The Escapade Ends With Royal Clemency and Union
Carrington receives a royal pardon and is ordered to command the Bellona for a three year East Indies tour. He and his wife Ellen reunite aboard the ship as Deborah and Sir Charles Seton wed, sealing their own bond before departure for Weymouth.
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Carrington
Bellona
East Indies
Kephard
Admiralty
Lord Carrington
Leutenant
Clarkson
George
Indies
Ellen
Deborah
Sir Charles Seton
Charles
Seton
Bernard
Royal Navy Dispatch Near Britannia Embarks Carrington
Carrington boards the Bellona after departing Britannia with the royal party. Parkman greets him at the gangway as he takes command papers, set to steer the 32 gun frigate on a maiden cruise to Weymouth.
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Britannia
Majesty of England
Carrington
Bellona
Geome
Parkman
Jack
Wey
Notable Claim On Andalusian Labor And Diet
A globe trotter praises Andalusian workers in a Panama canal dig and contrasts their hard labor on a diet of bread, oil, vinegar, garlic and melon. He cites how meat shipments and health differ at the isthmus and compares with Arabs and Romans on spartan sustenance.
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Globe-Trotter
New York
Panama Canal
Castle of Solomon
Panama
Europe
Francis Marion
Bread as the staff of life remark in Kansas City Times
A humorous quip on bread quality frames bread as staff of life. Nuwed replies that his wife makes good bread, noting one could lean on such bread for a long time without breaking it. The line reflects regional newspaper wit and domestic sentiment.
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Nuwed
Kansas City Times
Wife Goads Minister Over Handkerchief Fidget
In a tale from Youth's Companion a minister is teased by his wife for fidgeting with a handkerchief during services. She ensures he cannot misplace it by hiding his handkerchief until the sermon, prompting awkward pauses before he resumes with relief and completes his impressive talk.
Trouble Is Due To Collapse Repulse Of Honduran Revolution
Washington reports confirm the repulse of Honduran revolutionists in both the northern and southern fronts. Porvenir, a town of about 3,000 people captured July 15, is near Ceiba, where attacks followed. Minister Ugarte sees the collapse of the revolution as units shift toward Porto Cortez and Ceiba.
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Washington
Tlenduras
Ugarte
Porvenir
Ceiba
Soldier Held for Murder in Winkler Death at Fort Riley
Fort Riley Kan July 18 after an inquest into the death of Leroy Winkler a negro who was struck on the head with a bottle July 4 and died Tuesday night James Smith a mounted orderly of the Sixth Field artillery has been arrested as one of the thirty soldiers who made the assault It is not yet clear if other soldiers joined the fight.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Leroy Winkler
James Smith
Sixth Field Artillery
Winkler
Mystery of the Watermelon and a Challenge to God
Mr. Bryan describes a riddle about the watermelon seed drawing 200,000 times its weight from the ground and forming its colored rind, white interior, red heart, and black seeds. He says solving this mystery would justify asking him to explain the mystery of God.
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Bryan
University of Utah bars TB cases from campus
The Utah regents decree that no teacher, student, or employee with tuberculosis may enter University of Utah classrooms or buildings. The measure follows the death of a Chicago instructor, highlighting the perceived campus health danger.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Chicago
Price of Perfection In A Dinner Tale
Oscar Hammerstein spoke on a envisioned Thais cast with principals earning ten thousand dollars a night. He joked that perfection is costly and recounted Napoleon’s breakfast conundrum where a cook turns a fresh chicken every ten minutes so a perfect meal is ready on demand.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Napoleon
Baltmore
Japanese Premier Seeks Peace as Japan Plans
Official figures show that federal appropriations at the late session total 1 008 075 545 506. Marquis Wat-sura, Japan's new premier and finance minister, declares that all Japan wants is peace. The lake estate of Dev onshire has sworn for profit at 5 824 800. A rain storm disrupted Shriner's parade in St Paul, a key Shriner's event. Navy orders 700 men from Newport and Norfolk to join the Pacific fleet in San Francisco. The Wolverine gunboat is to take part in Gary Indiana harbor opening ceremonies on July 25.
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Congress
Marquis Watsura
Japan
Lake of Devonshire
St. Paul
Navy Department
Naval
Newport
Norfolk
Pacific Fleet
San Francisco
Gary
Ind
Leviathan Rock the World’s Largest Bowlder in Victoria
The World’s Largest Bowlder sits in Victoria Australia named The Leviathan Rock. It weighs an estimated 30000 tons and resembles a vast egg on its side with a base not exceeding 20 yards square. Hundreds could shelter beneath it from storms or sun.
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Victoria
Australia
Auctioneer Proclaims Bargain Frame Sale
A witty exchange unfolds as the auctioneer urges bids with Going Going Gone. A connoisseur snatches the frame, noting its value even as he tears the picture free for a bargain.
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Cecily
Lord Strathgate
Stratherate
Weymouth
Strathgate
Blythedale
England
Thistledown
Everend
Glearange
Bank of
Cass County
the Bank OF
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Rainbow ’S End
Union
Plattsmouth
Burdock
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