Escapade of Carringtons and Ellen on English coast
A postrevolution English castle tale features Lord Strathgate, Lord Carrington, Ellen, and Deborah as jealousy sparks a fatal boat duel. Strathgate and Carrington duel at sea over Ellen. After a tense pursuit to Portsmouth, Ellen boards an American vessel, eluding capture while loyalties and plans collide aboard the cutter.
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Eben Slocum
Gord Carrington
England
Carringon Castle
Carringtons
Garrington
Lord Strathgate
Ellen
Carrington
I. O
Lord Carrington
Lady Cecily
Lady Carrington
Deborah
Debbie
Portamouth
America
Seton
Stratheaste
Portsmouth
Strathgate
Carringen
Earl
Aidle
Haight
Cooper
Blue Boar
Pursuit at Sea Drives Carrington and Strathgate Toward Portsmouth
Admiral Kephard’s pursuit closes in as Sir Charles Seton uses cunning to chase the ship. Carrington, exhausted and furious, plans to meet his enemy while Ellen and Deborah confront danger aboard the Flying Star. The rising tide finally frees the Zephyrage boat, prompting strategic moves and a deadly game of vengeance.
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Strathgate
Ellen
Earl
Lady Ellen
Carrington
Kephard
Sir Charles Seton
Sir Charles
Whibley
Hfe
Deborah
Portsmouth
Debbie
Eilen
Portamouth
Elich
Britannia
Charles Seton
Sussex Light Infantry
Collier
Royal Navy
Admiral Kepbard
Mortlake
Seton
Pre
Admiral Kepbard and Sir Charles Seton Aboard Britannia
Sir Charles Seton boards the Britannia to seek Admiral Kepbard’s audience as the Sussex light infantry captain requests a swift speech with the admiral. The officer notes Kepbard’s location and readiness, while Seton probes whether Britannia can depart immediately for exploration or action.
Old Colonel Questions Servant About Finances
The colonel, keen on his former servants, chats with a longtime butler about ongoing affairs. He presses for details on a long standing contribution, and the reply notes completion with plans to confiscate service assets at dawn, as the servant says they will desiccate and confiscate the morning.
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George
Ehurchava
Roosevelt Warns on Water Power Monopoly Bill Fight
President Roosevelt in a message to Congress criticizes electric companies for seeking a water power monopoly. He vetoes a James River dam bill for lacking a fifty year cap and government pricing, warning of a nationwide power grab by large firms like General Electric and Westinghouse. He recalls earlier vetoes and urges federal control to prevent monopolies and protect public welfare.
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Washington
James River
Stone County
Souri
Roosevelt
Congress
Grover
William H. Standish
Roosé+vele
Senate Committee On Commerce
Ney
Neckeos
Bureau of Corporations
General Electric Communny
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Willer
Thor
Desplaines
Albneis
Ope Chen
Athens
United Artes
You Cant Stop Your Heart From Beating Song Tragedy
George Christie, famed minstrel kin and composer, broke from writing after a quarrelsome incident. He heard Bert Fitzgibbon’s lyric You Cant Stop Your Heart from Bealing and produced music for it. After a newlywed couple repeated the tune all day Christie, distressed, bought carbolic acid, sending it to them with a note urging them to stop their heart from beating.
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George Christie
Bert Fitzgibbon
Bealing
Christie
Promising Home Mix for Rheumatism Cure
A claimed never failing remedy proposes a simple preparation of whiskey, Toris Compound, and Syrup Sarsaparilla Compound. The recipe suggests tablespoonful doses before meals and at bedtime and notes ingredients are available at drug stores for home mixing.
No Temptation In Four States Production Note
Wag suggests Miss Oldbird stand under alderberries rather than mistletoe. The text notes bromine is produced commercially in Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia, used in medicine photography dye manufacture and some metallurgical operations. Last year’s output reached 1,379,496 pounds.
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Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Camden New Jersey testimonial claims Lydia Pinkham's remedy cured headaches back pain fatigue and nervous weakness. Letters from Gardiner Maine and others describe relief from female ills including inflammation ulceration irregularities and bearing down pains.
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W. P. Value
Aveie
D. Gardiner
Lares Montis
AL Wirttaas
Gardiner
Yuri
Pinkham
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
Windward
Leeward
Roosevelt Wetnes Bill
SAAB
Wag
Miss Oldbird
Pinkham Ares
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