Ruric Nevel Faces Count Damonoff In Moscow Duel
In late 17th century Moscow, gunmaker Ruric Nevel rebuffs Count Conrad Damonoff by refusing to sign a marriage-denial doc for Rosalind Valdai. A duel is arranged at the bend of the Viska River with Orsa and a Black Monk observer present.
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Omapter
Russia
Moscow
Moskva
Ruric
Spain
Paul Peepoff
Claudia Nevel
Oman
Paul
Rosalind
Valdar
Olga
Tula
Nevel
Rurie
Valdi
Ruri
St. Michael
Conrad Damonoff
Stephen Urnen
Ruric Nevel
Rosalind Valdai
Sam
Damonoff
Eric Nevel
Urzen
Stephen Urzell
Borodino Road
Kremlin
Duke of
Rosalind Valdi
Zenoble
Ruric Neves
Count Damonoff
Khitagorod
Orsa
Viska
Damascus
India
Toledo
Count
We Will Marry This Fall and the Adver tisements
A narrative of a rejected proposal ends with a dramatic turn to marriage in the fall. The piece also promotes Dr Easterly’s medicines with a regional sales note and a catalog of products sold in the western states including iodine, sarsaparilla, fever and ague remedies, and cordials.
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Dr. Easterly
St Louis
Dr Easterly
Carter
Hooper
Baker
Wilson Jones
Washington
Ind
A Curious Case In Court Over An Ax
A Southwark magistrate faces a billing error over stealing an ax. The plaintiff admits charging three levies for the act, while the defendant protests. The constable interprets the charge as stealing the edge of the axe, prompting jokes about education and dictionaries.
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Villian
Robinson
Constable
Leaf
Bellows
Remembering a Mercy in Battle on Bunker Hill
The tale centers on Chauncey Lewis a fifteen year old boy soldier at Bunker Hill and a later moral circle linked to a mother’s injunction that the merciful shall obtain mercy. A veteran recalls the boy’s courage and a grenadier’s protection as the mothers words echo through history.
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Connecticut
Bunker Hill
Warren
Trenton
Hias
Down East Idea Illinois Poll Tax and Webster Statue
The piece discusses the Illinois poll tax as a per capita duty for disease protection, and notes the adage that wealth comes from limiting desires. It mentions a Webster statue by Powers to be placed in the vestibule of the new United States Court House on Tremont Street.
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A. Youse Lapxy
Genoa
Illinois
Webster
Powers
United States Court House
Hoston, Trement Street
Canadian Grand Lodges Recognized By British Authority
The article notes that the two Grand Lodges of Canada have been recognized by the Grand Lodge of England and mentions a project involving a Crystal Palace in Boston.
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Canada
Grand Lodge of
England
Crystal Palace
Boston
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Peter the Great
Conrad Damenoff
New York Ledger
Robert Bonner
Aun Street
New York
Southwark
Philaaelphia
EBA Down East
Chauncey Lewis
Boy
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