The Castle of Salvarez Holds Its Fire Fight
In the castle siege, Gomez and Garza plot while Philip and Don Juan urge attack. Salvarez orders a rifle volley as Zambo forces strike from the trees. Medworth and Tempest spy beneath the siege and foil a sister plan to blow up the castle. Lola’s disappearance triggers Don Juan to suspect Gomez as traitor.
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Gomez
Philip
Don Juan
Salvarez
Caracas
Garza
Mattazudo
Heelegers
Philip of Aragon
Zambos
Jacinta
The
Republic
Medworth
Tempest
Tem- Dest
Tonto
Adda
Carib
Lola
Castle Clash Lines Unite Men Over Lola Garza
Medworth questions Lola Garza being in the castle and contemplates drastic action. Tempest reacts with sober surprise, realizing the potential threat of blowing her to pieces along with others.
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Medworth
Lola Garza
Jove
Tempest
Wasps Bring Smyrna Figs to California Commerce
The Smyrna fig project in California, led by George C. Roeding of Fresno, used blastophaga wasps to fertilize the white fig. After decades of failed unfertilized fruit, a fresh import and careful care produced a thriving crop, with tons of fruit expected and a new industry anticipated for California.
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Sla Minor
California
George C. Reeding
Fresno
Butt
Reeding
Roeding
Mr. Roeding
Chicago News
Boston Corbett’s Resurrection From Topeka Asylum Story
The Topeka Insane Asylum once marked Boston Corbett dead after his 1888 escape. Now at 62 he travels as a medicine salesman for Gavitts, refuses Kansas return, and holds property in Cloud County while guardian George A. Huron oversees his affairs. He once hunted Booth, believed in religious fanaticism, and risks to his life on sight of Booth's kin. He earned eight dollars a month pension, later cut off, with possible reinstatement if citizenship is restored.
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Topeka
Boston
Corbett
John Wilkes Booth
Topeka Insane Asylum
Kansay
Abraham Lincoln
W. W. Gavitt & Co
Kansas
Cloud County
Oklahoma
Texas
Enid
George A. Huron
Topesa
Huron
Booth
House of Representatives
Iiberay
Eastman
Nevedesha
Mexico
John Corbett
Gavitts
W. W. Gavitt
Concordia
Traveling pass deception makes for a Pittsburg prank
In a Pittsburgh railroad tale a passenger borrows a physician pass to travel and fakes a medical crisis. A conductor awakens him for a sick passenger and the improvised treatment yields a backseat medical farce. A second doctor is revealed, both men sharing the joke at journey's end.
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Pittsburg
Oates and Hay Meet by Arlington Collision on Way to Winsome Night
A one armed, husky man wearing a slouch hat clashes head on with a dapper, bewhiskered gentleman at Arlington. The pair introduces themselves as William C. Oates of Alabama and Secretary John Hay. They joke about a team and request pony whisky as they head toward convivial chambers.
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Arlington
Washington
Oates
William C. Oates
Congress
Alabama
Hay
John Hay
A Friend to the Fruilt Grower and Ladybug Trade
Fruit growers rely on ladybugs in New England as vital natural pests controllers. The small insects guard peaches plums and pears and cannot be spared from export. Also noted the King of Italy received 26000 congratulatory telegrams and 20000 money requests after his daughter's birth.
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New England
Italy
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Venezuela
Castle
General Gomez
Slayer
Boston” Corbett
Massachusetts
Salvation Army
Chicago
Burcky & Milan
Mens Restaurant
South Clark Street
SouPreses
Suburban Water and Light Co
Oak Park, Illinois
Austin
J. Dunfee & CO
Franklin ST
Corser Washington
Pirot
R. N. F. Hiller’s
Reg
North Park Avenue
MLL
L. Walle
Apoe
Ill
Geo. Rahan
Corper Clark
van Bures
Chisage
Trength
Pisce
ROD Co
Austin, Ill
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