Angel of Death and a Zambo Speak at the Barricade
Lola and Lord Chugmough confront a dying Matta zudo tale as the Zambo reveals Namampa’s scheming to fake a death and swap the senorita for a goal of power. The traitor Matta zudo’s men loom while Lola plans to rely on Don Juan Garza after a dangerous rescue glimpse.
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Senor
Zambo
Mattazudo
Senorita
Salvarez
Lord Chugmough
Arthur
Chugmough
Don Juan
Island Adventures End In Fierce Clash At Carib Hill
A dramatic scene unfolds as factions clash on Carib Hill with Mattazudo, Francisco, Gomez and Philip dead after a day of fighting. Sir Galloping Crace and Lord Chugmough pursue Lola, Jacinta is reportedly held at Farib Hill, and the Cheerway drifts toward the Isle of Clouds as disaster and surprise shifts rock the party.
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Zambo
Pedro Francisco
Sir Galloping Grace
Lord Chugmough
Sir Galloping Crace
Bolivar
William
Isle of the Clouds
Arthur Medworth
Silvatez
Mattazudo
Lola
Chugmough
Philip
Gomez
Francisco
Jacinta
Farib Hill
Oringco
Don Juan
Carib Hill
Mattazudy
Crace
Lord Puletly
Viscount Elsmere
Mattaaudo
Mattagudo
Lord Chugmeugh
Orinoco
Captain Glover
Philip of Aragon
Glover
Rona Maria
Amazon
Medworth
Castle Salvarez
Jack Tempest
Lola Garza
Namampa
How It All Ended on the Yacht Cheerway
In a serialized tale readers learn how the controversial sailing master of the yacht Cheerway raised anchor and set sail, ending a sequence of tension and pursuit. The fragment hints at a dramatic conclusion to a nautical escapade featuring a defiant captain and shifting loyalties.
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Cheerway
Waters Stream Again From Siloam Spring Rediscovered
After a decade without flow, the Pool of Siloam waters were renewed by uncovering an old aqueduct hidden behind rock. Workers cleared debris for about a month and restored the spring feeding the Kedron valley, bringing relief to Jerusalem’s water shortage.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Kedron
Companton
Electric Light Bait Aims to Revolutionize Fishing
Two Yale students report that underwater electric light attracts fish, hypnotizing deep water denizens and drawing them toward the glow like moths to a flame. The discovery promises a major shift in the fishing industry and a company is formed to pursue large scale electric light capture.
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Motlia
Yale
Kansas City Journal
Norway's economy by occupations in summary
Agriculturists form about sixty percent of Norway's population, with fifteen percent in manufacturing and lumbering, ten percent in commerce and trade, six percent in mining, and the remainder in the professions, the army, the navy, and various other employments.
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Agriculturists
Norway
Wealthy start with teaching careers, experts say
The New York Weekly notes that many today who become rich began by teaching. It adds that a man who succeeds with an average group of school directors can advance anywhere.
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Deepan
New’ ‘York Weekly
Princess Hatafeld Connected to Huntington Legacy
Clara Huntington, adopted by railroad magnate Collis P. Huntington in 1869, married Prince Hatzfeld in 1889 and chose to live in Europe. Known for lavish Parisian styling she declined use of the Hatzfeld coat of arms.
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Princess. Hatafeld
Collis P. Huntington
Clard Huntington
Mr.Huntington
New York
Clara
Prince Hatzfeld
Paris
Germany’s rapid rise driven by superior technical training
The article notes Germany’s swift industrial growth since unification in 1871. It credits a nationwide system of higher technical schools fostered by the empire and local states, with manufacturers from the US Britain and France seeking insight into Germany’s success.
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United States
Germany
England
Great Britain
France
Empire
Fastest Linotype Operator Sets Record in Des Moines
Daniel D. Tew of Des Moines claims the world record for fast linotype typesetting. A native of Taylor County Iowa, he learned printing in Leon and worked for the Decatur County Journal and the Leader before joining the Capital. He set 3,344 nonpareil type faces, totaling 86,964 cms, with 217,400 keyboard touches in eight hours on a steam-driven, nine-rev per minute machine.
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Taylor County
Decatur County Journal
Leon
Des Moines
Leader
Enemies of Fashion Clash With Art and Economics
A critical piece contrasts artists and political economists over fashion. It cites Winged Victory worship, calls modern beauty a pinched form, and cites Veblen on high heels, skirts, bonnets, corsets, and women's economic dependence as evidence of the male chattel stereotype.
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Veblen
Wire Glass Fireproofing Gains City Endorsement
Indianapolis News reports wire glass as a fire retardant used in air shafts and skylights. The article notes its fire resistance, light transmission, burglar resistance, and popularity in railroad sheds, shops, and show windows, with NY tenement law mandating its use in exposed areas. It highlights a Chicago fire where a glue storehouse worth 300000 was saved by two and a half hours of wall containment.
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Fig Point
Chicago
New York
Indianapolis News
London's Ancient Right to Cup Bearer Privilege at Coronation
Historical notes from London Express recount how the lord mayor and civic leaders claimed ancient rights at coronations. The old practice included the mayor presenting a gold cup of spiced wine weighing thirty ounces at banquets, with the king paying for the cup and wine, later becoming the mayor’s property as a reward.
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City of London
London
Old
London Express
Sympathetic Postmaster Finds Love Mix Up
A Chicago postmaster resolves a mess when a Kansas City woman discovers two suitors had written on the same day. Letters were mixed in envelopes, risking a public romance scandal. The postmaster helps sort the mail and the woman receives a wedding invitation.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Burlington Express
Windy City
Detroit
Free Fress
Dog survives fire in Blackwood after tunnel hideout
James Ross, a Blackwood farmer, loses house and barn to fire caused by his son’s lantern. His dog, chained to the barn, escaped by digging a hole and sheltering under a fallen post. the dog was later found unharmed and unhinged.
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James Ross
Blackwood
New Jersey
Ross
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ambecite Quotation Sparks Wry Opinion in Philadelphia
A fragment from a Philadelphia publication quotes a sardonic line about fortune and resilience, noting humor over hardship. The remark, attributed to a local source, contrasts pity with clever self reliance in urban life.
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