The House of Isttens Cadet Adopts Royal Roles
The piece portrays Sir D Artagan Istens a cadet of a great house and a knight of the royal order who served as an ambassador to Charles I of England acknowledging his ties to high nobility and royal service.
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D’artagan Isstens
Royal Order of
Wassmark
Charles I of
England
The King's Summons and a Bohemian Pursuit
A young cadet recalls riding with Harry and Red Harding to Blatenburg to answer the king's summons. They report to Baron Vossgoff, face a Bohemian attack, and capture a mysteriousLady in a coach, who proves witty and dangerous as they guard her on the road to the king.
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Harry
Marion
Red Harding
Blatenburg
Casar
King’s City
Hagart
Royal Palace
Baron Vossgoff
House of Isstens
Listens
Harding
Iistens
Vossgoff
Lancers
Red
Germany
Canaille
Bohemia
Captain Castletree
Burgar
Castletree
Milord
The Concealed Weapon Habit and Court Reform
Judge Benet condemns concealed pistols as a public menace. He cites rising homicide rates, urges laws to curb pocket guns, and defends trial by jury while criticizing jury commissions. He argues self defense is sacred but misused and calls for public opinion education to reduce violence.
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Richad County
Benet
Temple of Justice
Grand Jury
South Carolina
Egypt
Cuban census figures show whites outnumbering blacks
A Cuban census summary reports that native whites comprise 28 percent of the population while 32 percent are Negroes and mixed races. It notes large white Cuban voter potential, with many educated, and suggests illiteracy patterns vary by region and origin. A separate note mentions a Boston society giving free spectacles to poor people.
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General Sanger
Cuba
Spain
Santiago
Pinar del Rio
Island
Havana City
United States
Havana
Boston
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