Tarzan’s Ape Friend Draws From Africa to London
A scientific expedition off Africa rescues a man named Alexis Pautyiteh and brings aboard an intelligent ape. In London, Jack Greystoke, Tarzan’s son, bonds with Akut the ape who defies his trainer. Tarzan reappears and recognizes the ape, then accepts to buy Akut and send him back to Africa.
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Alexis Pautyiteh
London
Jack
Lord Greystoke
Tarzan
Tarazan
Akut
Africa
Paulviteh
Piulvitch
Mr. Moore
Duck
Ajax
Greystoke
Efe
Paulvitch
Thut
Lfe
Dover
Chance
Targan
Lady Greystoke
Tarzan's Son Plans to Ship Ajax to Africa
Tarzan's son Jack travels to meet Ajax the ape with Paulvitch in London. The boy seeks to take Ajax to Dover for schooling and a jungle home, while Paulvitch plots to keep him and later lures Jack into a trap.
Tarzan’s Son Faces Murder Plot as Ape Breaks Free
In a jungle room scene, Alexis Paulviteh tortures Tarzan’s son while the ape struggles against bonds. The ape frees himself, subdues Paulviteh, and the boy, aided by Akut, escapes with the ape. The boy retrieves garments and disappears into the night.
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Brom
Kala
Paulviteh
Tarzan
Amun
Jack and Akut Vanish From Pursuit In Foreign Land
Jack and Akut begin as partners in a strange country and disappear, eluding all pursuit as they vanish from the scene.
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Jack
Akut
Curious Weapons and a Missouri Bank Assault
A Missouri lawyer named Smith suffered a temporary insanity episode while traveling across the state. He entered a county seat bank and asked to warm himself by the stove. The cashier, noting his confusion, ushered him behind the railing where Smith viciously beat him. Smith was arrested and indicted by the grand jury for assault with dangerous and deadly weapons.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Smith
Texas as an Independent Republic and State Boundaries
The article notes Texas as an independent republic before 1845 with a vast area of 876,103 square miles and later ceded 274,356 square miles to the United States in 1850. It explains the 10 million dollar bond settlement used to pay Texas’ state debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Union
Bonda
Food price drop linked to voluntary industry pact
The article reports on leaders urging lower prices through a voluntary arrangement rather than government control. It cites George Peak and others in Washington discussing timing, effects on steel coal and other sectors, with potential price shifts and industry-wide cooperation to stabilize costs.
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Peek
Matter
Washington
Dnte
George NL Peak
Blore
Tefonse
Hada Telal
Tate
Meltens Suige Cuiry
Tye Styren Steel Companion
Charles T. Sehwal
Betlwhem Steel
Gory
Gambling on Berlin streets sparks fear and disorder
Reports describe widespread street gambling in Berlin with bettors gathering openly. The scene turns chaotic as crowds jeer and a prominent figure is accused of instigating violence, with police monitoring deteriorating conditions and high cash stakes fueling the degenerate activity.
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Berlin
Seatica
Muster Out Soldier 80 After Four Years Service
An elderly veteran of eighty is described as mustered out after four years of service. The narrative notes his wartime experiences including campaigns and camps, with references to illness, recovery, and ongoing service impacts on his health and plans.
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Daria
Ang Dillee
Enwat Renigue
Emny
Licewtena
Fragmentary Text Reflecting Obscure Economic Ideas
The readable portion hints at discussions of prices, stability, and responses to rising costs. It mentions individual action and temperate behavior as ways to avoid danger, but the passage remains unclear and fragmented with no identifiable events or persons.
Mixed Reports from Hubhien Event and Local Mingle
Odd transit and marriage notes surface from a Hubhien gathering near Nyllines. SPMige wins a Seran relay. a woman named Leah Keleotordhie plans marriage, presenting her husband instead at a public event. The forthcoming event will not occur for several months.
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Nyllines
Awarded Six Cents Damages in Queens Court Case
The jury awarded Hewitt six cents in a Queens court suit against James Eldridge, an undertaker from New Jersey, over mental distress claiming he was deprived of witnessing his daughter's funeral. The case valued at $2000 noted Hewitt’s complaint about delays and emotional impact surrounding the interment arrangements.
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New York
Kenneth
James Hewitt
Enyentit
Juhu Rlige
Queens Court
Hew
Hewitt
Dlimahter
Jiunalen
Niridge
New Jersey
Hrewitt
Eldridge
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Paul Vitch
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Liberat Prm
Aig Gti
Uit
Speedy
George N. Peek
The
New Industrial Board
Tibet
Ohio
Italy
Erie
Iinet Plesti
Weaiund
Canya
New York City
National
Gena Mile Society
York
Nay Ting
U. S
Gaye, Thomaa GC
Graven
Feigmmond van
Father
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