Sheltered in a Flooded Castle Amid Storm's Fury
In a sea cave near a flooded river a Carib healer Namampa tends Lola Garza who is delirious and ill. Lord Chaigmough forces care and vows to guard her as rescuers fight the torrent to reach the hidden passage for Dona Maria and Jacinta. The boat breaks free as Tempest and Medworth strive to save them against raging waters.
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Chug
Senor
Lord Chugmough
Namampa
William
Senorita
Lola Garza
Chugmough
Floodstorm Forces Escape Plan in Underground Caverns
In a storm that floods the Orinoco region, Dona Maria Jacinta Tempest Medworth and Salvarez’s wife and daughter scramble to reach the flatboat near the secret passage. As waters rise, fear grows for Salvarez’s progress and the group weighs a risky exit to safety at the wharf boat.
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Orinoco
Philip of Aragon
Salvarez
Coroni
Dona Maria
Jacinta
Medworth
Tempest
Tempest Faces Rising River In Desperate Escape
Tempest assesses a flood rising to engulf his location. With the water flooding passages and the boat lost, he plans a risky exit using a hidden route and seizing a weapon or horse to flee to higher ground as hours remain before the river overflows.
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Tempest
Medworth
Cam
Tempest Survives Storm to Escape Spanish Castle
Tempest eavesdrops on a council in a flooded fortress as Caribs move on the Orinoco. He steals a knife, frees the artillery horses, and rides into the storm on the last remaining horse, hoping the Turtle returns with rifles and ammo.
Old Scottish Lady Refuses to Stop Tong Sermons
A Scottish tale recounts an old woman hobbling from church one Sunday while a coachman waits. She quips that the minister was finished but refuses to stop when pressed for an end to the sermon.
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Wiliam Long
Kirk
Dune
Charlemagne Sends Silk Gowns in Royal Gift Exchange
A historic note recounts Charlemagne gifting a contemporary king two silken gowns, regarded as highly valuable. The event is described as a notable occurrence in the annals of Charlemagne.
Mourning City Sees Immense Funeral Crowd
The funeral train for President McKinley arrives and lies in state at Buffalo. Eight sailors and soldiers bear the casket to the city hall as tens of thousands file past to view the bier, while Mrs. McKinley endures the service and hopes to assist in Washington. The public viewing extends past midnight with about eighty thousand having seen the remains.
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Buffalo
McKinley
Repubic
Theity Hall
Washington
Washington Funeral Plans For McKinley Change
Officials announced changes to the funeral for President McKinley. Services will begin in the Capitol rotunda Tuesday morning with a state lying in state, then a funeral train will depart Washington Tuesday evening for Canton, where the body will rest at home per Mrs. McKinley’s wishes. the schedule will shift accordingly. Message signed by key federal department leaders.
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Washington
President McKinley
McKinley
Canton
Capitol
White House
Jonn Fay
Lon: Roor
Jonun D. Lona
Navy
Henry Bo FL McFarland
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Torrence elected commander in chief of G A R
Comrade Torrence of Minneapolis was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic by unanimous vote at the convention. General Sickles withdrew as a candidate for police chief, leaving the Torrence Stewarts faction to influence the result. The officers’ election was the convention’s sole business.
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Cleveland
Dispatch
Sickles
Torrence
Stewarty
Minneapolis
G. Alr
Torrance
Wagener
Car inspector crushed in Burlington yard accident
Arnold a car inspector in the Burfington railroad yards at Lint holn Nebraska was crushed under a moving switch engine Saturday morning. He had left the lower rooms in the yard lattice to watch the tracks when the engine passed the office area and struck him, mangling his lower body and legs. He was removed to the yard office, where he died about thirty minutes later.
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Wdwin'o
Arnold
Burfington
Lintholn
Neb
Frank Goff Dies by Self Inflicted Wound in Kansas
The remains of Frank Goff, son of Mr and Mrs Dad Goff of Nebraska City, were interred in Nebraska City after he died by cutting his throat with a piece of tin while temporarily insane in Wichita Kansas. He had been away from home returning on his way back to Nebraska City.
Roosevelt Takes Oath In Buffalo After Quick Flight
Theodore Roosevelt, elevated after President McKinley’s death, arrived in Buffalo and recited the constitutional oath at 3 30 P M in Ansley Wilcock’s library after a perilous journey from the northern woods. He assumed full duties the moment the late president died.
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Theodore Roosevelt
American Republic
McKinley
Buffalo
Tieurtrot
North Woods
Fler
Presiderd
United States
Ansley Wilcock
Earrlier
Farmer fires barn and home in Germfinsk incident
Near Germfinsk Michigan farmer Lupton resisted a crowd with a shotgun and set his barn and house ablaze after moving hay, vehicles, and livestock to safety. He fled to the woods and was later found by a search party. he has a wife and family.
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Lupton
Germfnsk
Mich
Nahi
Stack
Lynchings Reported in Wickliffe Kentucky Jail
News from Cairo says a mob of black men broke into Wickliffe jail and hanged three prisoners Low ard Reed and Ernest Harrison to a cross-beam in John McCauley's mill. They were accused of murdering Wash Thomas on the railroad track and robbing the corpse. The trio reportedly confessed before the mob.
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Cairo
Wickliffe
Rank Loward
Sam Reed
Fernest Harrison
John McCauley
Wash Thomas
Thomas
Arrest of Eight Anarchists Tied to Mafin Network
A Marseilles dispatch reports the arrest of eight anarchists, Italians and Spaniards, including Prudenti, a leading Mafin figure and ally of Bresei and Caserio. Other arrests occur on arrival at Rheims. They are held until the Russian Emperor departs. Warships reach Dunkirk as visitors flood the town. The Emperor Nicholas reportedly abandons a Paris visit.
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Marseilles
Prudenti
Bresei
Caserio
Rheims
Dunkirk
Manua
Nicholas
Paris
Identify a Dead Man in Rapid City Tragedy
An intoxicated man named Clark from Gettysburg South Dakota was run over by a freight train in Deadwood South Dakota near Pluma eight days earlier. He traveled from Pierre seeking work as a cook and had written a letter to his wife claiming sobriety. His body was cut to pieces and found two hours later. It was believed he was merely a tramp.
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Aurlington
President McKinley Left Estate Heading to Mrs McKinley
The will of President McKinley was executed before his shooting. It leaves the bulk of the estate to Mrs McKinley. The exact value cannot be stated, but it is believed to be substantial though not a large fortune.
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McKinley
Peach Trees Destroyed In Ohio Peach District
The Ohio agricultural department ordered destruction of thousands of peach trees near Athens Ohio after an inspection found San Jose scale infestation. The order targets one of the state’s largest peach districts with many orchards facing total destruction.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio” Agricultural Department
San’ Jose Reader
Phe
Strike Settlement Rumor at Wittsburg
Rumor says President Shaffer of the amalgamated association and several advisors left Wittsburg for New York possibly to settle the strike with steel interests. The report cites no official action and details remain unconfirmed.
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Wittsburg
Shaffer
New York
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