The House of the Wolf Ends in Vidame Bezers Death
In a tale set at Caylus and Cahors during the Wars of Religion, Vidame Bezers covertly spares Louis de Pavannes saving his life but vows vengeance. After a tense confrontation in a sunlit hall, Bezers dies defending Cahors during Henry III's campaign, with Pavannes and Marie paying respects. The narrative recalls De Thou’s parallel massacre incident, ending with Bezers’s tomb in Bezers Abbey.
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Anne
Croisette
Vi‘dame
Bure
Vicomte
Louis
Kit
Quercy
Vidame
Louis de Pavannes
Bezers
NM. de Pavannes
M. de Pavannes
Montfaucon
M. de Panannes
Babe
Uezers
King
Camille
Mr. de Pavannes
Louvre
Pavannes
M. de Bezers
Paris
House of the Wolf
Jean
Andere
Mme
Claude
Gil
Monsieur
Vidame de Bezers
Cahors
Henry the Great
Henry
France
Navarre
de Thou
St. Bartholomew
Vezins
Leutenant
Honoratus
Savoy
Marshal Villars
Regnier
Vezina
Vezius
Guienne
How the Earth Loses Time
Popular Science News explains Kelvin's estimate that the Earth's rotation slows by 22 seconds per century due to tidal friction, with 400,000 tons at the equator as the brake. It cites meteoric dust accretion and polar snow and ice shifts as factors shaping the irregular retardation and occasional acceleration.
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Lord Kelvin
Popular Science News
The Banner in War Rev DeWitt Talmage Sermon
Rev DeWitt Talmage argues that banners rally troops and that the church must hoist its banner of proclamation recruit and victory to fight sin. He links past military ensigns to Christian duty and calls for widespread enlistment bearing the cross as standard in spiritual warfare.
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Hessian
Garibaldi
Miltiades
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Kingdom of Satan
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Danan
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Zerah
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Church of Christ
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India
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O’brien
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Church of the Blessed Christ
Econtliet
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Hell
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Ile
Ileuven
Amada
Mogland
God
God the Holy Ghost
Staundard
Edward I
Heyptian Porphyry
Himalaya
Mount Zion
Pyreneess
Moriah
The Last Mugwump Reference in N Y Sun
A poetic piece from the New York Sun lampoons a Cleveland man labeled a mugwump who abstains from voting due to isolation and mental strain. It mocks his failed bid for “beef and consecration” and notes his derailed hopes and personal decline tied to political superstition.
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Cleveland
Public optimism and caution on McKinley’s inauguration
Jesie's Weekly argues McKinley enters office with wide popular support yet warns against rushing his administration. It cautions against partisan pressure and quackish advice, urging patience and confidence to restore public faith and steady economic systems.
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Maj. McKinley
Stis
Maj
Metinley
Maj. Melinley
MelIiney
Jesie
Bryan's Vanity Captures Public Scorn in Letter
The New Haven lecture by William J. Bryan drew sharp derision as a sheriff attached the receipts for claims against the venture. The New York Mail and Express argues Bryan seeks brief notoriety and envisions a presidential run, though the Democratic party should discard him.
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Bryan
Guy
William J. Bryan
Ile
Iag
Democratic Party
New Haven
N. Y. Mail and Express
Coalition Forms Against Republicans In Senate
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports opposition groups including Democrats populists and silver ex Republicans plan a coalition to influence the next Senate against the GOP. The tariff bill appears unlikely to be blocked by ex Republican support leaving the Republicans with a solid majority. Monetary policy may see debate but no coalition harm to the system as the House and President act as barriers.
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Elementa
Senate
House
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cleveland’s Finish Marks End of Controversial Administration
A New York Sun editorial notes Grover Cleveland's exit from the presidency bringing relief after a turbulent term. It foresees his quiet life ahead and implies he will leverage influence less publicly, ending a controversial era as the country closes the curtain on his administration.
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Congress
Spain
America
Croesus
White House
N. Y
Dem
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