Duel and intrigue around the El Dorado mine continues
A tense scene unfolds with Captain Arthur Tyndall and Colonel Harlan arriving at a perilous plot involving the El Dorado mine. Pauline Westerly and Senorita Lopez confront the Mexican heiress as schemes to seize control unfold, with threats of forgeries and rival loyalties surfacing. The meeting sets the stage for further confrontations as Verbal duels turn physical in a danger-filled frontier saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harlan
Britton
Sevy Farms
John Freesinmens
Joun Futzaimmons
Cylon
Arthur ‘Tyndall
Her Majesty's Dragoons
Harlan
Joanite
Lopes
Goth
Wass
Senor Manuel
Per
el Dorado
O Viet
May Taek
Securita Lopea
Mexico
Pauline
Westerly
Senorita
Senor Danvers
Regin
Pauline and a mysterious plot in the old city
A narrator recalls a convoluted tale involving Pauline of New York and a forged note drawing her abroad. Suspect schemes unfold with Mexican and Spanish implications. The plot centers on a retired park rendezvous for a firing of explosive weapons, ducted by military officials and a surgeon as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beri
Pauline
New York
Belet
Secora County
Viol
Eerth
Tor
Bert P
Cakpalocus
Ely
Bob
Montezumas Chapter Opens With Crossed Paths In New York
Misa Pauline Westerly of New York meets a quietly regal Mexican woman at the door of a grand New York establishment. The encounter thrusts Pauline into a swift, transformative vision of the land of the Montesumas as the two women converse in a restrained, charged exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Pauline Westerly
New York
Dora
Chialt
Warree
Wonder
Westerly
Hartight
Sirimore Pantegime
Mexico
Desert heat and visions in Sahara tales and Alaska gold
A fragmented slice of travel and lore contrasts Sahara heat with mirages and caravan life then shifts to a tale of a young woman's steadfast virtue. It also reports Alaska's gold output and mining values for 1900 to 1908, noting regional totals and projections from Tacoma Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeret
Nowe
Tenata
Intel
Alaska
Ite Tote
Tacoma
Twenty Years of It Kidney Pills Cure Story
Emaciated by diabetes and kidney troubles, Henry Soule of Ham Mondeport recalls severe symptoms from years past. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills, he says he improved eight years ago and has remained well since. The advertisement notes the pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Soule
Cobbley
Hammondeport
Dean
Harkarde
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Sores on Hands Cured by Cuticura Ointment
Mrs A E Maurer of 849 State St Chicago says she suffered long with hand sores. Three doctors failed to help. after using Cuticura Ointment her hands peeled, sores disappeared, leaving skin smooth, while she continued work in the ryehouse. July 1, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutiura
A. E. Maurer
State St
Chicago
Health Advice and Patent Remedies From a Fragmented Ad Page
A garbled OCR fragment discusses digestion and strength, claiming food converts in the stomach and bowels to sustain the body, warning of starvation and weakness. It cites Health advice from various unnamed sources and promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children with a Long advertisement heading, ending with a quip about a waiter as a chap who learns by waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ache
Tpillis Pas
Guichen
Howl
Ted SH
Cote
Pierce
Stevo Matai
Mother Gray
New York
Suipple Frey
Olmsted
Lottoy
Coupon Offer Promises Grape Tonic Cure for Constipation
A garbled ad promotes Mulls Grape Tonic as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It urges sending a coupon to receive a free trial bottle and claims to remedy digestive issues, headaches, skin problems, and more, touting quick relief despite the dubious wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis
Mises
Splendidly barbarous Moscow sights described in prose
The passage roams through Moscow landmarks from the Red Gate and the Savior of Smolensk to the Kremlin and Ivan the Great tower. It paints color saturated domes, mosaics, and imperial galleries, calling Moscow Russia’s Holy of Holies and Kubla Khan’s Xanadu in a lyrical, historical travel voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Semarcand
Bokhara
Mery
Kubla Khan
Xanadu
Kolokol
Nand
Archangel Michael
Krevin
George
St. Vladimir
de Stael
Kremlin
Russia
Medtek Owreme
Resolutions and a New Year’s Resolve Echoing Tales
The passage recalls Senator Beveridge forecasting a bright year and recalls a joke about New Year resolutions. It notes how a New Year’s effort often fades, while coal demand for U S railroads mills and manufactories remains high. It cites Pennsylvania railroad system coal use and rising domestic demand with figures for coke and cami s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Ste
Seel Mill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lord Kintere Noted as Finest Shot in Scotland
The Lord Kintere, long serving government whip in the House of Lands and commander of the yeomanry, is praised as one of Scotland’s finest marksmen. The note compares him only to his close associate Lord Southesk, with mention of Harmaworth Coat of Arma. The London Daily News comments on Harneworth’s arms, calling the choice cynical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Kintere
House of Lands
Emernor
Lord Farwalting
Scotland
Lord Southesk
Harmaworth
Arma
Londo Daily News
Harneworth
Bee
la Fodette
Wisconsin
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Oldest Washington Indian Quinck Dies Near 120
Quinck, touted as the oldest Indian in the West, reportedly died on the Satsop in Washington a few days ago. Details on his exact age were unclear, but settlers who knew him fifty years prior recalled him as an older man, peaceful and allied with whites. He was a citizen with voting rights and owned a home on the Satsop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinck
Satsop
Washington
Pain in the Joints Promising Rheumatism Cure Credited
A 1910s style advertisement notes rheumatism begins with joint pain and swelling and can affect the heart. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the cure, recounting Mrs. I T Pitcher of Newark New Jersey and her husband Mr Pitcher, a veteran, praising the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.T. Pitcher
Monmouth Street
Newark
N. J
Dr. Williams
Mr. Pitcher
B.D. Morgan Post
Mity
Pitcher
de Williams
Phiak Pi
de Will Medicine Company
Scher Ueriady
Mrs Fairbanks Endures Strain With Rest And Milk
The article portrays Mrs Patrbanks as having iron endurance and avoiding worry, aided by ample rest and hot milk during stress from the Inez D.A.R. era. It cites a neighbor praising Grape-Nuts and a widow’s cure for fever and prostration, claiming rapid strength and weight gain. It mentions a child with eczema improved by Grape-Nuts diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrbanks
Fice
Inez D
Congress
Mia Fairbanks
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Beaver
William T. Quinn
Beaver County
Albert Wellborn
Bank of
Beaver City
Beaver Oklahoma
F. P. Madison Beaver
Okla
L. S. Munsell
Anpoculist
Oklahoma
R.H. Loofbourrow
Ofice
Lary Oklahoma
Dean & Laune
U.S
Woodward
HN Hoover & Swindall
R Alexander
Hayes Alexander &Hayes Lawyers
United Land Office
Ig Woodward, Ok
Briggs & Wybrant Land Attorneys
Land Ofer Woodward
Oklanoma
Boece Abstracter
Fred C. Tracy
Beaver, Oklanoma
R. Wright
Tberal
Kansas
Or Nearer
C. W
Rod
Land Progieer “Socialty
Edward, Oklahoma
Clyde H. Wyand
H. D. Meese
Geo. H. Healy
Sal Meuseel
Riverside
Okla Alexander & Daly
Cleete
Heyy
Walter
Ahara
Sahara
Tunis
Hapiean
Sir Edwin Arnold
Pheutee
Erin Lirpale
Eondetnay
Astiar
Oeonero Emery
Oman Hyts
Bayer
Ian
Beveridge
Lord Kintere
Pertec
Willows
San Bernarding Co
Cal
Faure
Wellville
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