plus English agents. Rene Oldham and a scout arrive at General St Clair to relay news of a looming conflict as Fort Harmar’s Hayward confirms the threat and O h.
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Northwest
Hamilton
Maumee
Oldham
St. Clair
Miami
Rene
Monseur
Jove
Rene Oldham
Masters
Leamp
Monsieur
Gested
St Clair
Little Turtle
Stephen Brady
Brady
Coon
Leame
Ohio
Washington
Not Appreciated at First Fitzgeralds Omar Khayyam Tale
An account of Edward Fitzgeralds translation of Omar Khayyam once selling for two cents, saved from neglect through Rossetti and Swinburnes intervention. Swinburne recalls funding copies and a swift rise to high prices, with a pennyworth kept as a memento. An angling story follows about a Norfolk fisherman landing a pike via a hooked swivel incident.
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Fitzgerald
Omar Khayyam
Edward Fitzgerald
London
Bernard Quaritch
Ibriel Rossetti
Rossetti
Swinburne
Rosetti
Waveney
Mr. & Norman
Brockdish
Norfolk
Agreement Reached in Mandamus Suit over Ballot
In Columbus an agreement in the mandamus suit of Frank B. McKean against Secretary of State Charles H. Graves allows McKean’s name to appear on the ballot for clerk of the supreme court. If major parties don t nominate, minor parties may run, per the record.
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McKean
Graves
Denny Donovan
Columbus O.—Dader
Frank B. McKean
Charles H. Graves
Supreme Court
Prohibition
Socialist
Prince Eric of Denmark learns farming in Gloucestershire
A London Herald report says Prince Eric, nephew of Queen Alexandra and third son of Prince Waldemar, wears English farmer life at Fairford. He plans wheat growing cattle dairy and pig farming on view days, while also enjoying football and visits to Sandringham. Denmark’s agriculture minister supports the scheme. There is a separate note on coin changes tallying 3 584 pieces worth $53.76.
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Prince Eric
Denmark
Queen Alexandra
Fairford
Gloucestershire
London
New York Herald
Prince Walde
Mar
Danymark
Sandringham
Fragmented Transient Help Clippings and Dialog Snippets
A collage of stray dialogue and brief phrases from old papers shows conversations about romance and riding, plus a country cook request and fractured lines about waters, revolts, and a milk cheese mishap. The mix includes Toledo Blade style quotes and Boston Evening Transcript fragments.
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Hiram Offen
Boston Evening Transcript
Huerta Reaches Coast After Leisurely Repatriation
General Victoriano Huerta re signed as provisional president of Mexico arrives at Puerto Mexico with General Blanquet and staff after a heat drenched train journey from Mexico City. He declines Dresden offer and says he will go to Europe until needed again. Local officials and British consul Gemmill greet him. he asserts his aim to restore peace at whatever cost.
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Puerto
Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Blanguet
Porfirio Diaz
Kohler
Dresden
Tle
Huerta
Blanquet
Agelhet
Huerts
Binbugh
Bristol
General Huerta
General Hincon
Gabriel A. Carvallo
Zaragoza
Haniblap
Pence
Mexico City
Sam
Europe
Rebel Forces Seize Key Mexican Capital Amid Turmoil
Heavy fighting reported around Acapulco and Mexico City as constitutionalist factions press to gain control. Viclarious commander in chief oversees operations while President Carbajal invites rival leaders to negotiate, aiming to unite factions and dissolve the Congress. General Velasco sworn as temporary minister of war, others seek to consolidate power.
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Bost A. & & Callies
Fae Poa
Ras Tig
Acapulco
Chima
Tolral Hioward
Cleveland
Fae Cign
City of Menton
Mexico City
Ovtakirta
Miphe
Galen
Carrannm
Senor Carbajal
Carbajal
Mexico
Thia
Carranza
Velasco
Torreon
Villa
Constitutionalista
CARRANZA IS NOT AMBITIOUS, 'Huerta's Debts Are Worthless
Monterey July 18 high constitutional officials deny Gar ranzas recognition of Huerta debts after a constitutional government is formed in Mexico City. They rebut a US published claim demanding recognition and amnesty for political prisoners. Carranza says he is not ambitious to be president, awaiting peace and a constitutional government.
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Carbajal
Monterey
Mexico
Laredo
Tex
Prancisco Carbajal
Carranza
Jesus Ureta
Beem
Mexico City
Jose Ynez Novelo
Vicent Cuarez
Enriquez Bordes Manuel
Constitutionaliats
San Luis Potost
Constitutional
Mia Fleto
S. G Hopkins
Washington
United States
Huerta
Messogwikkelt
Cheam Jeral Carranza
Francisco Cabajal
Huerte
Soccemor
Merten City
Dat
Bercame
Emiliano Zapata
Mezina Zapats
Reliete
State Départment
Zapata
Carranenta
Texas
Venustiano Carranza
Iet
Constitutionalists
Car Tanah
Southern Rebels Demand Carbajal Resign by July 22
A report from Carbajal’s southern supporters in Mexico City notes Emiliane Zapata and other revolutionary readers urge Carbajal to resign by July 22 to avert bloodshed and shield the advance of the capital, with some seeking direct or indirect recognition.
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Spuin
Carbajal
Mexico City
Emiliane Zapata
Iwerta
Tm Carder
Fall of Huerta Triggers Personal Crisis Reports
Mexico City July 14 an unprecedented wave of personal crisis reports and seven attempts have occurred since the fall of the Huerta government. In two days four crisis reports and three attempts were logged as residents feel unsettled while crime remains rare and the capital quiet. Foreign representatives each received two telegrams from General Huerta one to bid farewell and seek support for the Mexican government. The Brazilian minister in the US case is noted as an exception.
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Huerta
Mexico City
Papoem
Carvajal
United States
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