The Marble Hill Press item and assorted world notes
A chaotic OCR fragment from The Marble Hill Press pages mixes glimpses of a theater plan, a coronation timing note, and a Paris garden arena, with foreign anecdotes. It mentions a large gorilla exhibition in Hamburg, a New York Chinese merchant, a couple’s marriage attempt in Wilkes-Barre, and military changes in Britain. It references a French electric bank car, apartment life discomfort, a French farmer declared dead and revived, and hats removed in London social events.
The Scourge of Damascus continues in palace escape
In a tense pursuit through a secret passage, Julian and the robber chieftain Osmir move to free a captive king. They hide. the king confronts guards, then slips toward the dungeon with Selim guiding. A daring plan forms to seize royal robes and outwit the pursuing guard. The scene ends as the king faces his fate.
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Selim
Julian
Omir
Poob- Hache
Omwir
Osmir
Murat
Julien
Demir
Qamir
Wiletaken
Benoni
Seliman
Inez
Bul
Alre
Peare
Sollm
Trom
Theo
Damir
Besvent
Toranm
Damascus
Horam
Belim
Kimet
Jutsa
A Royal Disguise Reveals a King's Downfall
In a dungeon confrontation Julian dethrones the Damascus king Horam Selim Benoni and the robber chieftain claim mastery over the royal prison. The king pleads for mercy as Julian asserts control and binds the sovereign in the lower depths.
Beechers Bibles and Sharp Rifles in Kansas History
In Lavempton Kansas a local remark links a gun name to early settlers calling Sharp rifles Beechers Bibles. Northern emigrants sent arms to Kansas to defend settlements as pro slavery bands advanced. Weapons were often hidden as hardware and marked as Bibles to pass through Missouri any hint of moral power in the rifles was noted by Henry Ward Beecher and others.
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Lavempton
Kan
Kansas City Journal
Aeecher
New England Aid
Sharp
Boston
New York
Kansas
Miscourt
Amos Lawrence
Hartford, Conn
Palmer
Tom Sharp
Lawrence
Henry Ward Deccher
New York Post
Italy's Five Battleships Pose Global Naval Risk
The New York Journal notes Italy's five 20 knot battleships could threaten the U United States and its territories by naval reach, trade disruption, and Pacific actions. The piece contrasts these ships with U S battleships and ponders potential deterrents.
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Italy
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Nicaragua Canal
Suez Canal
Manila
Philippines
Tutulla
Guam
Charleston
Hawaii
Pacific
Nome
Alaska
New York Journal
McKinley Funeral Rites Enfold Canton in Grief
A nation mourns as President McKinley lies in Canton. Roosevelt attends the funeral arrangements with Cabinet members and military guards. The ceremony includes clergy readings and choirs, with a seven-division procession to Westland cemetery and a solemn viewing of the president's body.
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Canton
Roosevelt
Commodore Cowlea
Fawy
William McKinley
Army
Tnessees
Caldiere
Ailors
Miete
Joseph Saxton
Mire McKinley
Mra C.F. Veet
Chicago
Canton Honored: State and National Leaders at Funeral
A large crowd gathered in Canton to honor a notable figure with Governor Nash of Ohio and Lieutenant Governor John A. Caldwell among dignitaries. The ceremony featured military bands, National Guard detachments, clergy, and honorary pallbearers, reflecting a formal public tribute.
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John
Dueber
George B. Freene
Ff A. Cassidy
William RK. Day
Joseph Biechele
Henry W. Harter
William A. Lynch
Thomas F. McCarty
Hearne
Canton
Becondere
Charlee Dick
Inden i Eument Militar
National Guard
Cole National Guard
Onaye
Genelon
I Geo Dewey
Jonamusafe
Biweil
Onin Fen
Goopme Alten Oy
Lag Famijiy
Ad Cabinet
Presiden
Statis
Lena Yi A
Vba
Gahe
Anne Alate Sachs
Tere
Kitbeg
Ohio
Cone
Eral Re
Cleveland
Peceat Ts
Chi
Imposing Order of McKinley Funeral Procession
A detailed list outlines the McKinley funeral procession from Wilt House to the Capitol. Major General Brook led the escort with artillery and guards, followed by a civic procession. Chief Marshal General H V Boynton oversaw clergymen, attending physicians, and the Grand Army of the Republic amid a larger display of federal officials and dignitaries. The Rev Charles Edward Locke officiated at the brief service for lies Temmins, with his pastorship noted in New York City.
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Uhereh
Weatland Cemetery
Wolctery
United States Infantry
Lake View Cemetery
Cleveland
Garreld
Pittsburg
Knight Templar
National Guard of
Ohio
Nash
Mee
Ratte Qa Ay Sa
Capitol Maliding
President McKinley
Wilts Houses
Capitol
Brook
Light Artillery
District of Columbia National Guard
Foot Artillery
Marines
Eral H. V. Boynton
Guard of Honor
Grand Army of the Republic
Logalion
Army
Navy
Marine Compa
Excort
Navy and
Mérine Corps
Diplomatic Corps
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
United States House of Representatves
Columbia
District of Colombia
United States Court
Treasury Interior Departmente
Charles Edward Locke
Leys Temmins
Milbarn
Delaware Avenue
Bpis
Sympathy in Canada Bir Willi Laurier Sends Message
The Canadian premier Laurier sent a note through the U S embassy expressing grief over the U S president’s death. He notes the strong ties between the two nations and the public sorrow, emphasizing the uncontainable shock felt by Canadians as neighbors and friends.
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Bir
Willi
Laurier
Abads
M' Santos
Firat
Minsah
Newport
Canada
United States
United
McKinley Funeral in Capitol in 1901
Widespread mourning fills Washington as President McKinley lies in state in the Capitol and his casket, veiled by flags, rests in the rotunda. The procession includes military officers, officials, and representatives from many nations, while hymn Nearer My God to Thee echoes through the ceremonies.
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Capitol
Methodiat Episcopal Church
McKinley
White House
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Garcer
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Harper's Weekly
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MacArthur
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Otte
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Gillespie
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O'Neill
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