Such A Little Queen Novelized by Frederick R Toombs
Prologue scene from a Trollope style drama shows Commander of a Bosnian army plotting a royal graft. Queen Gloria considers a throne swap with Stephen while Laumann schemes to seize control using money and power. Stephen defends integrity as Anna Victoria navigates a royal intrigue surrounding a missing sum and a potential jail sentence.
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Frederick R. Toombs
Channing Pollock
Tephen IV
Ber
Lanmann
Packard
Anna Victoria
Lizzie
Stephen - Swebt
Rye Heen
Roy
Jate
Laumann
Coseca
Alina Victoria
Ine
Stephen
Mies
Sherman
Gaumane
Lfe
Laumana
A Glance at Current Topics in Politics and Labor
A radiotelegraphy project may link Mexican and Central American stations with U S coastal links under negotiations. California's industrial accident board finds one eye does not end a worker's earning power, with benefits outlined. Locke Craig emerges as Democratic nominee for North Carolina governor, a longtime regional figure educated at the University of North Carolina and seasoned in law and politics.
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Eys
California
Industrial-Accident Board
Tisk
Mat Wis
Lkely
Mexico
Central America
Repuluins
United States
North Carolina
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University of North Carolina
Craig
Passing of Auerbachs Cellar in Leipzig Curiosity Fades
Auerbachs cellar, the historic Leipzig tavern linked to Goethe and the Faust tale, is set to disappear. The building, dating to 1530 35, was founded by Dr Stromer Auerbach who began by stocking his own wine and later opened the shop. The site gained fame as the stage for Faust and Mephistopheles in legend from the early seventeenth century.
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Auerbach
Leipzig
Goethe
Faust
Mephistopheles
Stromer Q' Auerbach
Ohio Gubernatorial Campaign and Cox’s Newspaper Ties
Representative James M. Cox, the Ohio Democratic nominee for governor, has a storied past in journalism. He once proclaimed the newspaper profession the most eminent and still maintains that view while pursuing public office.
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Ohio
James M. Cox
Sdid Warden
Congress
Tom
Cox
Revised Marseillaize Version Issued For July 14 Fetes
The article notes no official Marseillaize exists since Rouget de Lisle. A commission found at least two versions, one used by the military and another by Paris education authorities. The revised text was prepared for the July 14 celebrations.
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Hymin
Rouget de Visle
Paris
Helping Convicts Families Pension Plan in Kansas City
A Kansas City juvenile court judge proposes pensions for convicts widows to support children at home. For under fourteen, ten dollars a month. each additional child three dollars. Aid ends when it keeps mothers from working, ensuring children are cared for and not delinquent.
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Kansas City
Juvenile Court of
Florida
Kansas
Michigan
Nevada
Rhode Island
Wyoming
Colorado
Maine
Massachusetts
Missouri
New Jersey
New Revenue Cutter Unalga Reaches Alaska
A revenue cutter named Unalga sailed an 18 thousand mile voyage toward Alaska. The mission aimed to seal rookeries and enforce federal law. The voyage drew attention as one of the long and notable journeys in the fleet.
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Alaska
Bierage
Noton
Blood Red Pansy Seen After Twenty Five Years Work
Professor Cuth bertson notes a remarkable pansy specimen marking the flower’s centenary of improvement. Beginning in 1813 from a Bariotian lineage, careful selection yielded redder blooms and a new blood red pansy named Bunrise after extensive trials and many plant generations.
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Cuthbertson
Strand
Vila Haar
Zire
The Sweetest Lives by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
A compact meditation on duty and love. The text argues that deeds small and great knit a single unbroken thread of virtue. It suggests loving service ennobles life and returns happiness through acts that help others and oneself.
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Hilzabeth Barrett Browning
Rabbit Defies Car On Highway In Astonishing Dash
On a road to Point, a speeding automobile faces a rabbit that darts into the light. The chauffeur slows to spare the animal, but the rabbit darts center road and keeps ahead, eyes. Two girls and a chauffeur observe as the curious chase unfolds, the rabbit’s tiny form flashing in the beam. The scene ends with the rabbit vanishing into the night.
Flattery and the art of a village barker tale
Fragmentary text recalls a village artist or barker figure linked to local trade. The snippet mentions flattery, a fine art, and a historical setting with references to a save village and a festivity era, implying a faded reminiscence of earlier street performers.
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Ates Fésra
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