The Last Confederate of Liberty and a Soldier's End
In a Vermont house, General Gerald Seaton meets an old comrade Stephen Wilson who arrives with crucial truth about loyalty amid the American fight for independence. Seaton contemplates duty as his son Robert awaits revelations and the fate of Lilian Eastcourt.
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Burther Hill
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Lillian
Jacob Eastcourt
Lil- Han
Gentle Eyes Amid Samoa War Camps
A visiting American writes from Apia describing Mataafa's army after a throne dispute clash. He notes peaceful camp scenes with wives and children, mats hiding arms, and Tom tom music. A white flag from a resident halts fighting to rescue two horses, then hostilities resume.
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Apia
Mataafa
Talofa
Death of Corn Microbes
An article discusses corn plants and pedual pain linked to a corn bacillus named Bacillus diabolicus. A monk from La Trappe is credited with identifying the organism, promising future destruction and a sanitized, cautionary tone about the pest’s threat to humanity.
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Weather Extremes Struck Salt Lake City Region
While the eastern states faced extreme heat near 100 degrees, Salt Lake City and surrounding areas endured frost severe enough to wipe out nearly all growing vegetable crops.
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Salt Lake City
Women Railway Guards In Italy Seen As Breakthrough
The piece notes women workers staffing railway points and crossings in Italy, seen as a progressive development in gender roles within the industry. It recounts a literary anecdote about Robert Louis Stevenson and an American magazine editor, illustrating memory and recognition across decades.
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Stevenson
New York
America
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Street Railway Profits Hit Million in 1893 Chicago
The Chicago street railway system netted over a million dollars above normal income in 1893 and posted banner day receipts of 37 500. The rest of the snippet reflects miscellaneous humorous commentary and gossip from the period.
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Must Women Suffer Remedy Ad From Greenpoint
An unknown reader from 148 Freem Street Greenpoint Brooklyn writes of using a Vegetable Compound with great success after nearly a year of hysteria depression and limb pain. She reports significant relief and better spirits following the remedy.
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