The Deck Hand Saga of Harrington and Nell
A British sea tale follows Gent Hurley, Tom Harrington who returns after years to confront love and loss. Harrington’s choices bind Nell, Nell’s husband Hurley, and the fate of a smuggler’s crew as a tragic voyage ends with a dying revelation and a memory of Nell.
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Gooth Hurley
Fom Harrington
North Sea
Boss
Gonth
Lucageln
Bien
Tom
Uns
Bie
Harrington
Gesth
Astorn
Genth
Geath
Alan
Tom Harringtos
Rington
Lars
Holmes
Indies
Pledes
T Millacrao
Herringbourne
Hurley
Sholen
Taen
Mas
Nell
Tom Harington
Tom Harrington
Aca
Eld
Harley
Hilsyoloa
Agaln
Thad
Neil
Huriey
River Plate
Costa Rica
Rolng
Dreath
Chambers
Nations prepare for grand naval review in New York harbor
A vast fleet gathering for a two stage procession will depart Europe and join American squadrons off Newport News. Warships will sail to New York on April 2, anchor in the lower bay, and proceed upriver to Riverside Park for a presidential review on April 27. Foreign and American ships total about 50 vessels with extensive ceremonies and banquets planned.
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New York
Barbor
Lower Bay
North River
Riverside Park
Dolphin
Guv. Russell
Massachusetts
Bay State
New York Chamber of Commerce
Gherard
Chicago
South Atlantic States
Wilmington
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
New England
Middle
New York Harbor
Fortress Monroe
Old Pont Comfort
Newport News
Norfolk
Newport News Stone
Anti Maternal Crime and Christian Women Debate
A lengthy arcane essay argues that some women refuse motherhood and may seek abortion or actions to prevent birth. It condemns the hypocrisy of so called Christian women while discussing poverty guilt and the need for moral training in seminars. It defends a woman’s choice under dire circumstances and criticizes harsh judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormyrat
Synatente
Ourcharch
Tate
Ciidren
Teciog Miods
Alfred
Aratus and Arethaeo Naval Vessels Described
Broadside armament includes four pounder rapid-fire guns six Teverieg cannon and several torpedo tubes. Arethaeo is a wooden ship built about twelve years ago length about 277 feet beam 43 feet and displacement 3400 tons with about 200 horsepower and speed of fourteen knots. Battleship armament features eighteen six inch guns two bow guns and eight Hotchkiss revolving cannons. Guns are electric powered and shielded. Hustard joins the French contingent sailing to the West Indies.
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Philadelphia
Bancroft Gherard
Cushing
Beet
Dolphin
Newark
A. E. Beecham
Atlanta
Tone
San Francisco
Baltimore
Jobs G. Walker
Yorktown
Charleston
Ynami
Vesuvins
Concord
Miantonomah
Great Britain
Squadrom
D. Hopkins
Blake
United States
New York
Blenheim
Chatham Yards
W. H. White
Naval Construction
England
Australia
Glasgow
Foch
Jat Aotamn
West Indies
Spiritism and moral debate on unborn souls and motherhood
A dense reflection traces religious and spiritual views on abortion, motherhood, and soul theory. The author critiques clergy dogma, notes women facing despair over unplanned pregnancies, and discusses mediumship and clairvoyant experiences as evidence of spirits. The piece cites Florence Mari and Marryat, arguing spiritual existence of murdered children and potential societal good if clergy focused on this subject.
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Florence Mari
Tees Wison
Society of Research
Florence
Mae
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Rome
Murey
Wulin
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Sawyer
Tom Flarrington
Barrington
Ewan
Ragland
Ole Cien
Geuth
Milano Old Mas
Gens
Trish
Melbourne Quay
Neston Harrington
Nod Hall
Nelly Hall
Navy Department
Herbert
McAdoon
Gheraton
State Department
Hampton Roads
TVR
Iensington
Ancroft
Lambert's Point
Pocahontas
George's Creek
Cumberland
New Hiver
Norfolk Navy Yard
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Fegarding
Suera Trutta
Polpla
Ledley Semizafieg Shoeld Puoter
Pwenire Soi
Zoe
Orde
Avi Couls
Hood
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