Paris Race to Warn Pavannes After Poisoned Note
In the aftermath of a threatening note to Catherine, the seven youths plot a dawn departure to Paris to warn M. de Pavannes and defend him. They fear the vidame’s revenge and dread the unknown city’s courtly world, yet feel knightly excitement for the perilous journey. Catherine breaks under distress while Croisette reveals concern over a ten day remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
St. Croix
Cahors
Paris
M. de Pavannes
Faris
Lezers
Pavannes
Bezers
M. le Vicomte
Gil
Rochellois
Catherine
Mme
Claude
Vicomte
Bayonne
Annvel Anne
Croisette
Road to Paris and the idling dawn of pursuit
We ride from Caylus toward Paris with Kit in mind while facing a growing threat as Bezers strengthens his force. In Angerville at night the stables dispute tests our patience and a driver taunts us with royal thanks. Our party fights to secure lodgings for our horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahors
Paris
Croisette
Catherine
Thad
Mme. Claude
Pavannes
The
Saints
Mademoiselle
Milo
de Caylus
Vidame
Francis
Marie
Beters
Raoul de Bezers
Clause
Tike
Caylus
Gray
Vallandre
Vidaume de Bezers
M. le Vidame
Chateauroux
Kit
France
Timopes
Orleans
Bezers
Angerville
Caylns
Jean
Harlequin Costume Clash At Masquerade Ball
Gus De Smith wears a harlequin outfit at a masquerade ball. Days later Gilhooly asks to borrow the costume. Gus declines saying he does not want anyone else to look foolish in his costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus de Smith
Gilhooly
Gus
Texas Sifter
Dying Century Sermon Warns and Upgrades Society
Rev T DeWitt Talmage reflects on the dying nineteenth century urging reforms before 1900. He praises advances from schools to telegraphy and abolition of slavery while calling for labor capital harmony and expanded gospel work at mission fronts. He warns the century must set in order labor disputes and deepen evangelism beyond churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Jlezedland
Senate
Horse of Representatives
Charles Sumner
Dr. Sunderland
American Senate
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Boston State House
Mount Auburn
Arlington
New York
Fraunhofer
Jenner
Keeley
Landel
Guilmant
Europe
France
Switzerland
Russia
Mexico
Guatemala
San Salvador
Costa Rica
Paraguay
Uruguay
Honduras
New Grenada
Venezuela
Peru
Menador
Boliva
Chili
Argentine
Brazil
United States
Mercy
London Tavern
Women's Temperance Society
Africa
Atlantic
Clorious
Aaron Barr
Singland
Lake Wire
Lundy
Lane
Duarte River
Pacific Isles
America
Cape Colony
Darwin
Southern Missionary Society
Jesus Christ
Nazareth
West Point
Montezuma
Chapultepec
South Mountain
Missionary Ridge
God
Mehureh
Jordan
Lule Galilee
Liam
Milan
Mount Vernon
St. John
Vote of the West Shows McKinley Victory Not a Sectional Win
The article argues that western states gave McKinley a majority in both electoral and popular votes, debunking claims of eastern dominance. It notes McKinley carried 126 of 182 western electoral votes and lists state-by-state tallies, concluding Bryan cannot claim sectionalism based on results.
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McKinley
Missouri
Bryan
Middle West
trans-Mississippi West
Pacific Coast
South Dakota
Wyoming
McK Eye
Bala Wlinola
Eeesee
Fess Michigan
Qoropon Oi Cove
Woaashington
Ania
Wwiscomin Seeeneee
WPAN
Ess Ovegees
Sete Crlivornincsecees
Ee Golorado Viiscceee
Mason and Dixon
New England
Middle States
McKinsey
Melkinsey
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Chicago
Inter Ocel
Opinion drift and silver fight across papers
A collage of editorials and quotes from January era papers debates gold standard and silver coinage. Writers express views on Bryan and campaign dynamics while noting economic shifts toward gold and impacts on markets and Mexico.
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Stanley J. Weyman
Iti
Limoges
Valencia
Dr. Talmage
England
Cy Jones
Himloa
Vo Bryans
Memphis
Chicago Inter Ocean
Indianapolis Journal
Troy Times
Poughkeepsie
Quincy Whig
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Trevald
N. Y. Tribune
Congress
Toledo Blade
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