Shadows Over Kernberg Clash and Hidden Plans
Theresa von Lynar asserts rights as widow while Conrad plots escape from Isle Rugen. Joan, fierce in defense of Kernberg, leads defense as hunger grows and captains plot a sally. Sparhawk trio confronts looming crisis as Theresa’s provender dwindles and the town braces for action.
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Kenry
Kerneberg
Hohenstein
Theresa von Lynar
Conrad
Joan
Theresa
Jon
Courtland
Dessauer
Placenburg
Isle Rugen
Miassenburg
Werner von Orseln
Boris
Jorlan
Thenasa
Werner von Orgeln
Rome
Holy Father
Werner
Kernsberg
Isle
Rugen
Prince Conrad
Kernsbere
Plassenburge
Lost the Bass Drum Tales From Davenport Parade
A Davenport area band party story tells how a missing bass drum sparked laughter and mistaken identities. The drummer forgot the drum aboard, prompting commotion as the group prepared for a local festive event. The misadventure ends with jokes about absent-mindedness and a debatable blame game.
Notable Fighters Gather in Buckeye Circle
A Kentucky speaker notes the seasoned fighters among the group and recalls Col. Devaque's wartime service. The exchange highlights enduring fame and leadership traits among the veterans who met at the Buckeye gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Sul Buckeye
Col
Devaque
Roosevelt Flags Porto Rico Progress and Citizenship
President Roosevelt describes Porto Rico under American rule with strong praise for education, law enforcement, and self-government. He urges Congress to grant full citizenship, unify insular administrations, and support coffee and sugar exports while noting harbor dredging needs and the island’s economic growth.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Senate
House of Representatives
Ponce
Cayey
San Juan
Arecibo
Switzerland
Tropic Islands
Spain
Insular Police
Porto Rican Regient
Island
Islan
Perto Rico
Board of Trade of
Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce of
Porto Rican Federation of Labor
Coffea Growers’ Association
Porto Nico
Porto Mico
Porto Tico
Department of War
Department of State
Aristocratic French Cabman Revealed in Death Tale
An elderly man buried at St Germain and Laye is found to have once held the title Marquis de Los de Gout jouraud. Once a Spanish peer of rank his later years were marked by misfortune and poverty, forcing him two years ago to drive a cab for subsistence.
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Conrad
Joan
Jowan
Himsell
Louis
Kernsberg
Courtland
Rugen
Holy Church
George
Alt Pikker
Alwiys
Romon
Davenport
Aaid
Onbon
St. Germain and
Laye
France
Himaelf
Bound to Keep Boys Busy by Gardenlog Instruction
The Burgess WIN group of council school managers in England seek East Sussex education authority consent to provide gar denlog instruction since rifle shooting is not allowed for the boys.
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England
Convent
East Sussex Education Authority
Predicted Disturbances in Paris Did Not Occur
Paris Sunday passed quietly under the new church and state separation law with larger congregations and orderly protests by clergy against disruptions. Across the provinces processions, counter demonstrations, and police dispersals occurred, with some injuries. Bishop De Briy suffered a nervous shock but later recovered.
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Parplanan
Amiens
Pollen
de Briy
Manx
Riots in Rome Over Vatican City Crisis
Thousands of Rome demonstrators aligned with France and anti Vatican sentiment gathered near the Farnese palace by the French embassy. The Roman garrison dispersed crowds as troops blockaded bridges and streets to the apostolic palace. Deputies led a candlelit mock procession amid cries against the Vatican and support for Clemenceau.
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Rome
France
Piasza
Farnese Palace
Vatican
Apostolic Palace
Farnese
Chamber of Deputies
Prince Borghese
Clementism
Clemenceau
Costi
de Felice
Sixday Bicycle Race Ends in Narrow Salt Lakers Defeat
New York summary notes Salt Lakers fail to achieve glory as Hopper- Downing take second place by inches. Clark from Pye-Clark shows danger in mile sprint but finishes seventh after late surge. Samuelson fades to eighth while Fogler Butt and Downing shadow the final dash. Utah sends five riders in the closing sprint, the most of any region.
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New York
Salt Lakers
Hopper- Downing
Wes
Clark
Pye-Clark
Fogler
Butt
Downing
Samuelson
Walthour
Utah
Polish Rebellion Suppressed in Polish Districts
Reports from across Russian Poland say government firmness crushed the last sparks of rebellion. The crackdown cost thousands of Polish lives and left business stagnant with bankrupt trades and widespread poverty.
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Warsaw
Russian Poland
Galician crown land sees 1905 remittances to homeland
Statistics for Galicia show Gilloause, an Austrian Polish emigrant in the United States, sent home $5,000 in money orders in 1905. The total remittances valued at $1,200,000 include unregistered mails. The surge is linked to purchases funded from abroad and land grants returning to Galicia.
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Vienna
Galicia
Poland
Gilloause
United States
President Busy With Duties, Talks With Buffalo Bill
Washington report says Colonel William Cody met the president Saturday about a hunting trip with Buffalo Bill to the Rocky Mountains next fall. The president discouraged the idea due to numerous duties awaiting attention on his desk.
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Buffalo Bill
Washington
Willam Cody
Bufffalo Bi
Cody
Rocky Mountains
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Sr.crockett
Wren
Jared
Prince Blahon
Max Abriet
A. Crockett
Kernaberg
Peter Balta
George the Husake
Hohensteiner Selon Waieh
Tertiahorg
Timagelf
Peter Balto
Homer
Sparhawk
Plassenburg
Dotard
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Paris
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