Paris to London pursuit ends with Saxon sighting
Steele traces Saxon through Paris and London aiding a tense chase. A mistaken identity at a Paris hotel leads to a stake in Genoa and Milan as Duska tests resolve. A gallery reveal shows stolen paintings tied to Marston, while a Venice Campanile tribute closes the segment.
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Notre Dame
Paris
Elysee Palace
Steele
Monsieur Saxon
London
Paria
Monsieur
Saxon
Duska
America
G@axon
Pall Mall
Trafalgar Square
Strand
Cecil
Savoy
Fleet Street
Law Courts
Bob
Branker
Milan
Kentucky
Frederick Marston
Paxt
Marston
St. John
Resurrection of the Campanile Dedication in Venice
Venice celebrated the April 25 dedication of the rebuilt Campanile on the old site after the 1902 collapse. Delegations from across Italy attended as gondolas glided along the Grand Canal to Piazza San Marco. The Patriarch blessed the tower, bells rang once more, and 3000 Italian schoolchildren sang Mameli’s hymn amid festival lights.
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Venice
Metropolitan Tower
Madison Square
Old Campanile
Adriatic
Campanile
Europe
Argosies
Holy Land
New York
Italy
Joseph Pennell
Grand Canal
Piazzetta
Mike Paean
Buoys and Channels Explained by the Lighthouse Board
The article details buoy types and meanings used in U.S. navigation. It explains day marks and night marks, district supervision, and color codes red and black indicating channel sides. Mammoth buoys mark distant approaches while horizontal stripes signal obstructions and fog bells advise navigation.
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Lighthouse Board
United States
Maine
Florida
New England
Greatest Duel Ever Fought In Madrid 1813
A legendary 1813 duel in Madrid pits Jean Louis against Giacomo Ferrari before an army of spectators. The French master defeats multiple Italian foes in a dramatic sword contest that ends with Louis remaining undefeated, ending the feud between regiments and earning royal praise.
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Madrid
Plaza de Toros
Alfonso
Bombita
Roe
Drawi Gate
Sabaone
Nijinsky
Thut
Inger
Jean Louis
Giacomo Ferrari
Talian
Tal
Jan
Giacomo
Jean Lovis
Aemen Anad Regiment
An Lovis Goa
Ministry of War
Siam Tobacco Industry Lets Native Leaves Shine
In Siam most tobacco is consumed domestically with exports totaling 10,267 pounds valued around $500,000. Local leaves are prized for fine texture and could compete with foreign tobacco if cured by modern methods. Leaf processing involves sun-drying after dark storage and folding, then cross sections are prepared for consumption. Native tobacco is also mixed with areca nut and betel leaf for chewing, while imported tobacco is not used for this purpose.
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Siam
Hong Kong
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