Hidden passage frees captives in Mexican chapel
In a night of peril, Molas Luisa and companions escape through a panel into the blue dungeon. Don Pedro and allies uncover a hidden chapel where Zibalbay and his daughter are bound. a tense encounter with torture threats unfolds as rescuers plan a dawn rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxhaven
Molas
Ognisa
Bone
Luisi
Xetret
Fon ii
Zibalbay
Dor Jase
Don Jose
Don Smith
Don Pedro
Jose
Ignatie
Densonio
Dom Pedro
Tim
Josey
Aphour
Gaia
Laisa
SOS Navy
Buisa
Luisa
Jon Jose
Don Vedro
Moses
Jesse
Ecpacenge
Senor
Escape From Mexican Hacienda Ambush in Forest Flight
In a perilous chase, Tam and Molas free Maya and Don Pedro after a violent pursuit by Jose Moreno and allies. The hero defeats the attacker, and the group escapes through chapel, window, and a hidden forest route toward a concealed refuge.
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Ignatio
Tam
Molas
Jose Moreno
Senor
Jose Morena
Svith
Jose
Don Jose
Don Pedro
Zibalbay
al Molas
Maya
Pedro
Lalti
Zibaibay
European fashion notes on evening dress changes
The Galy Requisite discusses how what is called evening dress for men in the United States and England differs in Europe where the swallow-tail coat and white cravat define formal wear. It highlights regional variations in attire and the evolving standards of menswear across continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Unwarranted Murders by Guerrilla Forces Described
Eyewitness reports recount brutal acts by bands led by Col. Molina and Colti de Garcia. Villagers including Mateo Martinez and Frederico Muentes endure torture, executions, and desecration as Spanish soldiers raid homes and carry out punitive violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis’ de’ “Olvera
Caliméte
Mateo Martinez
Tomingntl
Senora
Martinez
Belizirio Nodarize
Col. Molina
Bruno
Belizario
Colti de Garcia
Molina
San Jose de Los Ramos
Frederico Muentes
Fuentes
Maza
Cascajal
Caascajal
Garcia
Heutenant
Leutenant
Gareth
Hal
Mergeant
VETO OVERRIDDEN IN SENATE ON RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
The Senate, by 56 to 3, overrode the president's veto on the river and harbor bill following a four hour debate. Negative votes came from five Democratic senators Bate Chilton Hill Smith and Vilas. Supporters included West Sherman Pettigrew Berry Stewart Rawley and Butler. Pettigrew called veto power a relic of the past and condemned the president's oath and use of patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Messrs. Bate
Chilton
Hill
Smith
Vilas
West
Sherman
Pettigrew
Berry
Ark
Stewart
Nev
Rawley
Conn
Butler
N.C
Vilas, Bate
Will
New York
Death of Ozora P. Stearns Minnesota Judge Dies in California
Death announced by San Diego telegram of Ozora P. Stearns longtime Minnesota figure born in De Kalb New York. He moved to Minnesota as a child, worked through college, and supported Lincoln in 1860. He served in the Ninth Minnesota Volunteers and led the Thirty-ninth United States Colored Troops before serving as a U.S. senator and Eleventh district judge.
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Stearns
Minonesota
Duluth
Minn
San Diego
Cal
Ozora P. Stearns
California
de Kalb
St. Lawrence County
Issa
Minnesota
Lincoln
Minnesota’volunteers
Thirty-ninth United States, Colored Troops
Nik
United States Senate
Eleventh Judicial District
Ofice
Remarkable Elgin Widow's Long Road to Health
The sketch tells of Mrs. Champion widow of George Champion of Bridgewater and Elgin. After a shipwreck and loss of life in early voyages she rebuilt life in Illinois and then faced fire illness and paralysis. Reading of Dr Williams Pink Pills led her to claim renewed strength and years added to life. The ad promotes Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic available from Dr Williams Med Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
George Champion
England
Bridgewater
America
West
Illinois
Elgin Daily News
Williams
Santa Fe Route Promotes Cripple Creek Gold Region
The Santa Fe Route touts Chicago to Cripple Creek service as the direct through broad gauge line with luxurious cars and fast, low-fare travel. A descriptive illustrated book about Cripple Creek is mailed free on request to GT Nicholson, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, or via any Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Santa Fe
Chicago
Kansas City
Nicholson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
All About Western Farms Lands Corn Belt
An illustrated monthly from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy R A promotes western farm lands. It offers information in a practical way and invites readers to subscribe for one year by sending five cents in stamps to Adams Street Chicago.
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Chicago
Burlington and Quincy R. A
Adams St
Piano and Organ Agencies Seek Reliable Agents
An advertisement seeks trustworthy men to westernly represent Wanxtep and Reliables in all counties lacking representation. Earn money by selling pianos and organs. applicants must have good habits and solid references. Apply at Este' Camp, 233 State St., Chicago.
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Neek
Este’ & Camp
State St
Chicago
Lost Strayed or Stolen at McVicker s Theater Chicago
Announcement for McVicker's Theater in Chicago promoting the comedy with music Lost Strayed or Stolen as the next attraction with seats ordered by mail. Includes miscellaneous items and notices from the period such as short ad snippets and satirical quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McVicker’s Theater
Chicago
Tenet of Catarrh Cure Promises Entire Cure
The article touts a “Catarrh Cure” claimed to be the only positive cure, taken internally and directed at blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation. Proponents urge testimonial letters and offer one hundred dollars for proof, with references to Toledo Ohio and Hall's Family Pills noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyase
Ae Sires
Es Caeser & Co
Toledo
Hall
California Fig Syrup Co
Posters for dollar postage free limited run offer
An offer advertises three poster designs by W. W. Dens on, Ethel Reed and Ray Brown for one dollar postpaid. Limited quantities available. framed as a rare chance for poster enthusiasts. Also notes new Monon Route train service with a sleeper from Chicago to Indianapolis starting June 7.
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W. W. Denson
Ethel Reed
Ray Brown
Ourei
Geo. H. Hear- Fronp
Chi- U, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Old Colony Building
Chicago
Monon
Indianapolis
Indianapoli
Dearborn
Polk Street
City Ticket Office
Clark St
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Vetter
Piano and Organ Agents
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Chicago Tribune
Munich
Fregende Blaetter
Frank Monas
Washington Post
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Arch St. Philo
Bartel
J. Mciuane
Waukegan
JHE Markets
Texas
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Horace
Tus
Layater
Arkansas
Ucter
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Modoc Soap CO
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