Bullfight Jealousy Sparks Daring Duel in Guanajuato
In Guanajuato during La Fiesta, American Philip Carter and Mexican Senor Enrique Castillo vie for the affection of Senorita Isabella. Enrique saves the day in a dramatic bullfight duel then confronts the rival after Carter's sudden departure and marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeservoira
St. John
Lagos
Mark
Te Attenton
Cortes
Philip Carter
Guanajuato
Senor
Enrique Castillo
Carter
Isabella
Victor
Sruge
Lee
Mexico
Don Enrique
Toro
Enrique
Ursus
Matadore
En-rique
Don Jose
Hotel del Jardin
Cater
Mexican Central
Vyogue
Decline and Death of Beau Nash in Obscurity and Poverty
The End of the Beau Nash traces his fall from vanity to misery as age and neglect erode his fortune. Once honored by patrons, he is abandoned to humbler aid, receiving a 10 guinea monthly allowance from a corporation. Nash dies in a modest nearby house after a period of declining status and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau Nash
Beau Fielding
Beau Brummel
Nash
Garrick
Alligators and Crocodiles Compared Across Continents
The article notes that alligators and crocodiles belong to different modern genera with alligators found in China and North America while crocodiles inhabit Africa southern Asia and northern Australia. It mentions no undisputed alligator species by geologists and warns of hunting for hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope
China
North America
Africa
Asia
Australia
Love Echoes On Moonlit Cliff In September Night
On a moonlit September night near a pine clad gorge, Mrs. Hugonin and Arthur Kinnaird confront their past, confess enduring love, and decide to marry after a tense, tender exchange about youth, forgiveness, and an echo from the town clock signaling 11. The scene ends with a kiss as they return toward the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hugonin
Arthur Kinnaird
Eva
Kinnaird
Margaret
Tam
Kip
Arthur
Mrs. Hoganla
Mr. Engenin
Mary Baret
Kat
Walt
Mrs. Hugokin
Elnnaird
Lord Kelvin Invented Eyeglass and Mirror Instrument
Lord Kelvin or Sir William Thompson began work on improving telegraphic systems after aiding TM with the Atlantic cable. He faced challenges from overlapping currents on overhead lines until a dropped eyeglass swinging before a magnet inspired the invention of the mirror instrument to clearly detect movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kelvin
Atlantic
Sir William Thompson
Gord Kelvin
Home Gold Cure Promises Self Help for Drunkenness
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a home remedy for alcoholism. It claims the treatment can be taken with tea or coffee, is safe to use privately, and guarantees recovery for hard drinkers. Priced at one dollar, it ships worldwide with full directions and physician advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Wermann
Baltimore
Ainy
New York
Broadway
International Aur Clinic
LA Salle Ave
Chicago
Ill
Nui
Ares Dept
Bowr B
Gressb
Market Street
Pully
Idelphia
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Foster
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Chicacs
Illingts
Eugene A. Pfefferle
New Ulm Business College
Thormial
Brady
Brown County
Cnta Ingute
Usstil
Fairbanks
Fairbanks-Morse
Eclipse
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
ST. Paul, Minn
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