Intrigue as Governors Quarrel Stirs Carolinas
Thomas Ardmore and Henry Griswold pursue rival factions as governors of North and South Carolina clash over Appleweight. Griswold backs Barbara Osborne while Ardmore sides with Jerry Dangerfield as militias mobilize and Appleweight changes hands amid secret jailings.
Battle on the Raccoon Ends in Armistice Exchange
Miss Dangerfield and Governor Ardmore witness a skirmish with South Carolina forces along the Raccoon frontier. A flag of truce arrives bearing a letter from Henry Maine Griswold, prompting an armistice and prisoner exchange negotiations at Ardsley. Ardmore plots a strategic move against Appleweight, while Col Daubenspeck orders a temporary camp retreated for brief quiet.
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Gov. Dangerfield
Ardsley
Miss Dangerfield
Capt. Webb
Jerry
Papa
North Carolina
Ardimores Cuuullenalee
Foster
Mr. Foster
Mrs. Atchison
Red
Mr. Ardmore
South Carolina
Old North
Jerry Dangerfield
Daubenspeck
Col. Daubenspeck
Thomas Ardmore
North
Appleweight
Kildare
Dilwell County
Henry Maine Griswold
George
Grissy
Statue with Silk Hat At Kiel Yacht Club
The Kiel Yacht Club lawn features a bronze statue of Krupp with a silk hat and walking stick in his right hand. The sculptor endowed the iron master with a frock coat tightly fitting trousers and a center parting, making the figure resemble a tailor's dummy more than a captain of industry.
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Krupp
Kiel Yacht Club
Footed prehension in yellow races per Paris scientist
A Paris Academy report cites M. Lannelongue claiming Chinese Japanese and Malay peoples use feet as hands for grasping and manipulation. Observations include theater railing use in Tokyo, meal posture, stocking customs, Chinese postmen steering boats with feet, and mice catching. Caucasians viewed as limited to locomotion in survival comparison. Boston imports beans from Italy and Rome may receive spaghetti from Massachusetts.
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M. Lannelongue
Paris Academy of Sciences
Tokyo
Anen
Boston
Italy
Rome
Massachusetts
California
Calcutta Population Shoots Up Like London Day Census Planned
The Calcutta population mirrors London with a much larger day population than at night. It rose from 170,183 in 1861 to over 200,006 by 1891, and today is about 100,000 higher. The corporation proposes a day census shot after the general census to correct potential statistical representation.
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Calcutta
London
A Curious Evening of Theatre and Parrot Pest
A young couple attend Richard III and leave early, noting the show’s dull start and the desire to escape. Willie Slathers asks to visit the levee to hear roustabouts swear, bragging his mother’s parrot already knows all the curses. The tidbits read like a moral vignette from a bygone era.
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Willie Slathers
Willie
Bones found believed to be Austin Montrose in California hills
A pile of human bones identified as Austin Montrose, who disappeared about eight months ago, was found by hunters in the hills between Burbank and Sunland. Officials believe he died of heart disease while hunting.
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Greenville
Austin Montrose
Burbank
Sunland
Cal
Fulton
Urbana
Rebecca Call
Rebekah Sisters
Marcellus Brown
Santa Fe
Homer
B. W. Martin
Cairo
Calvin Bias
Mound City
Mobile & Ohio
Beech Ridge
Sterling
Karl Hook
Devil's Lake
N. D
Kankakee
A. L. Coash
Mary Oderwald
Elgin
Rockford
Dhimer A. Anderson
Rockford Watch Company
Dayton
Grand de Tour
Jerseyville
Alton
Jacksonville and
Peoria
Oquawka
Lillian Hobart French
Augustus Heinze
Silver King Coalition Securities
Napoleon Reading
Darlington
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