Blood and Bishop clash in Caribbean rebellion tale
Captain Blood, physician and adventurer, is captured for aiding rebels against King James. Sold to Colonel Bishop in Barbados, Blood tests loyalty while Arabella Bishop discovers his cautious use of healing arts. The drama advances as Blood faces treason charges and a grim future aboard the Jamaica Merchant.
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Captain Blood
Jeremy Pitt
James
Taunton
Lord Sunderland
Lord Jeffreys
Jamaica
Barbolos
Leeward Islands
Peter Blood
Andrew Baynes
Bristol
Carlisle Bay
Steed
Barbados
Bishop
Blood
Peter
Arabella Bishop
Bridgetown
Arabella
England
Bridgewater
Colonel Bishop
Tom Bishop
Antilles
William
Pride of Devon
Martinique
Devon
Indians making good at farming in the prairie provinces
Winnipeg report notes Western Canada Indians harvested 836 613 bushels of grain in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Wheat and oats dominate yields with over 80 000 bushels of potatoes and 65 000 tons of hay produced. They own 28 000 horses and 18 000 cattle while leasing 200 000 acres for grazing. Commissioner Graham anticipates bigger acreage and a possible record yield if conditions stay favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Graham
North Carolina Candidates Elected at UCT Ceremony
About one hundred candidates are to be initiated at the United Commercial Travelers convention in Charlotte. A large contingent of North Carolina leaders will attend the Saturday ceremony.
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Charlotte
United Commercial Travelers Convention
North Carolina
Notorious Saint Lazare Prison to Be Demolished
Paris reports the Saint Lazare women’s prison will be torn down and replaced by a garden. The site holds a historic record from French history including female spies, Mata Hari, and inmates tied to political turmoil and notable crimes.
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Paris
Saint Lasare
Germany
Mata-Hara
Madame Caiillaux
M. Calmette
the Figaro
Jeanne Weber
Therese Humboldt
France
Order of Saint Victor
Saint Lazare
Welch Dies of Heart Failure in Salisbury Home
James Reid Welch aged 28 son of Mr and Mrs C L Welch died suddenly Christmas morning at his parents home on South Main street Physicians attributed death to heart failure Funeral was conducted from the residence yesterday at 11 o clock in a military service Welch was a World War I veteran.
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Salisbury
James Reid Welch
C. L. Welch
South Main Street
Welch
Egypts Parliament Building Nears Completion in Cairo
Cairo November 24. The new Egyptian houses of parliament are nearing completion and may be ready for occupation by March 1 1923. The structure, built in ancient Egyptian architectural style, is planned to cost 75 000 Egyptian pounds.
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Egypt
Cairo
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Baynes
Sirrah
She
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Governor Steed
Mr. Blood
Everett True
Everett
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Ick
Doad
Dr.kings Mativexv
Winston- Salem
High Point Motor Lines
High Point Main Drug Company
Winston-Salem Zinzendorf Drug Company
Winston
High Point
High Point Perpetual
Building & Lean Association
Hgh Point
High Point Perpetual Buiding & Loan Association
The
Commercial National Bank
National Bank
van Lindsey Co. Florists
Members Florists Telegraph Delivery Association
Lof Lin
David Wa Yow
Lsssociate
College ST
Tennessee
Virginia
Blue Gem
City Fuel
Park Street
C. F. Blake
Mgr
Fred W. Deitz
Greensboro
Sheraton Taxi Co
Sheraton Hotel
Southern Railway
New York
Birmingham
New York N. Y
Columbia
Augusta
Atlanta
Washington
Richmond
New Orleans
N. Y
Danville
Westminster
N. Orleans
Atlanta-Wash
Charlotte Richmond
Birmingham-New Orleans
Atlanta-Washington
K. H. Graham, D. P. A
Charlotte N.C
H. D. Sanders
High Point, N
Commonwealth
High Point Ins. & Real Estate Co
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