Navy Hero in Cuba War Aide and Spy Intercept
Holion and Lt. Holton operate as covert agents during the Spanish American War. Holton saves troop transports, gathers Cuban spy plans, and signals Admiral Sampson. He uncovers Jose Conola, a trusted Cuban ally, and aids American forces at Sam, with rescue and deception scenes across Havana and Tampa Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueilenins
Rasie
White
Washingon
Hin
Nano
Miss la Toren
Ball
Peorel
Warng Hotton
Sampson
Holton
General Gareta
Correspanien
Jahon
Fricade
Ist
Gareth
Jose Cosnola
Hinston
Sam
Juin
Mish la Towsa
Scartlage
Lishen
Bey Sal
Brooklyn
Jeunny Wat Shattord
Meiney
Cuba
Ss la Toren
BMA
Gerke
Mow Inley
Gardyi
Barieliss
Frightful revelation and a daring rescue in Santiago
In a tense夜 sequence Pierre guides Holton to a hidden tunnel beneath a bar. They learn Miss La Tessa plans to trigger a dynamite detonator to destroy the city. Holton confronts her, stops the switch, and professes love, persuading her to abandon the plan and join him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flerre
Perez
Miss la Tessa
Dana
Halton
Morton
Miss le Tessa
Cesnola
Walter
Mierva
Carcig
Santiago
Pleres
Dutton
Pierre
Holton
Hatton
Miesa Tessa
Hortan
Hollan
Avil
Flolten
Totton
Gm Tessa
Lhailtenant
la ‘Tossk
A. Utéla
Cesola
Peace Declared Ends Cuban War and Aboard Farewell
The narrative follows Holton and Pierre as tensions peak with a murder amid a Cuban crisis. Cesola is found dead, a knife linked to Pierre prompts ejection, and Holton hides evidence before guiding the couple to safety. News of peace arrives as Holton and the girl depart on a transatlantic liner to begin two years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Pierre
Holton
Headquarters
Cestiola
Venus
Hollon
la Tossa
Helton
Feneral
Ranee
Havana
Wobton
Halton
Lillie
Cervera
Elde
Thomas
Cather
Molton
Boyce
Breakfast car service debate confounds commuters and rail line
An eastern railroad faces criticism for attempting a breakfast car on morning runs amid shifting customs. The piece laments disrupted routines and questions the impact on commuter productivity and etiquette in a tone resembling a civic column.
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Eastern
Borpore
Newark
Star
Regular Feeding Proves Best for Flocks in Winter
Experiments with two flocks show the value of regular feeding. A flock fed at six every morning and evening stayed thrifty into spring, while the other fed at uneven times grew thin, many dying over winter. Eight percent of lambs died or showed stunted growth.
Feeding for Farm Horses in Colorage Agronomy Column
An agricultural note discusses proper feed and timing for farm horses. Emphasizes high quality hay, clean grain such as oats, and avoidance of mouldy feed. Recommends nighttime feeding, rest before grain, and access to clean water in a well kept barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ch. Parnehs
Colorage Agricultural Cologne
Tyne
Treatment notes on pig feed to combat internal parasites
The article describes causes of disease in pigs including Ricketa worms and malnutrition due to inadequate feeding and lack of mine salts. It advises stopping corn slop, using a mix of middlings, ground ogis, flaxseed meal, milk, and lime water with stepwise dosing, and applying lime precipitate to the feed twice daily, with repeated treatments over a few weeks and rubdowns.
Local weathered note fragment about livestock feeding
Fragmentary text discusses feeding grain and hay for livestock and mentions economics of feeding hay. Contains unclear references to names and places with several garbled phrases.
Gray Eyes Debate Sparks Moral Panic in 19th Century Ad
Fragmentary OCR review cites a sensational ad about gray eyed people being morally weak and easily led. It mentions magical cures and Dr. Pierce pills as remedies while warning of spiritual and social dangers.
Suffragette Memory Haunts English Reform Battle
Fragmentary text recalls early suffragette figures in England. A titled noblewoman, the Countess of Richmann, is linked to dramatic vows and public demonstrations. The excerpt mentions mock cruciform imagery and crusade rhetoric as part of protests and gendered public acts.
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England
Henry
Chael
Margaret
Richmann
Nother
Torrigidno
Camden
Woman chooses Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy over surgery
Logansport Indiana reader recounts relief from female trouble after refusing operation and taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims personal recovery and urges others to seek the product, noting testimonials are genuine and confidentially handled.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Logansport
Ind
Lydia
Pinkham
Finkham
Confidentia
Lynn
Mass
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Lawrence Pexxy
Arthor
Dan Marrith Tortithoor
Uveltun
Man
Vriinee
Germany
Italy
State Department
Wood
Tholten
iRanee
Thera
Marta
Bridget
Dipaal Fan Buhone
Ae Ey
Ars. Winston
Dr. Pierce
Guy
Inet
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