Filibusters of Venezuela Endings and Castle Salvarez Return
Don Juan Garza and Lola reunite with the English party at Castle Salvarez on the Coroni River as Medworth reveals Bolivar’s news. The Cheerway launches pot the river, Lola and Don Juan reunite, and Medworth weds Lola after a cross Atlantic voyage. Lord Chugmough’s wealth and a secret letter finish the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Juan
Salvarez
Philip
Caracas
Gomez
Francisco
Mattazudo
Lord Chugmough
Don Juan Garza
Jacinta
Medworth
Bolivar
Captain Glover
Coroni River
Coroni
Arthur
Lard Chugmough
Lola
Venezuela
Galloping Grace
New York
Dona Maria
Her Husband's Relations
Clara and Walter May lose their city life and face ruin after extravagant living. They move to Hazelcouse Farm with Walter's kindly parents. Clara learns humility, repays a debt, and the couple settle into the farm, embracing family support and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Walter May
Clara Calthorpe
Walter
Mamma
Mr. May
May
Washington
Monster
Hasehopse Farm
Noah May
Mrs May
New York
Mrs. May
Papa
Mamima
Sam
Cara
Esld
Hennerys Eggs Sign Sparks Caution in Boston
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note mocks a storefront sign near the Boston Public Library that reads Hennerys Eggs. The piece jokes the eggs are incited for campaign use and comments on signs mislead shoppers, while pondering the reliability of everyday cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennery
Hoston Public Library
Hennerys
Henry
Boston
Moston
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hat Fashion Suspected in Womans Nerves
A medical writer suggests heavy hats strain the female skull and nerves, possibly provoking temper, with the burden on blood vessels and brain. The piece notes the idea is serious but unlikely to curb hat use among women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Origin of the Alphabet Volume Sent to Smithsonian
Professor J. C. Clarke of Upper Alton Milinois has sent a unique volume to the Smithsonian Institution. It tabulates alphabets from around the world showing origins in Egyptian hieroglyphics and traces each from earliest to latest forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Clarke
Upper Alton
Milinois
Smithsonian Institution
Greatest Men of Colorad Hall of Fame Proposal
Readers are invited to nominate two deceased Colorado figures for a Hall of Fame to honor the state’s contributions to the Louisiana Purchase and the nation. The plan envisions statues or busts and seeks public input before a final decision by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company. Names already proposed include Zebulon Pike and a former governor, as suggestions flow from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Fame
St. Louis
Louisiana Purchase
United States
Auth
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company
Zebulon Pike
ex-Goyer
Thatcher
Evidence of Siberian American Native kinship and cross-continental links
Articles from agents of the American Museum of Natural History report accumulating evidence for the original identity of aboriginal peoples of Siberia and North America. Waldemar Jackelson notes identical Siberian and Alaskan folklore and racial similarities after wintering with northeastern Siberian tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Siberia
Alaska
North America
Waldemar Jackelson
Franz Boas
Asia
Popoff
New Profession for a Woman Miss Rigg Becomes Windsor Tombstone Engraver
Miss Alice Rigg of Windsor, Canada, pioneers as a tombstone engraver. She carved marble designs and letters, built a flourishing business, and gained recognition as the city's most successful monument artist. Her path from conservative beginnings to entrepreneurship highlights skill, perseverance, and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rigg
Windsor
Canada
Miss Rigg
Notable Carver Alice Rigs Learns Stone Engraving
An article describes Alice Rigs pursuing stone engraving with guidance from a veteran engraver. It notes her age, experience, and family background in marble work, including a father who was an engraver and taught her the craft. The piece laments a lost hope and marks a melancholy mood surrounding the era.
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Seward W. Hopkins
Amy Randolph
Theaeus
Adriadne
Cornhill Magazine
Roosevelt
Mother Gray
Allen
Ulustel
Leroy
Weil
West & Treat
Dragelete Toleda
Ape & Marvia
Hall
Teres Fall
Tinks
Putnam
Piso
Exveier
Marshall
Charile
Charlie—T
Asis
Popesa
York Sun
Blaine
Husela
Miss Alice Rigs
Mies Rige
Philadelphia
Issourt
Louis
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