Pirates at Sea Battle Push Toward Treasure Ship Clash
In a vivid afternoon amid Hispaniola approaches the James and a Spanish treasure ship, Murray guides a boarding raid as O'Donnell and his daughter are sought. Robert and Peter join the fight, clashing with pirates and Spaniards as the ships reel under cannon fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coupean
Santiesima Trinidad
James
Robert
Royal James
Peter
Colonel O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Murray
Grand Canyon Marvel of Peace and Beauty
A vivid Christian Science Monitor reflection describes a tranquil morning view of the Grand Canyon. The author contrasts expectations of bold colors with a soft, pale palette, noting truncated peaks, azure crowns, and a peaceful, wind swept walk along the rim into an inviting, quiet cavern.
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Grand Canyon
Marvel of
Peace
Walla
Arizona
Sante Claws in feet Harte's as Cleese Came to Mmyson's Bar
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Christmas custom at a bar with Harte and Cleese referenced. Readable names and place are uncertain. The text hints at a festive event but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Sante
Harte
Cleese
Mmyson's
Butier and the Showman's Servant in Anecdote Tale
James Agate recounts the story of Butier and Holland who served the late actor Richard Mansfield. Holland feels his service to the actor was a mistake and reflects on Mansfield’s personality and era. The piece highlights personal doubts and the era of stage life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Agate
Showman
Butier
Holland
Richard Mansfield
Bearte
Agate
Acter
Mansfield
Great-Uncle O Donnell Mediates Raid On Treasure Ship
In a brutal boarding of the Santissima Trinidad, pirates kill several aboard as Murray and Peter witness. Don Ascanio de Hurto y Costa, captain, refuses surrender while Colonel O Donnell negotiates for quarter and safety of survivors. The Spanish crew is confined as the treasure voyage proceeds.
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Jean
Murray
James
Mena
Hispaniola
Porto Rico
Porto Bello
Diege
Santo Dofinge
Peter
Mizzin
Santiesime Trinnidad
Cedis
Santissima Trinidad
O'Donnell
Dion Ascanio de Hurtado Y Costa
Ascanio
O Devonell
Santiosime Trinidad
Senate approves navy air expansion bill for nearly 100 million
The senate passed the navy air expansion bill authorizing about 100 million dollars for aircraft purchases over five years. The measure, approved after house action and before conference, aims to raise Navy aircraft from 638 to 1,600 planes and includes two 6 million cubic foot airships and a small metal clad airship for experiments.
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Washington
Naval Aviation
Senate
House
Navy
Coolidge
Wilbur
Thatcher bill seeks 1.125 million for Kentucky veterans hospital
The house veterans committee reports the Thatcher bill to authorize a 1.125 million dollar appropriation for a Kentucky veterans bureau hospital with 20 patient accommodations. Thomas B. Brown, 46, a Washington real estate operator, was arrested for murder after the fatal shooting of Frances Voegere, 35, a treasury department clerk. The Inland Waterways Corp. purchase of the Hrodie barge line for the upper Mississippi between St. Louis and Minneapolis and St. Paul is approved by Secretary of War Davis. Amazon valley rubber growth could meet world demand with disease protection, says JAen R. Weir of the Agriculture Department. Benjamin Garnett, 79, a totally blind Civil War veteran of Salem, Kentucky, receives back pension money totaling 7,435 dollars after years on the pension roll.
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House Veteran's Committee
Veterans’ Bureau
Kentucky
Thomas B. Brown
Washington
Frances Voegere
Treasury Department
Inland Waterways Corporation
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Davis
Tut
Benjamin Garnett
Salem
French Debt Faces Senate Fight Over Ratification
The French debt measure moves to the Senate with a bitter ratification struggle likely. A key vote in the House failed 202 to 0 to send it back to committees, as opponents plan to attack terms liberalism that spread payments over two years in annual installments from 30 million up to the full amount with interest.
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Senate
Ways and
House
Oldest Kentucky Woman Celia Carter Dies at 117
Mrs Celia Carter died at Ringos Mill Fleming County about 50 miles north of Lexington aged 117. A native of West Virginia she was believed to be the oldest white woman in Kentucky according to relatives.
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Lexington
Celia Carter
Kentucky
Ringos Mill
Fieming County
Here
West Virginia
Bayer Aspirin Proven Safe by Millions for Pain Relief
Advertises Bayer Aspirin as genuine when a Bayer Cross appears on package or tablets. Claims safety proven by millions and physician prescription history of over twenty five years. Promotes unbroken Bayer packaging with directions and small boxes priced cheap. Drug gists sell bottles of 24 and 100 tablets.
Not a News Item
The excerpt appears to be a humorous dialogue about a personified gird lowering her voice when asking for something and raising it if not granted. The text lacks identifiable people, organizations, places, or events to summarize as a newspaper item.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio Adverts Our Skin Cleansing Trio
An advertisement touts the Cuticura Toilet Trio for daily skincare. It promotes Soap Ointment and Talcum as essentials to cleanse purify soothe heal and powder with perfume for an everyday toilet table.
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Arthur D. Howder
Martin
Henner
Spain
Coupeau
O'Donnells
England
Flitnt
John Sliver
Bill Bones
London
Coupene
Santo Domingo
James W . King
Saunders
Gulf
Christian Science
O'Don
Nell
Navy Air
O. K
Washington Briefs
Amazon Valley
Jaen R. Weir
Department of Agriculture
Bridge
Mr. Gramp
UL Lincolm
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