Paying a Debt in The Filibusters of Venezuela
Amid floods at the Castle of Salvarez Philip and his leaders search for a hidden traitor. The loss of horses signals an enemy presence as Namampa, the Carib herb doctor, reveals the revived girl is safe and sets Mattazudo on a dangerous quest toward Carib Hill for a secret exchange.
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Salvarez
Philip
Gomez
Don Juan Garza
Orinoco
Francisco
Don Juan
Prue
Jet Ug
Lola Garza
Mattazudo
Namampa
Namiampa
Namapa
Mattazuda
Mattagnoa
Caribs
Carib Hill
Mattazudo Intervenes as Lola Reclaims Escape Plan
Lola Garza awakens in a ruin amid English protector Lord Chugmough and Carib Namampa. He questions the Indian’s story while Lola confirms Mattazudo’s presence explains her abduction. Chugmough confronts Mattazudo, delivering brutal blows and expelling him from the temple as the scene ends.
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Mattazudo
Don Juan
Namampa
Lola
Carib
Chungmough
Lord Chugmecugh
Chugmough
William
Lord Chugmough
Lola Garza
Population trends in Britain and Europe 1901 summary
The article notes Great Britain's population reached 41,454,578 in 1901, up 3,721,656 since 1891, driven by lower death rates and a falling birth rate from 37.56 in 1871 to 31.57 in 1901. It highlights more women than men, emigration effects on Ireland, and contrasts with France, England, and Germany, arguing civilization’s demands fall on men and touching on dowry and rural land division.
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Great Britain
England
France
Germany
Czolgosz Sentenced to Death in Buffalo Trial
The assassin of President McKinley, Leon Czolgosz, was found guilty and sentenced to death in the Buffalo Supreme Court. He confessed sole responsibility, spoke hesitantly under oath, and was led away in handcuffs as a crowd watched in silence.
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Leon Czolgosz
McKintey
Czolgosz
White
McKinley
Titus
Czolgoaz
Mr. Penny
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Czogosz
United States
Justice White
Regan
Court House
Montreal Herald and Star
Powers of Heredity and Odd Ancestral Links
A discussion on heredity contrasts experts views with curious tales. A London gallery visitor learns a portrait matches her direct ancestor and a Southern financier uncovers a letter dated before his birth, suggesting uncanny ancestral ties. The text also includes a court verdict on a presidential assassination.
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London
Miss B
Fewer Strikes Mark June in France
Statistics show France recorded 57 strikes in June, with 306 strikes in the first half of the year. This compares to 475 in the same period of 190? and indicates a decline in working-class discontent.
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France
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Lewis
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