Escape and Slaying Spur Desertion in a Rebel Plot
In a tense scene Salvarez and Jacinta escape their guards by stealth and lethal force. A sentinel is killed with a knife, a window exit is made, and Francisco emerges as a suspected traitor amid suspicions of a mole aiding Salvarez. The group questions how Salvarez obtained the weapon and who betrayed them.
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Salvareg
Salvarez
Gomez
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Francisco
Garza
Namampa the Horn Doctor In Loyalist Escape Scene
Medworth and Tempest strive to save General Salvarez as Lola nears a fatal weakness. Don Juan and his allies face guilt and rising tension as Mattazudo and Namampa loom. Philip and Gomez confront security lapses and move toward the council room to control the unfolding treachery.
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Jacnta
Withrancisco
Salvarez
Jacinta
Medworth
Philip
Namampa
Tempest
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Don Juan
Lola
Gomez
Yomez
Dover
Mattazudo
Muattagzudo
Garza
Rescue in the secret passage amid a dangerous exodus
General Salvarez plans a dangerous escape from a castle across the Orinoco with his wife and daughter safe in a hidden passage. Two Americans vow to guard them while Salvarez seeks aid from Ramana and uses a canoe for a remote crossing before discovery.
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Salvarez
Jacinta
Salvareyz
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Tempest
Republic
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Ramana
Riamana
Medworth
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Orinoco
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Rayvona
Meiworth
Salvares
Ravana
Medaworth
Medwerth
Coroni
Ramona
Lola Dies Amid Secrets in Salvarez’s Fortress
Lola’s fever fades then returns as Namampa and Don Juan tend her in Salvarez’s cavern. Medworth hears Lola is dead and witnesses a quiet burial in the garden while Tempest and Ramon watch, secreted observers unseen by others.
Notre Dame to receive electric lamps in Paris project
The Notre Dame will be supplied with electric lamps in Paris replacing candles. The project costs 90000 dollars.
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Paris
Beholding a Child Questions at Charity Meal
An East Hudson girl at a charity dinner asks hostesses intrusive questions about husbands drinking coal salaries and habits. She explains her mother told her to behave like a lady, and that visiting ladies ask those questions.
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London
Mermaid’s Sea Reasoning Cites Sampson Alibi In Debate
A New York Marine Journal remark praises mermaid logic over ancient knowledge. It notes a mermaid’s confidence that Rear Admiral Sampson could prove an alibi if needed, playfully elevating nautical wit above classical wisdom.
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Sampson
New York Marine Journal
Judge's Swift Ruling Sparks Laughter in Court
A Philadelphia North American note describes a judge new to the bench attempting a learned decision, prompting a laugh from a impulsive young man as a bad break provoked the reaction. The brief item highlights courtroom tension and the rookie judge's earnest effort under pressure.
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Supreme Court
Yaridor
Philadelphia
Costermongers Cheer as Countess Receives Penny Bouquet
A London gathering led by a well known figure featured a coster boy presenting a bouquet to a young girl announced as the countess. The girl, flustered, exclaimed that a market bunch cost only two pence, prompting laughter and the countess receiving the small token with flowers.
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London
Dismoving Experience in a Grim Grocery Note
A garbled note from a local grocery page hints at changes in the store's approach and pricing. The text suggests uncertainty about the market and consumer reaction during the spring season.
Modern Wonder and Suspicious Characters in Aged Fragments
A jumble of 17th to 19th century style lines describes a boastful vaudeville scene, Willie and his penny, a grand stage woman, and a detective narrating a past arrest. It features misheard lines, stage commentary, and a Detroit Tres Press reference.
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Aisy
Ehuhvin
Brand
Detroit Tres Press
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