Calamity of a California Junta Over Pio Pico Plot
A late night junta at Alvarado's office debates punishment for targets of royalist backlash. They discuss imprisoning Pio Pico and Vallejo amid plans to move the capital from Monterey to Los Angeles, with harsh rhetoric about conspirators and exiling rebels.
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Alvarado
Jurta
Tey
Pio Pico
del Falle
Jimeno
Castro
Casio
Alerd
Althoush
Cadaforar
Bat
Reguera
Vallejo
Exiled rebels face ruthless political stakes in Sonoma
The junta pressures Vallejo and others to crush rebellion. Alvarado orders harsh measures against Carillo and the Moncada brothers while Estenega contemplates personal risk. Chonita confronts Estenega as the first chapter closes with a vow and a tense promise.
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Cariflo
Surbi Y Moncata
California
Alvarado
Diego Estenege
Estenegs
Vallejo
Sonoma
Hun
Pio Pico
Hix
Junta
Carilio
Reinaldo Itarbi Y Moncada
Chonita
Helen
Carlo
Carlos Carillo
Tturbi Y Moncads
Carillo
Fis
Machiavelli
Cesar Borgia
Estenega
Herm
Bava
The Moncada Estate and the Santa Barbara Amidal
In Santa Barbara the grand Casa Grande of Guillermo Iturbi y Moncada stands beside the presidio as courtyards and adobe homes form a crowded foreground. The tale follows Chonita Iturbi y Moncada and family turmoil over dowry buys from a Manila ship, a tense clash with son Diego Estenega, and Chonita’s rise as a healer guiding the town’s poor through her charity work at the dispensary while wrestling pride and ambition.
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Casa Grande
Santa Barbara
Presidio
Iturbi Y Moncadas
Don Guillermo
Turbi Y Moncada
Eemer
Monterey
Don Guillermo Chonita
Don
Sala
Abby
Poly
Alvarado
Estenega
Junta
Jimeno
Castro
Don Juan de la Borrasca
Los Angeles
Carillo
Ramon
Esteban
Diego
bin Aye
Alvarado Street
Reratorial Deparation
Earch
Apain
Caramba
O Stimbirg
Alejandro Estenega
Guillermo Iturbi Y Moncada
Reinaldo
Diego Estenega
Praedenciz
Vaqueros
Prudencia
Chonita
Dor
Guillermo
Mary
Prudencia Ralans
Valencia
Moncadzs
Californias
Guillermo Irerbi
Moncada
Purgatory
Long Siren Report From 1882 On Beard and Nap
Fragmentary 1882 report describes a long siren and a period with apparent extreme weather or condition. Pati paving and ordinary periods are noted with comments about hair growth and a beard staying lifeless and stationary in Lonis Republic.
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Thair
Bat Las
Lonis Republic
A Maiden's Lips From Nature's Mouth to Beauty
A playful verse from the Boston Traveler recounts Nature shaping Youth Health and Sunshine into Mistress Beauty and the Maiden's Lips. The poem personifies creation as Nature selects beauty through careful art and the sower of a maiden's lips, celebrating feminine charm.
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Natute Angett
Nature
Laughver
Boston Traveler
River rescue and romantic entanglement amid Dobson will
In a river rescue the narrator saves Bob Tyneker and holds Kitty Dobson’s hand while both recover. The scene reveals old Mr. Dobson’s plan about Kitty and a will, leading to a confrontation where the narrator rejects Kitty and aligns with Bob. The piece ends with a vignette on 19th century Texas hospitality.
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Thad
Miss Hurt
Kiccy
John Dotson
Mildenhall
Elacse
Dobson
Bob Tyncker
Huir
Bob
Kurt
Kitty
Row
Mr. Dobson
Bob Tyneker
Faizi d
Tyneker
Atemar
Nein
Brandy Haskin
Tyncker
Mr. Bob Tyncker
Lfe
Bob Fyncker
Temple Bar
Bostoniana Mamma-Now Ailing Ewerson Seeks Sleep Cure
A brief, quirky line from Vogue quotes a five year old, Ewerson, asking to sleep and lower his temperature as his mother and the doctor are referenced in a domestic scene. The excerpt captures a calm domestic mood with faint humor.
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Ewerson
Vogue
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Eistenega
Genenates
Acorner
Alvarades
Acsdre
Ivanhe Young
Mother of God
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Ifa
Ar. Willems
Sam Houston
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