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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1906

Page

6

Woman survives fifteen months alone on Indian Ocean island

Liela Ponquet, an 18 year old French trapeze artist, drifted ashore on a tiny island north of the Bellona reefs after a typhoon sank the Lilly. She built two rooms from stones and driftwood, hunted for food, and even killed her pet lion in a desperate struggle before finally being rescued by the Cyprus near Noumea.

Robinson Crusoe Indian Ocean Liela Ponquet France Marseilles Lilly Belep New Caledonia Ponquet New Zealand Palmerston Christchurch Timaru Nelson Wellington North Island Melbourne Liela Desert Island Breton America Australia Melburne Sydney Clarendon Newsle Brisbane Mons Bellona Chesterfield Islands Crusoe Lida Cyprus Noumea

Ten Deaths Linked to Widow's Coffin Suit Trial

In Galveston Texas a mysterious illness strikes ten people connected to a case over a property deed given to an undertaker for a widow's coffin. George E. Smith sues John Dailey. the district clerk, judge, surveyors, and lawyers all die after involvement. Officials doubt an adjudication will occur soon.

Galveston Tex George E. Smith John Dailey Thomas Brick J. F. Simons

The Tongue of Roland and the Ghent Bell Tower

A rusty iron cudgel from Spain inspires a Ghent tale from 1540. Jacques Barra tortures bellringer Jean de Lannoy to force removal of Roland’s Tongue as the Tongue of Roland burns in the tower fire, while the narrator envisions the doomed past.

Spain Roland Ghent Jacques Barra Jean de Lannoy Bellringer Lannoy River Scheldt de Lannoy Flanders Charles VY Barra Charles Levien Pyl

The First Grin

A father's account of his baby's first toothless grin and the family reaction. The narrator recalls fear of a constant glum look, then joy as the baby smiles. The moment ends with the mother joining in the grin, making a happy trio.

Baby Wee

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