Adventures on the Mosquito Territory and Tapir Encounter
In Mosquito Territory travelogue style, S A Bard narrates meeting a tapir called dante or filba, described in detail. Antonio and a Poyer boy guide a nocturnal stakeout, spear the beast after a dramatic chase, and the tapir is slain with multiple lance thrusts. edible parts are noted as coarse and laxative, with emphasis on the animal’s thick hide and water agility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
Corrasson
Poyer
Carly
Peace Society
Antheio
The Camp on the Curragh at Dublin Freeman
The Curragh camp now seats about 5000 troops with stabling nearby for 2000 horses. Chapels for Catholic and Protestant worship are under construction, and a villa-like commander’s quarters is ready. An incident at Mass led to disciplinary measures banning military music on Sundays near worship sites. A large detachment of County Limerick Militia arrived by train to join the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curragh
Dublin
Kildare
Newbridge
Kilcullen
60Th Rifles
Down
Longford
Westmeath
North Cork
Breal
Limerick
Buttevant
California Fakir Moon Moon and Morgan Exposé
An editor’s gossip recounts Moon Moon the so called Professor of Dexterity who wowed miners in a San Francisco Theatre pit with a disappearing watch stunt. The tale leads into a defense of Freemasons and a sworn account by Joseph Bloom about William Morgan and alleged abductions to disprove anti Masonic slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
The
Pioneer
Moon
Jun Moon
Mystic Lodge of Arts
London
Pike County
Pike
Lardon
Qaiety
Morgan
Royal Arch Masonry
Masonic
William Morgan
Batavia
New York
Niagara
Mirror
East
Alexander
Russia
Joseph Ponietowsky
Leipsic
Paris
Napoleon Bonaparte
Amitie Lodge
Joseph Alexander Bloom
Smyrna
Muhammedin
Mustapha
Bro. Bloon
Bro. B
Broon
Costa
Bro
Bloom
Mervine
Yoston
Langdon and Co
Welch
Masonic Convocation Exalts Br Mormes At Essex Chapter
The Chapter of Hope and Unity held a convocation in the preceding month. Br Mormes was exalted with prominent introduction by B A Michael Costa and accompanied by bs Watson. The evening was delightful and Br Mormes offered several songs in his vocal style.
Prac hs As He Nbr Monday Stor ih
Fragmentary notice lists lodge halls and taverns in Chelsea Finsbury and Hastings with street addresses and dates for upcoming events or meetings. Contains names like St Luke's Lodge Builders Arma Russell Street and George Tavern Providence row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Lodge
Builders’ Arma
Russellstreet
Chelsea
Turspay
United Muriiers
Extraordinary Invention for Indian Rubber Teeth Patented
A British patent grants Ephraim Moseley and partners exclusive rights to a chemically prepared white and gum colored India rubber for constructing teeth gums and palates. The innovation promises perfect adhesion no springs needed exact fit and ability to mold to gum detail while giving a comfortable elastic chew and an artificial periodontium feel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim
Moseley
Grosvenoy-Street
London
Gay-street
Bath
India
Transfer of admission duties at dockyards to improve selection
A royal memorandum dated Admiralty Autrust Is outlines transferring first entry and apprentice admission to the dockyard superintendent. It asserts specialized screening to prevent favoritism, requires public notices for vacancies, probation periods, monthly vacancy returns, and strict promotion procedures to reward merit and long service.
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Admiralty
Hubuarees
Deli
Otheer Fueesch
Iy Jands
Her
Westminster Plans Testimonial For Admiral Napier
Meetings of rate payers in Westminster propose a fund to honor Admiral Sir Charles Napier with a testimonial. A committee led by Mr Homes of Silver Street will organize a one shilling donation, showing local support while Westminster Reform Society members back the effort. Public meetings nationwide are planned to extend support among independent electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apmiran
Crartes Narima
Westminster Reform Society
Charles Napier
I T
Westminster
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