St. Marc Pursues Irene in Mexican Setting
Irene confronts a person she fears is her father in a tense room as St. Marc reveals his disguise and claims the girl. Mendrid bursts in to confront the man who has followed Irene from a distant past, while Cassandra and Maysandra react with fear and recognition.
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Howard
Arone
Irene
Jacar Nanpa
Cassandra
Clarence
Maysandra
St. Starc
St. Marc
Mendrid
Antonio St. Marc
Trene Faces Forced Marriage as Calypso Reveals Truth
Irene confronts a grim fate as Antonio St Marc forces her into marriage with San Benito. Calypso the Wanderer arrives, revealing St Marc murdered her husband and stole her child, while Captain Clarence Howard exposes the truth and Irene’s mother steps forward.
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Irene
Sto ‘Mare
St. Mare
Calypso
Marc
Spain
Clarence Howard
Tudel
Elsims
Clarence
Captain Howard
Calypso the
Fate and battles seal fates amid war and shipwrecks
A narrative recounts deaths and resignations of a beleaguered group, then a joyous postwar revival as heroes like Captain Howard wed and peace dawns with the Stars and Stripes over Montezuma. An urgent ship calamity follows as the Agra sinks, animals and men reacting to imminent disaster.
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Gassandra
Peter
Irene
Howard
Montezumas
Irene Alone in Room As St Marc Promises Return
An enigmatic scene unfolds with Irene in her room as St Marc announces he will return in an hour. A crack is fixed on a girl who reminded someone, adding tension and mystery to the moment.
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St. Marc
Tero Little Snobs
An English anecdote contrasts visible rank and real courtesy. In a railway carriage the Duke of Argyll and the Duke of Northumberland chat with a small commercial drummer. At Alnwick Junction the Northumberland exits with servants, prompting the drummer to gasp at the presumed swell. The Duke of Argyll reveals the true identity, noting the irony of friendliness from a titled man to “two little snobs.”
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Duke of Argyll
Duke of Northumberland
Alnwick Junction
Duke of
Old Bob and Pete the coon dog tragedy tale
A Detroit Free Press account recounts an old-time Black man Bob and his coon dog Pete. During a hunt a coon battles back, Pete is felled by Bob’s ax by accident, and Bob laments Pete’s death while vowing to keep caring for other coon dogs.
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Bob
Pete
Coons
Gawegy
Pete Will Allus
Coon
Detroit Free Press
Pan-American Exposition Promises Grandeur and Progress
The Pan American Exposition, hailed as the first great public event of the Twentieth Century, showcases progress with electric towers, fountains, 125 sculpture groups, and staff buildings. It emphasizes artistic color, lighting, and harmony, with over 500 decorative pieces and a 409 foot Electric Tower. Visitors will see displays from 33 acres of courts, pools, and fountains, as exhibits travel from the Western Hemisphere. Grounds lie in Buffalo near Delaware Park, spanning 350 acres. gates open May 1st and run for six months at an estimated cost of about 10 million dollars.
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Esplanade
Karl Ritter
United States
Buffalo
Delaware Park
Exposition Grounds
Life Saving Politeness in Japanese Plague Case
A Japanese doctor, Doctor Aoyama, nearly dies of plague as politeness and patriotism sustain him. A nurse feeds him liquid nourishment by toasting to the Mikado, appealing to his honor and duty until he accepts and regains strength.
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Aoyama
Artisan Massman Secures $2000 Year Five Year Contract
Aloysius Massman, a Louisville artisan formerly of Cincinnati, is tied to a long running contract begun in 1898. He receives $259.00 monthly under terms that require no actual labor, paid by firms in the country.
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Louisville
Aloysius’ ‘Massman
Cincinnati
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Falen
Martin San Genito
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Trene
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Ceylon
Agra
Cassell
Gea Matt Ca
Princess Maud and
Prince Carl
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