Japanese Musical Instruments Impress Burlington Leader
Professor L. W. M. of Boston, once head of music instruction in Japan, cited Japanese genius in music. Mason traveled to Japan with seventeen pianos, studied their court orchestra, and received a bamboo flute, a gold-embossed organ, and an elaborate reed instrument as gifts from a royal musician, all valued by him highly.
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Mason
Carter
Allaick
Carter Medicine CO
New York
The Brig Crew Confronts Jack on Deacon Island Pact
In a stormy scene aboard the brig, Jack faces mutiny as Deacon’s crew demands control and a plan to sail to the South Seas. Jack proposes a settlement to spare the girl, pledging future conduct and offering to return her to safety if treated respectfully. The men debate loyalty, power, and the fate of Snigger’s Island.
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Luds
Jimmy
Jack
Deacon
Billy
Armen
Indy
Ravings
Einis
Deacon Seizes Command In South Seas Mutiny
In the captain’s cabin Chadburn confronts a frightened girl as Deacon asserts control of the brig and plots a horn round voyage. He rallies the mutineers with a crude chart speech while the crew tightens ranks and reels under a cold, fogbound sea.
Bargain and Betrayal Aboard the Brig
The narrator, now captain, plans a two month voyage toward Deacon's island. Toward mutinous tensions, he blackmails the crew over rum shares, arms Miss Franklin with safety, assigns cabins, and reassures her of his protection while plotting to keep control of the mutinous ship.
Rum running and mutinous plotting at sea and city cabby tale
On deck the crew plots to smuggle gold and ride the Horn as fog clears and wind rises, while Welchy and Banyard debate routes and a potential warship. Back in Chicago the cabby tale recalls a night of generous entertainment and a switch at Lincoln Park, leaving the rider unpaid and the cabman chump.
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Wolcy
Banyard
Windward
Deacon
Tsay
Welch
Banard
Welchy
Grampus
Vancouver
Jack
Edont
Brig
Unicago Bres
Cabby
Lincoln Park
Lincoln Avenue
North Division
Follers
Ambidexterity Sweeps Commercial Colleges
Ambidexterity is now taught in nearly all commercial colleges and valued by clerks and bookkeepers. The study is newly introduced but rapidly gaining favor with increasing enrollment nationwide.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
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