Prisoners Amid Venezuela Siege and Hidden Cave Rescue
In the Venezuelan scene Salvarez prepares for a royalist assault after a failed castle strike. Don Juan Garza confronts Ramona and Lola’s capture while Medworth Tempest and Lola uncover a cave hideout. A battle erupts as Jacinta and others are seized and taken to Salvarez Castle.
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Salvarez
Philip
Don Juan
Gomez
Francisco
Mattazudo
Don Juan Garza
Carib’s
Garza
Carib
Ramona
Ramana
Ehita
Medworth
Tempest
Arthur
Lola
Ravona
Ravena
Venezuela
Jack
Jacinta
Pedro Francisco
A Puzzled Spaniard in the Conncil Room
Philip paces in the Conncil Room deep in thought as he gazes through a barred window at Salvarez estate land. Salvarez lies imprisoned among fifty survivors of the battle that toppled the Republic.
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Philip
Salvarez
Republic
Crown Plot Drives Salvatrez Charge Across Orinoco
In a tense council Gomez learns Salvarez is crushed and Philip plans a swift northern push to Caracas. Lola Garza’s fate surfaces as Mattazudo’s betrayal is exposed and Don Juan frets over his daughter’s recovery before Philip’s coronation. Mattazudo is to be executed at 10:30 to secure the queen’s safety.
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Gomez
Venezuela
Philp
Salvarez
Salvarez Himsel
Orinoco
Caracas
Philip
Lola Garza
Garza
Francisco
Don Juan
Mattazudo
Mattazurdo
Beavarians Hosp Doge Bavarians Dog Friendly Munich
In Munich dogs accompany most people in public spaces from trams to cafes and shops. Dachshunds roam calmly with owners, fetch umbrellas, and enjoy beer or coffee, while banks bar pets and keep a porter at doors. The breed is described as intelligent, good-natured, and well behaved.
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Munich
Senator Hoar Quips On Long Sentences In Senate
A Scribner's quote recalls Senator Hoar remarking that only criminals object to long sentences during a discussion about amending Senate rules to allow adjournment motions mid sentence. The remark cites Mr Evarts as a near relative and liberty companion in the debate.
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Evarts
Senate
Senator Hoar
Scribner’s
Gardeners Mind Their Peas and Chinamen Mind Their Queues
A terse historical remark contrasts gardeners tending vegetables with Chinese workers awaiting their turns in line, reflecting xenophobic phrasing and social stereotypes of the period. The line captures attitudes toward race and labor in a satirical or critical context.
Jubilant Uncle Sam Praises U S Trade Surplus and Policy
Uncle Sam, buoyant over a 1.5 billion export surplus and a 176 million treasury balance, lauds rising domestic manufacturing and abroad sales. He cites McKinley and the tariff system, notes reduced taxes, and predicts Congress will back reciprocity while Ohio Republicans defend the platform.
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Caele Sam
Uncle Sam
Porto Rico
Hawaii
China
John Bull
Treasury
Cleveland
McKinley
Republican Protection Congress
Ohio Republicans affirm tariff protection and selective reciprocity
The Ohio Republican convention declares tariff protection to defend American labor and rejects broad revision. President's view aligns with maintaining schedules to avoid mass unemployment, while supporting purely reciprocal trade for non produced goods, shaping party policy.
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Ohio Republicany
Ohio
Indiana wool prices through 1900 compared with tariffs
The piece compares Indiana wool prices from 1897 to 1900 with tariff policy, noting declines from 29.5 to 20.5 cents per pound and arguing the Dingley tariff safeguarded farmers. It cites past highs in 1889 and 1896 and contrasts with South American imports.
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Indiana
Indianapolis News
Bryan
Boston
United States
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Behalf of Business Opposes Tariff Tinkering Warning
The New York Commercial summarises business interests nationwide opposing tariff reopening. It notes two Republican wings split on duties while urging a swift end to debate to avoid delaying vital legislation such as the isthmian canal. It warns business would suffer from acrimonious Congress sessions.
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New York
Republican Party
Isthmian Canal
Standard Oil gains power in Texas reflects party shifts
In a Little RockRepublican column Bryan is urged to compare current trust influence with 1896. The piece notes Standard Oil acquisitions in Texas, claiming politicians and property deals illustrate growing power, while recounting recent legislative confrontation that purportedly sidelined the octopus in a barb wire cage.
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Bryan
Texas
Standard
Oil Company
Real State
Little Rock
Ark
Hartroad Work and Wages in the Nation
Five years ago many railroads were under receivers. Now every railroad faces tax pressure and near forty thousand miles of track are in use this year up from sixteen hundred in 1895. Railroad employees will gain about one hundred million dollars in wages compared with the Gorman Wilson tariff period.
Care and Breeding of Sheep at Farmers Institute
John f Flowat of the Iowa State Farmers Institute discussed sheep breeding and care. He urged using quality stock with known family, proper housing with end doors, ample fresh air, and close supervision during lambing, noting early or late lambing has drawbacks and lambs should be weaned by August. He emphasized careful milking aid for lambs and gentle handling of ewes.
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John F Flowat
Iowa State Farmers’ Institute
England Excludes Our Horses Debate Faces Obstacles
English farmers resist American horse imports claiming risk to home stock though officials found few disease cases. A Hull study found 1600 horses imported with no pink eye or influenza. The debate centers on quarantine. buyers and public interest push to keep imports flowing. Also a note on goats invading meat markets amid unscrupulous dealers mislabeling goat meat as others.
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England
English Department of Agriculture
Board of Agriculture
Hull
G W. Franklin
Chicago
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Har
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