Escape on the French brig and reunion at sea
Emile, Jules, and Chlotilde flee Paris amid Robespierre era chaos. They flee by carriage and boat to Calais, board a British ship with Captain and crew, and reach safety. Emile reunites with the Countess Felicie and her daughter, amid relief and gratitude, as Jeannot confirms their survival and promises England ahead.
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Emile
Jules
Chlotilde
Leon
Republic
Maduro
Geneee
Avobespierre
Atdes
Bar Aseemee
Ogaderts
Robespierre
Calais
Manale
Jémile
Mile
Oshialb
Vonehsiafedk
Petieie
Emmle
Jeannot
England
Semile
Felicie
Frantic figure confronts distressed girl in tense moment
A trembling figure rushes between a crowd and a frightened girl. A woman cries out for mercy as a grave is opened before the girl, revealing a grim scene and shocking astonishment. The startled child pleads for her mother amid the confusion and fear.
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Feliete
Pelme
Melide
Austro Hungarian Tariff and Dual State Negotiations
The article discusses Austro Hungarian tariff history and a looming renewal of the customs and commercial treaty. It notes Hungarian protests, the dual nature of Nasir and Thangary, and the complexities of renewing the bank charter concurrent with the treaty. Both states seek negotiations for an amicable settlement as the current pact nears expiry.
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New York Herald
Nasir
Thangary
Baseball News From The Nation's Fields And City Venues
A sprawling sports and society column surveys baseball matters, player moves, salaries, and umpire debates. It notes Fred Clarke and William Luss, team shifts in Rochester and Washington, prospects for the 1898 season, and manager opinions on pay and discipline. It also recalls past incidents and a Baltimore anecdote about bribery in 1884.
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James EH. O'Rourke
John @. Chapman
Rochester
Losg
Washington Cliub
Luesdy
Washingtons
Lusk
Ar-thur Irwin
Yorumto
Washington
Tavelh
Fred C. Clarke
Louisville
American Association
Des Moines
Hastines
Neb
St. Joseph
Montgomery
Savannah
Urogkm
Ralph Miller
Fall River
Miller
Cincinnati
Portland
Barnie
Detroit
Wahn
Steinfeld
Baseball Gossip Boosts .300 Batting Class Prospects
Nick Young notes official averages show more than 75 players reaching the .300 mark this season with more contenders near the threshold. He credits increased batting emphasis and improved hitting across positions, as pitchers also perform well, signaling widespread improvement in baseball skills and strategy.
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Washigton
Gettmany
Washington
Charley Reiller
Tim Murane
Martin Bergen
Young
Chicago
West
NOCL
Nickk” Young
Fle
Nick
Death of Elizabeth Queen Refuses Medical Aid
The account describes Queen Elizabeth declining physicians and medical help, clinging to independence, until her death on March 24 after a month of illness. It notes her calm, painless passing and the lack of a will or gifts to attendants, with reflections on fate and sovereignty.
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Elizabeth
Cornhill Magazine
Ife
Where Trouble Lies in Domestic Service Debates
A Boston Herald writer argues for dignifying household labor, noting its low social standing and urging respect for domestic service as a vital, skilled vocation. The piece contrasts values with other occupations and stresses improving class perceptions and fitness, not wage. The discussion travels to rural life sketches showing city visitors and summer boarders adjusting to simple country living and critique of urban expectations.
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Boston Herald
Lyman Abbott
Ladiga’ Home Journal
Peaceful Valley
John
Jane
A Flexible Bicycle Seat Innovation
A new bicycle saddle uses a fluid tight cushion filled with glycerine and wrapped in leather to create a flexible seat.
The Thing Needed Smarter Binker West for Material
Smarter Binker travels out West seeking material for his next novel Bisby Brains. The author aims to gather scenes and ideas likely to fuel the forthcoming work.
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Binker
Bisby
Halla Catarrh Cure Promoted Despite Mercury Warning
An advertisement warns against Mercury containing remedies and promotes Halla Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo highlighting it contains no mercury and works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. It urges buyers to ensure genuineness and notes price and availability through pharmacists.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Simoniala
Readable Advertisements and Light Social Snippets
A collage of brief dialogues and ad blurbs from early 20th century papers. Snippets include light romance lines, urging readers to explore advertisements for bargains, a candy cathartic pitch, and stray quips about jokes and plans, reflecting everyday newspaper miscellany.
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Uey
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Ile
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Neek
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Candada Arte
Sip
Stee
Wren
Met
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Boston
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New York
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Dean
Eider
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Mr. Young
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Marghares
Philadelphia
Senate
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Honorable
Board of Baseball Attorneys
Yale Taw School
Dhe
Whlleam
Luss IL
Fred
Clarke
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Colonels
Robinson
Rank Robinson
National League
Indianapolis
Kansas City
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Gayboy
C. C
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Medy
Rauslecom
Dyce
Hood
Ula
A. Weaver
Palermo
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TOWER
A.J. Tower
Mass
Lagrippe IS
Kay
Nellie Penoyer
Loth St
Omaha
Dr. Kay
Turing
Dr Kay
C. W. Wollfarth
Blbe
Ariane
Lucy Balin
Matt Forzsets
Hh. J
Klondike
Columbia Navigation and Trading Co
Opianctona
Sanuel IL
KENT
Thomas Kent Manufacturing Co
Hilary A. Herbert
Washington, D.C
Max Levy
Harrington Emerson
Ballance Trust Company of
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William P. Parisil
Edward O. Machen
City OF Columbia
Seattle
Dawson City
Enroute
Bermuda
Barbadoes
Rio Janeiro
Montevideo
Straits of Magellan
South America
Valparaiso
Chile
Callao
Peru
San Diego
San Francisco
Raymond & Wtlitcomb
Adams St
Marquette
Ridg
Horace Porter
Grant
Jones
Binghamton
Binghamton, N.Y
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B.w.green
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