Strange Story of a Heart Temple Crisis and Flood
An old manuscript tale recounts Nahna revealing her father Mattai's plot to seize power through Maya and a white man. The council condemns Maya, Ignatio, and Zibalbay, as Tikal kills his infant by falling into a sacred pit, triggering a flood that destroys the sanctuary and reveals a hidden door as dawn reveals the city awakening to disaster.
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Conrinven
Tikal
Maya
Mattai
Heart
Dimas
Jords
Thad
Mayan
Weaven
Tikaliat
Afaya
Tural
Lre
Zibalbay
The
Rangers
Mays
India
Maya Heread
Renain
Mara
Nahna
Ilere
Jake
Lidin
Ignatio
Officers
Council of the Heart
White Man
Wanderer
Brethren of the Heart
Sewor
Tilsal
Ile
Porbear
Ignatic
Ileaven
Naya
Pyramid
Maya and Sop Face Charged Truce Debate in Council
In a tense council scene Dimas asks Maya and the strangers to respond to an awful charge against Sop. The group hesitates before Maya declares a truce, explaining they were compelled to choose the actions that led to the deed.
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Dimas
Maya
M. i
The Golden City of the Heart Is Vanished Forever
Maya laments the ruin of the City of the Heart as floods engulf the pyramids and towers. Survivors recount the catastrophe to Indians while Maya confesses sin and fate as the last royal blood of the Indian princes dies with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maya
Sewor
Indialand
Island of the Heart
Moly Lake
Dox Pedro Moreno
Forsit
Ememlds
Afaya
Fire kills many in Benton Harbor opera house collapse
A midnight blaze at a four story Benton Harbor opera house buries 135 men as a wall crashes down. Dozens injured many fatally including St. Joseph figures Frank Watson Edward Genges Arthur Hill and John Hoffman among the dead and wounded.
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Frank
Wratson
Edward H. Genges
Arthur ¢. Hill
Seaver
Robert Rolfe
St.Joseph
John Hoffman
Thomas ‘Widd
Woodsey
Will
Melten
Scott
Rice
Louis Hoffman
Benton Arbor
John A. Crawford
Benton Harbor
Frank Paget
Will Freund
St. Joseph
Jack McCormick
Opera House
Frank Watson
Arthur Hill
Lynching at Glencoe Minnesota after verdict
Glencoe Minnesota September 7 Charles Dingmars and Dorman Musgrove were hanged from a railroad bridge by about 100 McLeod county citizens in protest of a jury verdict that Musgrove receive life imprisonment. Sheriff Rogers died in June after being shot during pursuit. The lynching occurred despite militia intervention and the pair were moved to St Paul jail.
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Glencoe
Minn
Charles Dingmars
Dorman Musgrove
Rogers
McLeod County
Musgrove
Minnesota
Cingmars
North Dakota
Aarmer
Tt Rogers
Hogers
Gov. Cleugh
St. Paul
Business outlook brightened by gold imports and events
St. G Dun and Co notes rising confidence amid heavy imports easing monetary anxiety. Statements describe political events as watched, factories closing for lack of work, and renewed speculative purchases in pig iron wool and other materials. Prices show slight upward turn for Hodnutse in the same period.
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New York
St. G. Dun &.Co
Trad
Pink Pills Testimonial From Bussey Iowa Woman
A Bussey Iowa notice presents Anna Elliott wife of W A Elliott owner of the Commercial Hotel giving a testimonial for Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She recounts long debility headaches dizziness and relief after using the pills over two years and mentions a kidney case improvement. An affidavit confirms the statement as true.
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Banner
Bussey
Iowa
Anna Elliott
W. A. Ellliott
Ding
Commercial House
Dr. Willams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Lever
Cad
Elliott
Gosprl
Lowa
Maron
Brster
Jona
Marion
A. D
Tress and Macduffs Hens Named In Quirky Exchange
A poultry farmer calls a group of hens Tress while a visitor jokes they are Macduffs because they always lay. The remark highlights humorous branding of farm birds.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters touted as preventive remedy
An advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as the best immediate relief for malarial poison and a remedy for liver congestion constipation and inactive kidneys. It claims the tonic aids dyspepsia nervous debility and rheumatism with forty years of demonstrated efficacy. A concluding quip contrasts a man who cuts off his nose with a boy who has just learned his lesson.
In Mizzonia era at BMcVicker's Theater Chicago
I M and Joseph Holland staged a repertoire after In Mizzonia including A Social Highwayman and two new plays. The piece featured dramatic lines and advertising blurbs for Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Resorer and Piso’s Cure. Miscellaneous notes mention antiquated names and a coachman scene from Fliegende Blaetter.
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Bmcvicker’s Theater
Chicago
Mizzonia
I. M
Joseph Holland
Slumson and Dobson Exchange Light Banter on Weight
Dialogue shows Slumson teasing Dobson about gaining weight while Dobson jokes about losing it after buying a wheel, highlighting casual rural humor and character dynamics.
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H. Rider Haggard
Jane
H. Riter Haggard
Basily
Abs
W. Brrtox
Percetary
Dr. Williams
St. Vitus
Schenecady
California Fig Syrup Company
Tracner
Tommy
Noah
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
James
Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt
St. Louis
Ewe
Emile
Union Station
United States
Pobl
Railway Mail
Omaha
Fast Mail
Burtington Company
Sam
Coates
Uncle Sam
Tuton Pacific
Chicago Tribune
Bae Wee
Essawersesee
Minnesota Bakers
Buiter—Creamery
Dr. Kline
Kase
Philo
Fliegende Blaetter
Piso
Cire
Raten Enixe
Wil Hamsport
Wire
Hall
Price Tic
Dobson
Deel
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Safe Cure
ST. John’s College
Fordham
N.Y
Jesuit Fathers
U.S. A. Omicer
Ceria Ago
Lake Forest University
Trcaan W. Bhophy
State Street
Stark Brothers
Ouistanamo
Rockport
Bliss CO
Gse
G. Marky
Oakland
Bax
Yucatan
Opiuk
M.woolley
Atlanta
AN. Kaa
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
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