Filibusters of Venezuela Chapter XIV Summary
A dramatic scene unfolds as Jacinta and Medworth plot escape from conquerors. Salvarez executes a guard at a window, aiding a secret escape through a sliding panel. Suspicion falls on Franciace as the traitor among their circle, with loyalties tested amid a midnight vigil and perilous escape. The narrative centers on danger, rescue, and shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacinta
Ier Tathor
Wranclace
Salvarez
Bates
Medworth
Denise
Rex
Mannor
Tiger
Salyires
Tacinta
Namampa in the castle plot and Lola's danger
General Balwarer’s family remains at risk as Lola's illness worsens and Salvarez plans to flee. Medworth and Tempest uncover a guard’s death, rescue Ramana, and relay Salvarez’s message. Lola dies at last, and her burial is mirrored by watching figures in the garden as the plot continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namampa
Medworth
Tempest
Balwarer
Don Juan
Lola
Philip
Gomez
Salvarez
Mattazudo
Namamba
Ctia XVI
Salvaras
Jacinta
Arthur
Khorance
Salvare
Republic
Ramana
Garib
Ramona
Orinoco
Bolivar
Ravona
Seset
Rayona
Meedworth
Coroni
Salvares
Mattazido
Lolata
Jian
Juan
Hie
Lely
Lely If Gested
Dola
Medworth’s
Salvatez
Phillip
Calenders and calendars save centuries of expense
An 18th century digression notes readers can reuse calendars every twenty years by matching days of week. Solomon Jardixs twelfth century data align with the present century, allowing frugal savers to skip new almanacs. Those preserving nineteenth century almanacs can forego calendars through 221 next century. Life is not long enough for such economies.
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Solomon Jardixs
London Chronicle
Right In the Swim in Philadelphia Lodging Question
An unnamed speaker explains moving to Philadelphia on Chestnut Street and taking lodgings on Spruce Street. A friend confirms the choice as optimal, noting trolley routes on Pine Street and Spruce Street with specific days of service. The exchange captures urban movement and social chatter in the City of Brotherly Love.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Spruce Street
Pine Street
New York Times
Notre Dame Paris Church to Be Lit by Electric Lamps
The Notre Dame church in Paris, which has long been lit by candles, is to be supplied with electric lamps at a cost of 90,000 dollars. Covetousness is never satisfied till its mouth is filled with earth.
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Notre Dame
Paris
Blessing of Beasts Draws Crowd in San Antonio Square
In San Antonio on January 17, residents bring favored animals to a parish square for a blessing led by a priest. The scene features dogs, turkeys, parrots, pigs, and even snakes as onlookers and participants observe the rite amid chanting and ritual procession.
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San Antonio
Mex
New York Tribune
Mexico
Bnt
Unwelcome Visitor Strikes in Quiet English Town
John Philip Sousa recounts a bizarre early morning intrusion at an English hotel where footprints marked furniture and a huge tobacco pipe tumbled from a chimney. The episode ends with a chimney ape and a monkey escaped by the hall alarm, sounding like a scene from Poe.
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John Philip Sousa
Tithe
Hite
England
Lilear Allan Poe
Lif
Alhambra
Vilet
Marin the Rue Morgue
Steel squares from saws forge a 19th century tool trade
Silas Hawes of South Shaftsbury built the first steel square ninety five years ago using worn saws traded for work. He cut the metal into squares and rules, selling for four to six dollars. The practice grew, leading to a patent and a factory on the original site, with the plant expanded over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Hawes
South Shaftsbury
Hawes
Pedder
Playtime of Bachelor Bill by I W Foley
Uncle Bill, a bachelor, entertains children with bears scouts and pirate play. He transforms a quiet room into a pretend ship and warpath, making kids imagine dangers yet endearing affection follows. Mother tucks them to sleep as Uncle Bill returns.
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Bill
I. W. Foley
New York Times
Remarkable Civil War Doctors Turn to Prayer
In the forties George Brickett and Moses Wilson, lifelong friends and Maine doctors, shared college days and a medical heritage. Wilson, known for a wild streak, attended a revival and unexpectedly prayed earnestly. After the service Brickett noted Wilson’s conversion, then Wilson asked with old humor if his prayer had been good.
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George
Brickett
Moses S. Wilson
Maine
New England
George E. Brickett
United States General Hospital
Augusta
Wilson
Lincoln
Eminent Doctors Praise Its Ingredients in Favorite Prescription
The Hellectic Mmprcar Review notes Dr. Fyfe praising Unicorn root Helonias as a key ingredient of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It is said to invigorate the reproductive system and aid backaches, leucorrhea, heat in the kidneys, and menstrual irregularities. Golden Seal root is also highlighted for womb disorders, catarrhal conditions, and general debility.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
Helenias
Fyfe
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Joan M. Scudder
M. D
Cincinnati
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
No Doubt. Money and bachelor quip headline exchange
A humorous exchange contrasts money and bachelorhood. An old advertisement touts a catarrh cure by F. H. Cheney Company of Toledo, Ohio claiming a constitutional remedy with a money-back promise. Additional remarks promote Garfield Tea and health tips.
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Salraves
Gomes
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Toledo
Ohio
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Garfeld
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