The Filibtusters of Venezuela Chapter I Concluded
Arthur Medworth narrates how Lola Garza and her father Don Juan Garza become entangled with Ferdinand Gomez in a royalist plot to place Philip of Aragon on Venezuela’s throne. A double-dealing plan hinges on ships Agostura and Turtle carrying arms while Lola is forced toward an unwanted royal fate.
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Arthur Medworth
New York
Lola Garga
Don Juan Garza
Venezuela
Don Juan
Lola Garza
Ferdinand Gomez
Garza
Lola
Philp of
Aragon
Philip of Aragon
Tfardinand Gomez
Gomez
Jack Tempest
Agostura
Bolivar
Salvarez
Republic
Custom House
la Guayra
Medworth
Tempest
Crespo
President Crespo
Caracas
House of Aragon
Spain
Monroe
United States
Castile
New York City
Don Juan Garzane
Philip
Solima
Pedro Francisco
East
Turtle
Boston
Peninsula
Nicaragua
Port Morris
Washington
General Salvarez
el Callao
Castle
Coroni Valley
Orinoco
Coron River
Bollivar
How to Become Wealthy from a New Hampshire Edity
An octogenarian physician known for blunt philosophy tells a young man how to get rich. He urges industrious effort and strict frugality, saving and investing to accumulate wealth. If followed, the adviser says the youth will become as rich as Croesus, yet as mean as he was.
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New Hampshire
Buffalo Commercial
Sailor Poet Called For by English Writer
An English literary writer declares the time ripe for a sailor poet and marine engineer poet. He says a virgin field awaits them and they can refute arm chair philosophers by delivering true expression of sea romance and poetry.
Lawndale Kansas Prides Police Record Eight Years Without Arrest
Lawndale a town of about two thousand people boasts a police force that has not made a single arrest in the last eight years, highlighting an unusual crime record and local governance stance.
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Lawndale
Kan
Terrifying Giant Squid Described by Explorer Professor Holder
The article recounts reports of enormous squid and octopus specimens from deep waters. It notes a captured near 60 foot giant squid in Newfoundland waters and describes its body, arms, eyes, and ink defense, alongside other large cephalopods and their behavior.
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Equid
Charles F. Holder
United States Bish Commission
Newfoundland
California
Denmark King Christian A Poor Guards Captain Before Reign
Chicago correspondent William B. Curtis recounts King Christian of Denmark who rose from a captain in the royal guards living modestly in Amalia gade to monarch after the 1868 succession. He governs by delegating details while personally enforcing ceremony and etiquette, often causing court anxiety as he sets a strict, frugal example.
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Christian
Denmark
William B. Curtis
Chicago
Europe
Amalia Gade
Amalia Atreet
Alexandra
England
Russia
United States
Frederick VII
Duke of
Glyksborg
Louise
Hesse-Cassel
Germany
Bernstorff
Copenhagen
Astonishing figures from Reverend Sheldon sermon
Rev. Charles M. Sheldon of Topeka Kansas cited startling totals from a recent sermon. He noted America spent over 1 billion dollars on intoxicants last year and 600 million on tobacco while others like kid gloves and ostrich feathers drew millions, with mission work at 12 million. Cottonseed exports from New Orleans reached about 10 million, a notable shift for a material once discarded.
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Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Jesus
United States
New Orleans
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