Filibusters of Venezuela and the Lost Lords Tale
English sportsman Lord Chugmough and his aide William are lost in the Venezuelan forest with a deer and a storm closing in. They seek shelter in a stone ruin as their companions search in vain, a dramatic setup leading toward a new discovery at a ruined temple.
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William
Lord Chugmough
Chugmough Heath
London
New York
Algiers
Australia
Africa
Chugmough
India
England
Orinoco
Cheerway
la Guayra
Caracas
Washington
Bolivar
Castle of
Salvarez
Galloping’ Grace
George
Viscount Elsmere
Galloping Grace
ColPetton
Sir Galloping
Francisco
Pedro Francisco
Pedro
Venezuela
Lord Chigmough
Sir Galloping Grace
Chugnolgh Heath
Rane
The Ruined Temple Wind Fails Lords at Camp
In a rugged scene Lord Chugmough and William face a surprise as horses escape their bounds during a windy night on a hill. The pair decide to walk, with William noting weariness and commenting on the situation as the wind roars.
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Chugmough
William
Gentleman's traits outlined in Thackeray's view
Quote reflects Thackeray on gentleness honesty and generosity as core virtues. It recalls the call to practice these qualities with grace and outward demeanor. The fragment emphasizes character over appearance and wisdom.
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Thackeray
McKinley Assassinated At Buffalo Exposition
President McKinley was shot at the Buffalo Exposition by an anarchist named Fieon Czolgosz. He was wounded but later rested and was moved to the Milburn residence after surgery. Vice President Roosevelt and others hurried to his bedside as news spread.
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Buffalo
Fieon Czolgosz
Pan Sa
Iman
Exposition Hospital
John G. Milburn
Exposition ‘Hospital
Milburn
Burkett
Melvinilew
Remarks by Governor Savage and Congressman Burkett on McKinley Assassination
Nebraskans express deep sympathy for President McKinley and his wife as Governor Savage condemns anarchist violence and calls for lawful punishment. W J Bryan hopes the president survives. Congressman Burkett laments the shock and stresses the nation needs McKinley’s leadership and courage.
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Savage
McKinley
Lincoln
Nebr
William McKinley
Buffalo
Nebraska
Ravage
Jkilgé
W.J. Bryan
Republic
Anarchist Assassin Confesses to Buffalo Shooting
TeoTe Cyolmosz, self described anarchist, signs a six page confession stating he decided three days before and bought the revolver used in the Buffalo shooting. He denies a Confederate connection, shows no insanity, and cites Eminia Goldman and others as influences.
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United States Secret Service
Mhoment
TeoTe Cyolmosz
Assassitts
Goldman
Buffalo
Leopard Attack at Chicago Circus Injures Workers
A leopard escaped from a cage at a Chicago circus near Thirty Fifth Street and Wentworth Avenue. It mauled keeper Frank Ginley and several other circus employees before being subdued.
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India
Chicago
Wentworth Avenue
Frank Ginley
Thomas Dlagerty
Frank: Janes
John Sehwenlin
Train Collision Claims Two Women Near Port Washington
Mrs. Barney of West Bend wife of a fifth district congressman and Mrs. W E Ramsey Sr of Port Washington wife of a former state bank comptroller were killed when their car stalled on the tracks one mile south of Port Washington station as a Northwestern train struck and killed them.
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Barney
West
Bend
Fifth District
W.E. Ramsey, Sr
Port Washington
State Bank
Northwestern
Dangerous Ascent On Grand Combin Reported
Six young Swiss climbers with guide Jenny Williams completed a dangerous ascent of the Grand Combin in Switzerland this year. In Nebraska a sand bank collapse near Peru burying two workers led to deaths including Frank Carey in Burlington Kansas while he was to be married next month.
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Switzerland
Jenny Wiliams
Ned
Anderson
Peru
John Mead
Wiliams
Mead
Frank Carey
Burlington
Kan
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Robert Bonnér
Nere
Nérth
Buffalo, Exposition
Roosevelt and Others
Great Temple of Music
Cortelyoun
McWinley
Cortelyou
Mr. Bryant
Con
Gressman Burkett
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