Royal Commission Costs Itemized
The royal cram ry commission cost 170,415 dollars. Hon. B. 3, Manion and Cogeervance at Fort Wilg aided the House of Commons, through Hon. T A. Low Minister of trade and commerce. A further 44,822 dollars went to counsel of the commission with 8,300 to D Arcy Scott 18,177 to S B Woods and 2,255 to X F Fisher.
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Royal Cramry Commission
Hon. B
Manion
Cogeervance
Fort Wiig
House of Commons
T A. Low
Captain Blood in a Caribbean Buccaneer Saga
In 17th century Caribbean intrigue, Captain Blood leads rebels against Spanish and Dutch forces. He allies with Levasseur and Madelon d Ogerau, courts danger at Tortuga, and confronts Lord Sunderland's schemes involving the Royal Mary and the Milagrosa.
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Peter Blood
Barbados
James
Falla
Pbelia
Nicos
Madelon
d'Ogerau
Goveror
Tortuga
Levasseur
Levenseur
Blood
LeVraseur
Captain Blood
Captain Mood
Cahusac
Captain Blood’s Caribbean chase by Spanish admiral unfolds
In Tortuga the pirate captain refits his captured ships into a feared five ship fleet and draws the homage of Coast tribes. Meanwhile Don Miguel de Espinosa hunts Blood across the Caribbean as the two fleets duel over a year, their confrontation culminating in a curious meeting on September 11.
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Lord Sunderland
Morgas
England
Caribbean
Blood
Antilles
Milagrosa
Hifdalga
Long
Hspaniola
Don Miguel
Royal Mary
St. Nicholas
Hispaniola
Plymouth
Jamaica
Julian Wade
Spain
James
Sun
Erland
Bishop
Barbadoes
Peter
King
Charles H
Sunderland
Lim
Mary
Julian
Fort Royal
Tortuga
Gillants
Arabella Bishop
Jalan
Ito
Bin
du Rieal
Spanah
Wensels
Clotho
Lachesis
Atropos
Don Miguel de’ Espinosa
France
Castile
Captain Blood
Blood and a French buccaneer in a tangled love plot
The tale centers on Blood, a pirate linked to Monmouth era rebellion, and his rival Leviasseur, lover of a girl who may be Blood’s partner. Blood’s wealth and ties to M. d'Ogeron frame a story of revenge and dangerous romance across Tortuga and Europe.
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Mary
St. Sinan
Pitasion
Captain Blood
Blood
Royal Corps
Hha
D’ogeron
Levasseur
Minard's Liniment Sought for Replenishment
A reader pleads for another supply of Minard's Liniment to avoid being without the product. They describe the brand as indispensable and request guidance on obtaining more stock.
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Minard
Mirard
Dogs of the Alps: St Bernard Hospice and Barry the Hero
A historical note on the St Bernard Hospice high in the Alps founded in 962 by Bernard de Menthon. It describes training twenty St Bernards to locate missing travelers, offering wine and guiding them to safety. Barry the famous dog saved forty lives before dying reportedly in mistaken identity.
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St. Bernard
Alps
Bernard de Menthon
Rome
St. Bernards
Barry
Mammoth traces found near Kennington cricket ground
Workmen unearthed a shoulderblade of a woolly mammoth near Nelgrave Hospital for Children on Clapham Road. The bone, measuring 8 ft 4 in by 2 ft in, was sent to the Natural History Museum which affirmed it belonged to a mammoth that roamed the Thames Valley 10 000 years ago.
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the Oval
Cricket Ground
Kennington
London
Nelgrave Hospital For
Clapham Road
Natural History Museum
Thames Valley
Ancient Roman Relics Unearthed at Rithborough Castle
Ten thousand Roman coins and artifacts from Sandwich Kent are revealed at Rithhborough Castle. The finds include copper coins pottery jewelry two stone dice and stone slabs with grid patterns possibly used as Roman soldier games and word puzzles per excavator Walter Klein.
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Britain
Rithhborough Castle
Sandwich
County of Kent
Eng
Walter Klein
Wolf Lured by Radio Music Shot at Fox Point
A timber wolf drawn from its forest fastness by radio music wandered into a yard at Fox Point and stood near an aerial pole. Joseph Tapley phoned Thomas Hungerford, who fired a well directed shot as the wolf fled toward the thicket.
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Thomas Hungerford
Fox Point
Joseph Tapley
Piusie
Buffalo Broadcasting
Tapley
Hungerford
Canadian Manufacturers to Broadcast Radio Campaign
For the first time the Canadian Manufacturers' Association will air "Produced in Canada" addresses from CKAC Montreal. F W Stewart chairs the campaign committee with Joseph Beaubien as vice chairman. Mrs Oscar Seaholm retires after 28 years as New York police department first trade detective.
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Whi
Canadian Manufacturers' Association
F. W. Stewart
Joseph Beaubien
Canada
Statiion Ckac
Montreal
Oscar Seaholm
New York
Peace Ceremony Delays In Dutch East Indies Feast
Dispatch from Borugo describes a Teate ceremony among Dysk tribes marked by long tribal feuds. About 4 696 Dycks attended with Dutch and British officers witnessing war dances songs and prayers by medicial men. The head priest killed a pig and declared a curse to deter future feuds.
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Dutch East Indies
Borugo
Bad Boy Dialogue By Jiomy Prompt Sparks Tense Exchange
A short, fragmentary exchange centers on a line about beauty and tone. The prompt features a student asking Jiomy about past tense phrasing and tonal options, generating a terse back‑and‑forth interaction.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Fragment
A readable puzzle fragment listing horizontal and vertical clues. Includes friend, knob, poems, plant, opposite, nude, girl’s dame, outfit, and other terms. Also shows entries for taken, reply, fasten, employ, impetuous, freed from pain, wickedness, Canadian province, university degree, and other words.
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Sister of Mercy
Water in crystal quartz aged ten million years discovered
Geologist G C Farrington of the Field Museum reports finding drops of water more than 10,000,000 years old trapped in crystal quartz from Brazil. The age estimate relies on the rock’s character, linking it to a period some scientists say was over 500 million years ago.
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G. C. Farrington
Field Museum of Natural History
Brazil
Popular Mechanics
One Can Be What One Chews To Be
A Child Health Magazine article suggests that chewing foods shapes health and tooth strength. It argues that choosing the right foods reduces toothaches and cavities and lowers dentist visits.
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The
Child Health Magazine
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Synopsia
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Lord Julian
Inecto Rapid
AHL
W.T. Pember Stores
Phonn M
Yonge St
Toronto
Wrigleys
Thildren
Barts
Lumbhage
Bayer
Hiandy
Druggista
Pteana
Beyer Manufacture
Mancacello
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Wile
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