Micah Clarke Sails Into a Braver Life
In a turning moment Saxon and Micah Clarke plan a daring move to free prisoners. A found sword binds Micah to a veteran life of arms as they launch a fishing boat toward an uncertain future.
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Messieurs
Donnerwetter
Badminton
New England
Saxam Tosard
Iss
Hintle
Clarke
Cety Petes
Saxe
Prast
Maret
Hector Marathi Ves
Saxon
Thad
Slowteo
Capoire
Caurnes
Toby Senmie
TMC
Bennett
Dorothy Fox
Sathne
Eneland
Mone
March
Aoman
England
Gervas Terome
Decimus
Royal Horse
Micah
Vienna
End of a historic failed uprising and survivor tales
The narrator recalls the collapse of an insurrection, the fates of leaders and followers, and the return of Protestant power in England. Key figures like Grey and Wade face varying fates. reformed faith spreads on the continent as families endure aging and pardon through influence. The tale also follows Elector Marot, a Virginia expedition, and Captain Elias Hopkins hearing eerie choir voices at sea.
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Wellington
Bia
England
James
Grey
Boyse
Wade
Ferguson
Monmouth
Tower FR
Themeland
Reuben Lockarby
Major Ogilvy
Tirmewell
Taunton
Saxon T
Duke of Beaufort
Virginia
Elector Marot
Poole Harbor
Elias Hopkins
Bristol
Caroline
Hopkins
Forniselli
Dorothy Fox
Willam
Porsmouth
Charcer
Covenant
Westward wonders and remarkable passages recounted
A fragment recalling the poet’s or traveler’s descriptions of wondrous passages and adventures in the western regions, highlighting notable experiences and impressions.
The Colosseum Rome A Grand Ancient Amphitheater
The Coliseum at Rome, built by Vespasian and Titus around 80 A D, covered five acres with seating for 80 000 and standing room for 20 000. Its three column orders and vast interior housed arena caves and gates for gladiatorial fights and beasts.
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Rome
Vespasian
Titus
Seven Hills
Philadelphia Times
Holy Week in Seville and a Juvenile Case Report
The piece blends a July Century note on Seville theater and dance with a New York Sun court report. It describes gipsy gardens in Seville with dancers, then shifts to Thomas Vianblecom, sixteen, arraigned in Center Street Court for digragerie conduct, fined $3, while a magistrate comments on a rubber neck defense and a boy awaiting arraignment for shooting craps.
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Stephen Bensal
Seville
Bonsal
Martial
Penthelusa
Pompey
Andi
Houris
Actaecon
Thomas Vianblecom
Center-street Court
Aniteeman Schultz
Oak Street
New York Sun
Schultz
Cornell
Vianbiocom
Smarl
Ba Street
Spain Accepts McKinley Peace Terms Without Reservation
Madrid reports say Spain fully approves the American peace terms and favors a suspension of hostilities to avoid new negotiations. The note, in dignified language, bows to circumstances and proposes delegates be named to discuss a regime for the Philippines. Duke Almodovar de Rio and Monsignor Merry del Val may represent Spain.
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Madrid
United States
Senor Leon Y Castillo
France
M. Cambon
Washington
Senor Sagastu
Spain
American Commission
Philippines
Almodovar de Rio
Monsignor
Merry del Val
Vatican
Miles and His Army Advance in Porto Rico Operations
From Ponce Porto Rico General Miles reports a general advance Sunday morning. Ernsts brigade lead the advance center with two batteries as Eleventh Infantry moves left toward Ad juntas. Brooke escorts transport through Salinas toward Arroyo with units along the coast road. General Wilson shifts HQ to Juana Diaz as Schwan advances toward Mayaguez. Brooke moves north from Guayami with 10006 men and the Indianapolis Light Artillery.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
Cable
St. Thomas
D. W. IL
Ernst
Eleventh Infantry
Henry
Adjuntas
New York
Philadelphia City
Siathc
Brooke
Salinas
Arroyo
Rice
Miles
Sixth
Massachusetts
Wilson
Juana Diaz
Schwan
New York Business Syndicate Sails to Porto Rico
A New York special reports the first business enterprise leaving the city for Porto Rico aboard the steamer Silvia. Forty syndicate members including civil engineers and mining experts will investigate island resources to form a company for multiple ventures. They claim heavy New York capital and anticipate Curaçao-like opportunities once annexation progresses.
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New York
Porto Rico
Silvia
France
United States
Plan to Build Battleship by School Children Donations
Washington special: W Rankin Good and Harry J Price of Cincinnati originated the plan to raise funds through school children to build a battleship named The American Boy. They met President McKinley, who endorsed the idea in a letter praising patriotic contributions by boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. Rankin Good
Harry J. Price
Cincinnati
McNhinley
America
William McKinley
Non-Swearing Knights to Form Chicago Divisions
The Non-Swearing Knights, led by R. C. Wynn, plan divisions in Chicago to reduce profanity. Members pledge to try to abstain from swearing, with no penalties or formal school yet, open to women though men with strong voices sought. 2,100 railroad men already joined after Wynn’s early efforts.
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Chicago
R. C. Wynn
W. Kerr
Wynn
Chicago Chronicle
Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by letter writer
A reader thanks Lydia E Pinkham for relief from severe headaches chills and weakness attributed to the Vegetable Compound After claiming renewed strength and relief she urges others to try the remedy The text also contains a village anecdote about a minister receiving a Doctor of Divinity degree and a shepherd's long remembered cure of a dog by the same minister
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John
Weel
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Kirke
Jeffers
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the Coliseum
Tammy Gurn
Vianhloe
Istrate Cornell
Castello
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the Conqueror
the Conqueror Worm
Edgar Allen
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the American Boy
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Walter H. Budd
Patschogue, New York
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