Hidden Treasure and Death in a Cuban Estate
Don Esteban Varona, a Cuban planter, hides wealth known only to Sebastian the slave. Donna Isabel schemes to force clues from Sebastian and to seize Evangelina. A fatal well plunge ends her pursuit as Esteban and Sebastian kill each other in a tale of passion and treasure.
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Don Esteban Varona
Sebastian
Don Esteban
Esteban
Rosa
Donna Isabel
Evangelina
Don Asteban
Ghie
Asénsio
Pancho Cueto
Cueto
Old Sebastian
Love and treachery in Cuban uprising ends with exiles likely
Don Mario accuses Rosa and Esteban of insurrection links and warns of arrest by Colonel Fernandez. Cueto claims Rosa's loyalty while Pancho Cueto's accusation spurs flight toward Asensio and Evangelina as Guardia Civil closes in, leaving the couple racing toward danger.
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Esteban
Pancho Cueto
Cuba
Rosa
San Severino
Mario
Ugly
Americas
Castano
Rascal Cueto
Don Mario
Yumart
Asensio
Evangelina
Matanzas
Guardia Civil
Pancho Cyeto
A Cry From the Wilderness Opens in New York
Johnnie O Reilly arrives in New York seeking shelter at Carter importing offices. He endures cold and fear after learning his Cuban report harms his pride and angers the aging importer who welcomes him with forced confidence and puzzling questions.
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New York
Johnnie O’reilly
Baffin’s Bay
Theuilding
Carter Importing Company
O'Reilly
Samuel Carter
Johnnie Strook
Notable Philanthropist's Death Shocks Community
Fragments describe a multimillionaire benefactor whose passing leaves questions about a dynasty and a city’s orphanage mission. References to a foundation, a figure named Girard, and a public struggle with an HOA hint at unresolved stakes and local impact.
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Multimillions
Girard
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Santa Clara
Maceo
Lopez
Don
Varona
Crares
Verona
Don Mario de Castano
Quinto
Rose
de Castano
Marto
Sabanilla
Colonel Fernandez
Cuetos
Macegee
Carter
Mr. Carter
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