The Noon Sun Over a Cuban Hacienda
A fragmented 19th century vignette from Cuba shows Senor Arroso’s plantation life as Julio d Arroyos seeks his widowed mother amid rebellion. Jose scouts the horizon, Manuel and Sancho assist, and a daring plan to rescue family unfolds under tense skies.
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Senor Arroso
Cuba
Spien
Julio d’Arroyo
Jose
Manuel
Julio
Julios Defiant Stand Amidst Spanish Pursuit
In Philadelphia Inquirer prose, Julio d Arroyos and his brother Joxe face a trapped escape as Spanish forces close in. Julio vows to sell his life dearly with revolver and machete near the sugar storehouse, while a trusted spy’s betrayal looms and the plantation braces for a deadly confrontation.
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Journey to Honduras Coffee Trade Seeks British Investment
A briefing of American capitalists plans a trip from Chicago to Belize and Honduras to evaluate the coffee industry. Led by Maj. A Edgewater and Col. J H Watt, the party aims to document opportunities, with notes on travel, warm reception, and conditions from New Orleans to Santa Cruz. The narrative frames potential returns of investment in Central American coffee relative to the United States.
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Honduras
United States
Maj. A. Edgewater
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J. H. Watt
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Col. Watts
Santa Cruz
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New Orleans
Central America
Watts
The French White Theater and Miss Shannon’s Career
Curious Paris experiment opens a White Theater for young girls with a special company. Miss Effie Shannon, once lauded as Lyceum ingénue, tours with Olga Nethersole after starred turns, yet lags in realizing early promise. Dramatic property piracy in America faces fresh congressional push as mockery of law and piracy plague touring companies.
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le Theater Blanc
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Henry Guy Carlton
Olga Nethersole
Shannon
Philadelphia
Joeane
Edgar Smith
Herman Porter
Park Theater
William Penn Jr
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Young Penn
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Kay
Mise Brownsmith
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Ruth Springarden
Nancy McIntosh
Daisy Walker
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Toueley
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Lyceum Theater
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Fiddie
Miss Cayvar
Lycceum
Charlie Burnham
Miss Cayvan
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