Webster heroics and a palace shock in a Mexican saga
Ricardo Ruey rallies forces after fierce skirmish at the palace as Sarros is captured and Don Juan Cafetero slain. Webster survives with wounds while Dolores Ruey reunites with brother John Stuart Webster as Mother Jenks contemplates the day’s long odds and a nation’s future.
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Yellni
Webster
Sarsi
Sarros
Csate
Don Juan
Rick
Jack
Jer
Palace
Sarres
Don Juan Cafetero
Alcardo
Surrey
Tessa
Lewitt
Barros
Ricardo
Stuey
Antonio Ruey
Tarski
Jenks
Col
Enerr Jenks
Mr. Webster
Mrs. Jenks
Mother Jenks
Caliph
John
Darling
John Stuart Webster
Parbeco
Vaya
Doctores
Seeress
Johnny
John Stuart
Indy
Ricarda
Dbesides
Dolores
Sock
Mrs. Webster
Ricarda Luiz Ruey
Geary
Dolores Ruey
Mark Twain
Miss Traey
Ideardo
Jack Webster
Truss
Tam
Doores
Nat
End of Dictator Sarros Executed in Sobrante
In a midnight ceremony at the arsenal Sarros is executed by a firing squad near the cemetery after Ricardo Ruey takes control. A priest stays with Sarros through the night as the former dictator faces death with quiet defiance and a final valediction.
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Ruey
Sarras
Buenaventura
Sarros
Ricardo Ruey
Ricardo
Sodroante
Mather Jenks
Have a Tooth In Fiji Islands Symbol Of Chiefship
In the Piji islands a polished ivory tambu or whale's tooth signifies chieftainship and great value. It can compel marriage when shown by a messenger, leaving the girl and father with little choice. Tambus are rarely sold, and district commissioners sometimes use the custom to gain hospitality.
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Piji Islands
Mifino Hendman
Tambu
Parehnu
Time's indissoluble lure in Amano's married gaze
A clipped, partial line from The Time hints at a story about Amano and a married woman. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable subjects beyond the names, prompting a cautious, minimal card.
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Amano
Cartainly
Nome exodus thins population at old mining camp
Miners leaving Nome reduce the head camp to under 200 residents. The retreat recalls the 1898 rush when about 15,000 gathered, swore, fought and caroused as other placer camps faded across the West.
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Nome
Coeur d'Alenes
Central City
Leadville
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Columbua
Oregon
Nevada
California
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Dewey
Conway
Mothen Teoka
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General Ruey
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