Costa Rica Votes in Peaceful Presidential Election
In Costa Rica the presidential race ends with Fernandes Duran and Iglesias splitting the votes around the 8000, 1760, and 1600 ranges as no candidate gains a majority. Congress will decide in May while Duran and Iglesias fuse to back deputies, and Costa Rica remains wary of any Central American protectorate.
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The Six Years by Laura Kirkman
Edna Bancroft speaks bluntly about past mistakes and the idea of trying again as Maud Radway travels home to Greendale. Edna reveals her failed reform of George Mancroft, hinting at renewed efforts and forgiveness while Maud confronts her cousin Amy's marriage plan to Frank Collier.
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Edna Bancroft
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Maud Radway
Geo
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Misa Evans
Mrs. Perrin
Greendale
New York
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George Gieorge
Sancroft
York
Bancroft
Edna
The Greatest Power of Taxation in Rail Tariffs
Collier's argues railway rates form the country’s greatest taxation power. Congestion raises land values and terminal costs, shaping where factories locate. Texas and Mississippi mills struggle while New England prints imports, as tariffs deter western industrial growth.
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The Coal Question at Britt Iowa Tribune
An fragmented note discusses coal pricing and quality, comparing Kentucky coal to other mines. It notes historical shipments and debates whether lower cost coal can provide lasting heat with less waste for office and domestic use.
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Fragmentary Weird Speech on Tax and Law
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A Domane of Extraordinary Distinction The Marshal
Francois Beaupre recalls his Franco courtship as a young man in a Jura village hearth tale told to Mademoiselle. The scene blends memory and romance as the Frenchman speaks of Napoleonic legends and a prophecy that could shape their fate.
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Visionary Francois Reveals Napoleonic Tale to Mademoiselle
Francois shares a memory of Napoleon and a village house used as the emperor's headquarters during 1813. He recalls watching officers at a map table, a grandmother, and a boy’s frightened memory, while Lucy Hampton questions him about Gourgaud and a possible daughter. The dialogue shifts to hopes for Prince Louis Napoleon and a gentle farewell.
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France
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Mademoselle
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Roanoke House Hosts Prince Among Virginia Elite
In late March at Roanoke House Colonel Henry Hampton welcomes a foreign visitor described as a prince riding into Norfolk with the Hampton family. Lucy Hampton schemes to invite the dignitary, praising Virginia hospitality and Roanoke’s status as a premier setting for a distinguished guest. The scene contrasts local pride with imperial intrigue as townspeople acknowledge the unlikely arrival of European royalty in their midst.
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Travel and Trade Advice From an Uncertain Journey
A Scottish bound voyage yields a parable on career mobility and first class travel. An American silk firm seeks a Paterson based manager in Glasgow, debating travel costs and necessity of learning the trade. The journey tests thrift, ambition, and the value of learning.
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General Joffre Early Career and World War Service
General Joffre the commander of the French army began as a cadet after leaving the polytechnic school in France. He later served in Africa and Europe, moving through departments and divisions during the early 1900s.
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