French Cavalry Captain and Terriers: A Curious Quest
The tale follows La Comte de Sabrén, captain of French cavalry, who raises four motherless Irish terrier pups including Pitchoune. Miss Ju Ma Redmond, American heiress, aids Pitchoune as the captain is sent to Algiers. A wedding plan, travels by yacht, and a daring search unfold with twists and a dog’s loyalty.
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Ynopbie
la Comte de Sabrén
Pitchoune
Marquise d'Esclignac
Julia
Tremont
Sabron
Algiers
Sabron Ea Bagatalon
Marquise
Red Cross
Babron
Tangled Affections in an Algerian Villa Scene
In a moonlit villa in Algiers Julia Redmond confronts the Comtesse de la Maine about love and ambition. The two women debate Tremont, with Julia declaring she does not love him though she fears the Comtesse may marry him for status.
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Julia Redmond
Comtense de la Maine
Comtesus
Mademoiselle
Madame
Comtesse de la Maine
Duc de Tremont
Comtesse de Maine
Mia Chere
Charmante
Jala Redmond
Adame
Comtesse
Das de Tremont
Maine
Abi
Madame de la Maine
Julia
Robert de Tremont
Julian Redmond
Faubourg St.-Germain
Comtesse de Lane
The Man In Rags And A Hidden Sabron Tale
In a moonlit garden the Marquise d Esclignac questions a beggar about Sabron believed alive among hostile tribes. Tremont urges using any lead, while the Marquise fears stirring Julia and seeks to alert the war department. A caravan route and danger loom as Sabron’s fate hangs on outsiders finding him.
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Marquisé d’Esclignac
Ata Tremont
Mimi
Crea ‘Ture
Mim
Marquise d’Esclignac
Marquise d'Esclignac
Robert
Sabron
Mefraine
Marquise d’Esaclignac
Monsieur de Sabron
Tremont
Marquise d'Eschignad
War Department
Julia Decides in a Marquisate Dilemma
Julia reads letters from Robert and her own as she weighs love and duty. Madame de la Maine notes Africa changed him while Julia maintains quiet hope. The Marquise warns of heartbreak for Robert’s mother and questions Julia’s choice as the tale pauses with a hint of continuation.
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Madame de la Maine
Julia
Robert
Tante
Africa
Marquise d'Esclignac
Duchess de Tremont
Matante
Monsieur de Sabron
Marquise
Ma Tante
Dinner remarks spark debate on octopus in every trust
George W. Perkins cites critics who demand conspiratorial mistrust at dinners. A wife questions her husband about sobriety at a banquet, prompting a sharp exchange as the anecdote unfolds.
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George W. Perkins
Howard
Woman jailed after attempting to free son from jail
Mrs. Alice Rollins of Tappan Rockland county New York was jailed for 30 days after taking rocks and other ammunition to the jail to free her son Chester who was held for burglary. She fired at the jail causing glass to break before her arrest. The son was sent to the house of refuge.
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Chester
Alice Rollins
Tappan
Rockland County
New York
Rollins
House of Refuge
Rocky Mountain National Park gains status in Colorado
Congress approves a bill creating the 230000 acre Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. Enos A. Mills leads the campaign, Longs Peak and Pike's Peak feature in the landscape, and the park is hailed as a major American treasure set to attract rich tourism and revenue.
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Rocky Mountain National Park of
Colorado
Congress
Wilada
United States
James Hamilton Byrd
America
Continental Divide
Atlantic
Pacific
E. W. Taylor
Denver
Rocky Mountain Park
Switzerland
Europe
Changeable Rose Transforms Color with Light
A Chinese Japanese and Siamese cultivation yields the changeable rose. Its bloom shifts from white in darkness to blue washed petals, then pink and finally a deep red in sunlight. The flower exhibits a striking color evolution with exposure to light.
Fruit From Tasmania Exports Hit Fresh Season
It is estimated 400000 cases of Tasmanian fruit will be available for export this season. Early shipments have recently arrived in England.
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Tasmania
England
Riches From Ocean Make Japan World Leader In Fishing
Japan leads in fishing population and government support, with about one in twenty of the empire employed as fishermen and a yearly water product value exceeding 30 million dollars. Half a million boats, 18 000 over thirty feet, and nearly a million professional fishermen sustain a vast industry across Japan’s long coastlines and diverse waters. The imperial fisheries institute in Tokyo and foreign study by officials bolster methods and yield.
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Japan
United States
Europe
Tokyo
Imperial Fisheries Institute
Croix de Guerre Decoration To Honor French Bravery
From June 1 a new Croix de Guerre decoration will appear on the bosoms of Frenchmen and civilians alike for bravery noted in dispatches. It ranks after the Legion of Honor and the Military Medal and may be awarded to civilians including women for acts warranting mention in army orders. The bronze cross features swords, is one and a half inches across, and is worn on the left breast along the second tunic button with a green ribbed edge edged in red.
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Germany
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