Soldier of the Rhine romance moves toward Berlin
Paul Rhinelander receives a love tainted summons to Berlin where Hildegarde blinds him with news and schemes. A vague escape plan, a hidden room, and a dangerous encounter unfold as he confronts deception, loyalty, and possible war service amid a perilous reunion.
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Revolution Lifts Its Head in Spain
Spain faces widespread unrest as Barcelona riots grow amid labor power and political fear. Sagasta resists Weyler's freehand while governors mobilize troops and miners in other cities threaten actions, risking a constitutional crisis and potential revolution.
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Rediscovered Tapaya Mines Near Cianteguita Mexico
Spanish annals say Tapaya mines in Mexico yielded $80,000,000 between 1600 and 1700 before Indian slaves killed the Spanish owners and the mines were lost. Old maps place them in northwestern Mexico near Dos Pilates fifty leagues from the sea. They have now been rediscovered near Cianteguita.
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Subterranean Lakes Found in Eucla District Australia
Subterranean lakes have been discovered in the Eucla district of Australia. The lakes lie about thirty feet below the surface and contain an abundant supply of water.
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World’s Greatest Quartet and the Uses of Science
London Truth argues Marconi Roentgen Edison and Carnegie as the four greatest men of today. It questions whether war gains or scientific advances like X rays benefit humanity more and envisions a “billiconaire” funding hospitals museums libraries and public works.
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London
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Quail from Egypt Arrive in Boston on Steamer Cestrian
A covey of quail from Egypt arrived in Boston aboard the steamer Cestrian last Wednesday morning. The birds, part of the migratory quail population moving from Egypt and other Mediterranean regions during winter, are short winged and rely on a strong breeze to push them through. The Egyptians belong to the true quail family and differ from the bob white in their migratory pattern.
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Cestrian
Boston
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New England
Oston Evening Transcript
Proof That the Earth Revolves
The Astronomical Society of France repeats Foucault style pendulum tests from 1851. A pendulum swung from the dome leaves a sand ridge notch that shifts each swing. After twenty four hours the notches complete a circle, proving the earth’s rotation.
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Leon Foucault
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Ex-Slaves face daily insult in Liberia report
A historical note describes American Liberians enduring daily insults from locals in Liberia, reflecting prejudice against former slaves and colonial-era tensions between races and nationalities in the region.
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Liberia
Smallpox Vaccination Shows Strong Safeguard, London Report
A London report states that after a late vaccination test no smallpox cases occurred among a key group in the last year. The findings suggest revaccination provides an absolute safeguard against the disease.
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