A Soldier of the Rhine Continues in Berlin
Paul Rhinelander pursues Hildegarde in Berlin after receiving a note from the countess revealing a perilous plan. He confronts love, duty, and a trap as he seeks her at a mysterious residence amid a tense war season.
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Paul Rhinelander
Hotel Royale
Hildegarde
Degarde
Berlin
Paul
Spree
Rhinelander
Bertin
London
Whitechapel
Berin
Heidelberg
Texas
Jearn
Roland
Ate City
Evolution of Madness in Spain Sparks Royal Crisis
Widespread discontent in Spain over government, labor power, and Catalan unrest sparks fears of martial law. Rioting in Barcelona, Bilbao, Valladolid, and other industrial centers prompts troop guards and arrests of anarchists. Sagasta resists Weyler’s hard line while warning against revolution that could topple the Queen Regent and leave Alfonso without a throne.
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Spain
Labor Party
Barcelona
Sagasta
Alfonso
Bilbao
Valadolid
Coruna
Giron
Burgoa
Vittoria
Saragossa
Iba
Snronetiont
Hou. Senor
The
Walion
Cuba
Weler
Callaglee
Premier Sa
Kingdom
Valéncia
Castellon de la Plana
Batea
Cartagena
Rediscovery of Tapaya Mines in Northwestern Mexico
Historical records claim Tapaya mines in Mexico yielded 80 million dollars from 1600 to 1700 and later saw murders of Spanish owners by Indian slaves. Old maps place them near Dos Pilates, fifty leagues from the sea, and they are now rediscovered near Cianteguita.
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Tapaya
Mexico
Dos Pilates
Cianteguita
Subterranean Lakes Found in Eucla District Australia
Subterranean lakes have been discovered in the Eucla district of Australia. They lie about thirty feet below the surface and hold abundant potable water. The finding is practically significant for this arid region and scientifically valuable as it helps explain the disappearance of certain rivers.
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Australia
Eucla
Coal discovery in Cebu across islands cited since 1837
Analysis of surface coal shows much of it is free burning and valuable for steam. Lieut Bur pitt says there is no reason it cannot compete with Japanese and Australian coals in the orient, based on measures not properly developed.
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New York Tribune
Coa
Cebu
Burpitt
Orient
Four great men of today cited in London Truth
The piece names Marconi Roentgen Edison and Carnegie as the foremost benefactors of humanity. It weighs the impact of innovation against statesmanship and soldiers and contemplates future philanthropy and public works funded by a forthcoming billionaire.
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Marconi
Joseph
Berlain
South Africa
Quail from Egypt Arrives in Boston on Steamer Cestrian
A covey of Egyptian quail arrived in Boston aboard the steamer Cestrian last Wednesday morning. The birds, tied to the true quail family, migrate when regional winter weather becomes unsuitable. Egyptians, like other quail, are short winged and rely on strong winds to aid long journeys.
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Egypt
Boston
Mediterranean
New England
Oston Evening Transcript
Proof That the Earth Revolves By Pendulum Notches
The Astronomical Society of France proposes repeating Foucault’s 1851 pendulum test in the Panthéon. A pendulum carved a notch in a circular sand ridge as it swung, leaving successive marks that progressively shifted. After twenty four hours the marks completed a full circle, demonstrating the earth’s rotation.
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Pantheon
Leon Foucault
Astronomical Society of France
Gome
Hu Slaves Insulted in Liberia
In Liberia American Liberians face daily insults from locals who despise them for being former slaves. The article notes tensions between emigrants and natives, referencing their status and identity as a point of contention in the region.
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Liberia
Moray
United States
London Health Note Shows No Smallpox Among Staff
A partially legible clipping notes that during the year no cases of smallpox occurred among staff at a London institution, suggesting careful health measures provide strong protection. The fragmentary text limits full details but implies maintained vigilance and safeguards.
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London
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New York
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Monsieur
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United States Supreme Court
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Harmon
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Tagt
Braing
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Peninsula
Wexler
Sagasia
Ita
Philippine Coal
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