The Tragic Turkeys On A Foul Shipboard Tale
On the steamer Jolior Jay from Rosario to London crew members face dire food shortages and muttered mutiny as Hennessy and others hide two dying turkeys. Captain McTavish orders medicine, and the crew’s fate hinges on a grim, possibly lethal, choice to save the ship and themselves.
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San Nicola
Rosario
London
Cardiff
Las Velie
Liverpool
Mennesey
Renaria
Rocarlo
Cay Tale
Wallidg
Perlit
Henness Y
Henney
Clark
Captain McTay
Hennessy
Alek
Hennesay
McTavish
Captain McTatish
Chirk
Pasaengers
Lenton
Great Stadium Completed for London Olympic Games
London completes the stadium intended for the Olympic Games this year. The venue holds 70 009 spectators and stands as a landmark in the capital.
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London
Kentucky governor vows veto sparks warned civil war
The Kentucky governor threatens to veto the McChord bill banning trust activity in the state. The measure targets the tobacco trade and could force factories to close. A detective story from Anadellville reveals alleged corruption linked to a night-riding faction and jurors. Farmers reject price terms, risking renewed unrest as politics and law collide.
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Alugiats
Everett Willson
Kentucky
McChord
Folubee Trust
Tobacco Trauwers
Mitchemen
Ult
Anadellvittle
Tobacco Trust
DHL
Henay
Tora
Miners Leader John Mitchell Retires After Ten Years
John Mitchell retires after a decade as head of the United Mine Workers of America. Vice President Thomas J. Lewis of Ohio succeeds him. Mitchell plans health recovery, possible Panama investigative offer, and a new labor paper in Indianapolis to pursue industrial peace. He notes gains in union membership, wages, living conditions, schooling, and child labor restrictions.
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United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Thomas J. Lewis
Ohio
Mitchell
Washington
Roosevelt
Panama
Indianapolis
South Carolina Senator Gary claims famous ancestors in Scottish and colonial line
South Carolina Senator Frank D. B. Gary, elected to the U S Senate from South Carolina, traces lineage to Robert the Bruce and John Knox among others. The piece describes his relation to Gen. Mark Gary, a notable Confederate cavalry leader known for profanity and temper, and outlines political shifts during Hampton’s oligarchy and Tillman’s rise. It notes Gary’s pledge not to run next year but hints he may back cousin John Gary Evans for governor.
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Frank DB. Gary
United States
South Carolina
Milan
Robert Hrnce
Scotland
John Knox
The
Presbyterian Church
John Witherspoon
Mark Gary
Wade Hampton
South
Hampton
Lary
Gary
Tillman
Lutler
Frank Gary
John Gary Evans
Will Welcome Fleet To Australia A New Commonwealth
Premier Deakin greets the American fleet visit to Australian ports with warm admiration for the United States and its people. He cites irrigation interest as a path to making inland Australia more habitable and supports a federal council within a federated empire.
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Alltred Deakin
Commonwealth of Australia
Deakin
United States
America
Australia
Canada
Asia
Confederation of Australia
British Empire
Federal Council
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Law and Order
Mountall
Jessen
Mari
Mez de la Rosa
Tebe Ange
Granada
Madrid
Qinin Christina
Tutuan Carabineri
Barnes
Aubrey LE Blond
CTI
Yadrid
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