Courtland siege as Theresa seeks son life in peril
Theresa von Lynar travels to Courtland with her companions to save her son amid a brutal public display. The crowd cheers for Prince Conrad as they confront Louis and Muscovite guards, hoping for deliverance and a return to rightful rule.
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Theresa von Lynar
Courtland
Prince Louis
Alla
Alt Pikker
Joan
Conrad
Louis
Coneradi
The Truth-Speaking of Boris and Jorian
Boris and Jorian recount their peacekeeping efforts in Courtland as tensions rise. Amid crosscurrents of love and duty Princess Margaret confronts a perilous choice while Louis loses his throne and Conrad rises to power. Across borders Muscovite pressure looms, and Joan prepares to ride to Kernsberg with Maurice as Margaret mourns unrequited love.
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Jorian
Plissenburs
Hugo
Helene
Joan
Courtland
Ivan the Wasp
Ler
DS Tae
Baltic
Gulf of
Bathnia
Maurice
Isle Rugen
Kernsberg
Jorlan
Margaret
Saint Stephen the Holy Martyr
Theresa
Rugen
Poland
Courland
Ivan
Louis
Cmr
Paul
Conrad
Irtland
Plassenburg
Dessauer
Prince Karl
Sparhawk
Maurice von Lynar
von Orsen
Jimmy Reynolds and the New York Republican Machine
A column lauds Hon. Jimmy Reynolds as a longtime East Side advocate and political broker, arguing he should return to New York politics at the president’s request. It contrasts Reynolds’s reform spirit with party bosses Odell and Platt, noting Roosevelt’s popularity and criticizing machine control and insurance inquiry fallout.
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Jimmy Reynolds
Jimmy
Yale
University Settlement
East Side
Big Tom Sullivan
Big Tim
Reynolds
Seth Low
China
East
Lions den
New Y mix
Republic Acs
Roosevelt
Hearst
Armstrong
Platt
Odell
Gov. Higgins
President meddling in New York politics sparks debate
The piece rails at presidential interference in state races, praising Parsons and Governor hopefuls while criticising Hughes Choate and McClellan. It argues Herrick as the logical Democratic nominee and notes Hearst’s looming shadow, with Republicans avoiding ire at the incumbent’s tactics.
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Arthur
Folger
Parsons
Washington
Odellite
Reynolds
New York
Jimmy Wadsworth
Hughes
Pess
Choate
Chote
McClellan
Europe
Murphy Camp
Tammany
Judge Herrick
Herrick
Hearst
The $2,000,000 New Theater and Society Display
The piece discusses a proposed two million dollar New Theater by Carrere and Hastings, planned on a little over an acre with a grand staircase and elevators. It asserts society will use the venue like the Metropolitan and Paris Opera House, with 46 boxes owned in perpetuity, serving as social display for the era's affluent.
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New York
Paris Opera House
Carrere & Hastings
Garnier
Stock Exchange
Metropolitan Opera House
Metropolitan
Lyric’art
Hammerstein
New Opera House
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