Beatrice Faces Threats as Emotions Strain Welsh Settlement
Geoffrey declines to abandon Beatrice and considers fleeing with her to save their child while Honoria schemes to ruin them. Beatrice endures insults at Bryngelly Castle as Owen Davies declares love and seeks marriage, forcing family tensions and perilous choices.
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Beatrice
Honoria
Geoffrey
Averien
Beastrice
Efeci
Trice
H. B
Geofrey
Elizabeth
Owen Davies
Bryngelly Castle
Stoud
Egasin
Lady Honoris
Lady Honoria
Mr. Granger
Mr. Davies
Owen
Rves
Submarine Dome Craft Reaches Eight Hour Submersion
The vessel can stay under water for eight hours with two crew members aboard who pass the time playing cards. Electricity powers the craft and its small dome allows targeting while moving. If attacked, the captain can dive deeper and speed ahead until a torpedo strikes. If it misses, surface to reassess before firing again.
Secret of Serving Red Cabbage and French Epicures
Paris April 12. Culinary exhibition marks apotheosis of French chefs while ordinary dishes like abattis de dinde show economy and taste. The piece notes cabbage dishes beloved by Louis XV, monastic origins of liqueurs and pâtés, and praise for Baron Brisse and Grimod de la Reyniere as epicurean pioneers.
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Paris
France
Antonin Careme
Turkey
Louis XV
Madame de Pompadour
Marly
Versailles
Orleans
Bavaria
Duke of
d’Orleans
Amiens
d’Abbeville
Bar-le-Duc
Madeleines de Commercy
Metz
Troyes
Coulommiers
Raffec
Poitiers
Angouleme
Mont St. Michel
Eidel
Poulard
Bonnetard
la Teste
Canon Agen
Nerac
Tours
Martmoutiers
Garus
Beziers
Lamoureux
Lord Seldon
Baron Brisse
Grimod de la Reyniere
Zola
Gormand
Monselet
la Salle
Emile de Girardin
M. France
Organ la Presse
Chatillon
Mavurice Daxcovert
Eusterin
Culinaire
Society of French Cooks
Edwin Booth on Western Audiences and Applause
Edwin Booth says he has found no difference between Western and Eastern theatergoers. He notes applause can cheer and support actors, giving them a moment to breathe, and only perfunctory clapping chills performers. He sees Western demonstrations as legitimate when moved by acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Booth
West
St. Louis
Trade of the South voyage from Panama to Guayaquil aboard the Sereno
On board the steamship Sereno in March, the writer describes Pacific crossings from Panama to Valparaiso, the British led South American trade, and the Pacific steam routes. He notes British subsidies, cargoes of cattle and rice, port visits, and the vivid harbor life before reaching Guayaquil. The piece blends travel impressions with economic critique of US tariffs and competition from British lines.
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SouTh Pacific
Oczan
South America
Equator
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama
Cape Horn
America
North
United States Congress
Europe
Chili
William Wheelright
New York City
United States
Congress
England
Mr. Wheelright
Southern Pacific
Liverpool
Straits of Magellan
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Wheelright
Valparaiso
Straits
New York
Dick Deaderes
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Central and
Reece
Havre
Hamburg
Colombia
Guayaquil
Isla del Muerto
Gulf of Gustaquil
Ecuador
Gorgona
Pizarro
Cape of Emeralds
Cotopaxi
Chimborazo
A Cottage to Sell Frame Homes Favored in Storms
A designer touts a small 24 by 50 foot cottage with clapboard exterior, brick piers, and a shingled roof. The plan notes cost around 1888 including mantels, and argues that well anchored frame construction offers better resilience to cyclones and earthquakes than brick or stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitten
Dispatch
Dame Fortune
New York
BE. W. Suorrrin
Mississippi Lawyer Admits Getting Mellow Occasionally
General Spinola cited in Congress a remark that touched three congressmen and a Mississippi courtroom tale. Private Allen recalls a drunkenness case where a lawyer argued habit versus occasional acts, ending with a veteran jurist affirming the defendent’s remark and the general’s reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
New York Tribune
Spinola
Congress
Allen
Catching foxes with hooks in Pike County tale
Francis West, an inexperienced trapper in Pike County, uses 20 feet of twine and a pickerel hook baited with groundhog meat to snag a fox. The fox lunges, the hook bites its jaw, and West entangles the animal to capture and kill it. He has since trapped three foxes this way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis West
Pike County
West
Electric flatiron offers cool comfort in heat
A new electric flatiron places a heated coil inside a hollow body to warm or cool clothes with current. The device promises ease and comfort, especially during hot weather.
Microbe Killer pamphlets offered by WM Radawnm
An Detroit pamphlet offers free literature on germ theory and disease causes. It claims sickness stems from microbes and invites readers to request pamphlets by mail from the Pittsbore branch, 612 Siave, Room 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbore Branch
Siave
Rome
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Goefher Bingham
Epee
New York Sun
Cherbourg
The
Artists At Work
Baron James de Rothschild
Epicure
Uncle Sam
SRA
Aguero
Bay of Panama
Aspinwall
Panama City
Washington, D. C
Panama Bay
Callao
Peru
Pisco
Ponsa Island
Saratoga
Captain Chambers
Guayas
Gulf of Guayaquil
Santiago de Guayaquil
Fannie EB. Wann
Lurlea
Wider
GE Rlco
Isaak Walton
Saccens
Wm.radawnm
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