Namampa and Tempest Cross Paths in the Carib Valley
In the Carib forest Namampa the sage herb doctor and Tempest confront each other as Tempest seeks the truth about Lola Garza’s fate. Namampa claims to have saved Lola by reviving her with a medicinal powder and reveals Mattazudo’s plot, then hands over a horse and departs toward Carib Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coroni
Salvatez
Bridie
Senor
Namampa
Tempest
Philip the
Coron Valley
Salvarez
Orinoco
Jover
Carib
Mattazudo
Philip
King
Macan
Gomez
Lola
Garza
Ag Jack
Another Battle on the Hill in Tempest Adventure
Tempest advances toward Lola as a skirmish erupts near a ruined temple. A dozen Zambos under Matiazydo use ambush, while English defenders led by Chugmough and William fire from a stone fort, aiming to protect Lola from capture.
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Tempest
Lola
Zambos
Mattazudo
Shimeelf
Chugmough
Lord Chugmough
William
Matiazydo
Tempest Dies Defending Lola Garza in Temple Siege
Tempest joins the defenders in a desperate hand to hand charge against Zambos at the temple ruin. Lord Chugmough and William rally to rescue Lola Garza as Tempest heroically fights to protect them before succumbing to his wounds.
Quote from Carlyle on true men and unity in battle
A reflective Carter quote questions whether soldiers, though wearing different uniforms and under diverse banners, share a common struggle against a universal enemy. It warns against intramural conflict and urges solidarity in the face of darkness and wrong.
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Carlyle
Boston fund raise for captive Miss Stone heads toward 100000 goal
Relief effort for Miss Elen M. Styne, captive missionary Miss Stone, seeks at least 100000 dollars with Boston alone expected to contribute over 30000 and mail donations to push total beyond two thirds of the ransom. American board officials report strong support and government aid to secure her release from Turkish brigands.
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Boston
Elen M. Styne
American Board
Miss Stone
American’ Board
Prudential Committee
8. B. Capen
Judson S Smith
Washington
Roosevelt
State Department
Capen
Kansas ranchers expect record forage harvest this year
Liberal Kansas dispatch reports cattlemen anticipate a largest-ever crop of forage and feed stuffs due to late summer rains and heat. Despite drought earlier, rapid plant growth yields abundant feed, with recent frosts not harming lower altitudes. Farmers foresee better prices next season.
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Kansas
Were Equally Guilty
Gus Schultz of Ft. Scott Kansas and his daughter Minnie twenty were convicted by a jury of living together as man and wife. Schultz’s wife died when the girl was seven and she was placed in a child’s institute. Nearly a year ago Schultz found her and induced her to come to his home. She complained and led to his arrest, but by law both had to be prosecuted and one could not be convicted without the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Senor
Philip
Don Juan
Gomez
Mattazudo
Ifé
Nawampa
Tempest
Lola
Namampa
Carib Hill
Chugmough
Mattazido
Zambos
Lola Garza
Garza
Medworth
Lord Chugmough
Crespo
The
Republic
Uncle Sam
William
Lord ‘Chugmough
Empest
Jack Tempest
Jack
Arthur
Jacinta
Gus Schultz
Ft. Scott
Kan
J Minnie
Schultz
Kansas chemist tests gold shale at Trego and Ellis counties
Dr Dan Fahrig of the Philadelphia Commercial Museum, famed for an electric reduction process, has studied the gold shale in Kansas counties Trego and Ellis. He claims the shale yields six dollars per ton and is back in Kansas for further testing.
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Kansas
T Dan Fahrig
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
Trego
Ellis Counties
Vahrig
Philadelphia
Child Injured by Horse Kick In Ainsworth
Five year old child, brother of Miss M Daniels, county superintendent, was badly injured by a kick from a horse in Ainsworth. The child will likely recover but may be disfigured for life.
Ninth Regiment Disaster at Manla Reportedly Attacked by Rebels
Gen Chaffee dispatch details a failed assault on the Ninth Regiment at Manla. About 450 bolomen and 200 attackers from rear and front breached officers quarters, many killed in the mess room. 25 men rallied, Captain Bookmiller may salvage survivors. Three officers and 40 enlisted men killed, 13 wounded, 6 missing, 15 rifles lost. Probable 101 rifles with the company and 25,000 ammunition lost. 95 prisoners released outside Chartel.
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War Department
Chaffee
Washington, D. C
Betron
Presidente
Chartel
Signal
Méti
Bookmiller
James P. Drouillard
Ninth Infantry
Chahfee
World’s Largest Floating Dock To Begin Voyage From Baltimore
A general agreement among insurance firms sets the largest floating dry dock in the world to depart Baltimore on October 15 for a hazardous voyage down the Atlantic through the Gulf and up the Mississippi to its new base at Algiers, Louisiana. The dock, designed by Clark and Stanfield, has a lifting capacity of 17 500 tons and cost over 1 million dollars, surpassing prior warship dimensions.
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A. Washington ‘Dispatch
Baltimore
Atlantic
Gan
Mississippi
Algiers
Admiral Endicott
Clark
Stanfield
Fire at Pittsburg clay works injures six workers
A blaze at the Pittsburg clay pot works in Allegheny caused $280,000 in damage and left six firemen injured on the boiler house roof when a wall collapsed. The incident halted production for months while investigators seek the cause. None of the injured are reported to be fatally hurt.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Allegheny
Famine Strikes Panay Island as Plague Declared
Reports from Tacoma indicate Panay in the Philippines endures famine alongside plague. Capiz records about one hundred thirty starvation deaths. Manila begins a rat control program paying two and a half cents per rat dented to the health board.
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Isle of Panay
Tacoma
Wash
Panay
Philippines
Capiz
Manila
Board of Health
Sugar production estimates by state and crop totals
The report lists beet sugar production for 1901 with California leading at 80,000 tons, Michigan second at 60,000 tons, and Nebraska at 7,000 tons. Total cane sugar production is stated at 700,000 tons, with secretary Wilson noting careful consideration of reports and estimates from leading beet sugar producers.
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Agriculture
Wilson
California
Michigan
Nebraska
JAWHAWKER JOTS Az
The item notes a Topeka hotel proprietor and questions about the meaning of Mr. Sixteen of Independence. It mentions bowling popularity in Atchison and a new pin boys position needed in the valley.
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Igg
Topeka
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Venezuela
Robert, Bonner
Boston Sun
Aye
Elee
Gulf
Balti
Glenogle
Shansi
China
Hsian Fu
Christian Herald of New York
Jawhawker
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