Selwood plots mercy for Starbuck amid town crisis
In Sleepy Cat Scott confronts Selwood with two thousand dollars and a lead on the old padre. Margaret Hyde pleads to spare Cliff Starbuck, claiming a past marriage and seeking mercy. Selwood agrees to move Starbuck out of town with Meg Hyde while Lefever’s guards are diverted, as plans unfold for a risky rescue.
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Selwood
Carey
McAlpin
Calabasas Trail
Dave
Gunlock Reservation
Blackfeet Country
Carpy
Christie
Martinet Roper
Jing
Mr. Selwood
John Selwood
John
Meg
Bill Pardalee
Bob Scott
Pardalee
Margaret
Michigan
Sleepy Cat
Thief River
Cliff Starbuck
Starbuck
Cole
Abe
Teamsters
Padre
Christ
Cliff
Buck
Margaret Hyde
Big Haynes
Lefever
Medicine Bend
Meg Hyde
Seedless Apples and Seeded Oranges Traced in Fruit History
The article traces the seedless fruit idea from seedless oranges in California to seedless apples. It explains how seedless fruit relies on grafting from seeded varieties, with the seed-bearing parent providing fertility and the seedless fruit supplying pulp and flavor. It notes Eliza Tibbets and her Washington Navel oranges and mentions Valencia oranges and California’s role in orange production.
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Bahia
Brazil
United States
Eliza Tibbets
Organ Telephone System Built Into Liverpool Cathedral
The Liverpool cathedral organ houses a full telephone network. When tuners work, 17 telephones are needed so those at distant organ sections can speak with the keyboard operator.
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Liverpool
England
Napoleon on women and politics after Elba
Quote era reflection from Napoleon and a remark on changes in women’s discourse since his exile return. He notes women influence minds more than expected and jokes about complimenting their appearance. The fragment is from Queen Hortense memoirs via Revue des Deux Mondes as translated for the Kansas City Star.
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Elba
Queen Hortense
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Paris
The
Kansas City Star
First US Gas Burning Limekilns At Knowles Wisconsin
The Knowles Wisconsin plant houses the first gas burning limekilns in the United States with automatic coal feeding from bunkers every 15 minutes. The owner claims a ten cent per barrel reduction in production cost, and the plant yields about 400 bushels daily, sizable for a wood burning kiln by comparison.
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United States
Knowles
Wisconsin
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