The Tall Robber at Listens Continues in Dark Chase
In Wassmark’s realm, Dart D’Artagon and brother Harry pursue outlaws after a night ambush. A prison escape triggers a dawn counterattack as foresters and garrison force a retreat, ending with praise for their valor before a continued vigil.
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Iistens
Isstens
Kingdom of
Wassmark
Clare the Isstens
D’artagans
Normandy
Harry
Viscount Iistens
Dart
Hothead
Pierre
Paul
Red Harding
Mhie
The House of Isstens. A Knight's Court Tale
Sir D Artagan Isstens, cadet of a great house and ambassador to Charles I, recounts intrigue and lineage in a royal court setting. The narrative centers on identity, allegiance, and ambition within elite circles of early modern Europe.
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Harry
Europe
D’artagan Isstens
Royal Order of
Wassmark
Charles I of
England
Independent Journalism and the Greenwood Journal Stance
The Greenwood Journal proclaims its independence from cliques and influence, defending press freedom and public accountability. It argues newspapers serve the common good, tolerate criticism, and resist pressures from powerful groups while upholding duties to report and critique public affairs.
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Independent
Spitting superstition linked to ancient habit and hygiene
The Medical Press and Circular notes spitting as a deep rooted superstition with ancient origins. It cites examples from Hungary Sweden Oldenburg Silesia and Bohemia where people spit for luck or during games and daily routines, arguing the practice is filthy and unhygienic and should end.
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Oldenburg
Hungary
Silesia
Bohemia
Sweden
Crusade Against Cigarette Smoking by Chicago Firms
Chicago businesses have begun prohibiting cigarette use by employees with three firms and a railroad enforcing total bans. A fund is created for more supporters as 1,100 workers are affected, 80 percent of them under 18, with claims that nicotine harms minds, nerves, and service quality.
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Soldiers Save Pay to Start Businesses in Philippines
Surgeon General Sternberg cites a letter from Major Theodore Sternberg noting large soldier deposits in Iloilo. Six months ending December 31 1899 total 202940.45 dollars, with one Thirty seventh company alone around 30000 dollars. Soldiers intend to use savings to develop Panay and Negros after service ends. Morgan to be reelected as Alabama Democrats back him after primaries. Governor Johnson led a strong challenge amid canal opposition.
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Panay
Negros Islands
Morgan
Alabama
Democrat‘ic
Goveror Johnson
Nicarauga Canal
Johnson
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Kansas City
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Ollie
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Malvina Spillman
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Mr. Broxton
Nice
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Olivia
Broxtons
Spillman
Miss Vinie
Joofa
Yian
Florida
Clementine
Olivia Matthews
Broxton Hall
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