Aladdin and the Magician's Final Plot in China
Aladdin reunites with the Princess Buddh al Buddoor after a perilous escape from the African magician. The princess aids a scheme to seize the lamp by drugging the magician during an entertainment, restoring Aladdin’s favor with the sultan. The magician’s jealous brother seeks vengeance, learning Aladdin’s location in China and plotting anew.
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Aladdin
Ring
Buddh al Buddoor
China
Africa
Aladdin’s palace restored after clever ruse and false Fatima
Aladdin, posing as a disguise, uses the lamp to summon a palace return to China and exposes a pretended holy woman, Fatima, who deceives the princess. The plan leads to the rescue of the sultan’s daughter, revealing the magician’s brother among the palace staff and prompting a dangerous demand for a roc’s egg in the hall.
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Aladdin
Kingdom of
China
Fatima
Jess
Tim
Tie
Aladdin's Palace
Mount Caucasus
Puddir
Buddoor
Lamp
Prince
Buddh al Buddoor
Ten Packers Indicted for Government Antitrust Cases
A federal grand jury indicts ten prominent National Packing Company figures and allied executives in Chicago over antitrust and industry practices. Prosecutors vow swift trials as part of a broad crackdown on major meatpacking firms.
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Chicago
National Packing Company
China Faces Military Challenges and Railway Plans
The text notes a large Chinese army of 400,000 to 600,000, mostly ill trained and equipped, with about 160,000 effective soldiers educated in modern warfare. It highlights the impact of foreign-trained officers and discusses transportation limits. Projections include rail networks within ten years to aid troop movement and aims for 400,000 by 1903 and 1,185,000 by 1920.
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China
Tt Plains
Brave Bird Man Crosses Alps Then Is Injured in Landing
George Chavez, a Peruvian aviator born in Paris in 1887, crossed the Brig Milan Alpine barrier in a heavier than air monoplane completing a 74 mile flight. He crashed on descent near Domodossola suffering multiple fractures and head injuries but not believed fatal. He is recovering in Domodossola hospital as doctors plan further treatment.
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Domodossola
Italy
Switzerland
George Chavez
Brig
Alps
Milan
Chavez
Italian Aviation Society
Testi
Mlethorn
Chaves
Simplon Kulm
Simplon Pass
Kaltwasser
Hubsehhorn
Monchers Pass
White Mountain
Monte Leone
Goende
Vedre
Domodessola
Demodossola
Napoleon
Monsera
Harry Weymann
Weymann
Resti
Aviation Committee
Paris
Carlo Aneminet
Turin
Our Poor Little Earth and Strawberry Acreage
A New York World excerpt muses on astronomy noting Earth as a minor planet in a vast cosmos and Canopus sized by contrast. It cites 30,064 acres of strawberry cultivation in Great Britain, with Kent contributing over a quarter of Britain’s yield across 8,592 acres.
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Earth
Jupiter
Aldebarra
Higel
Sirius
Hetelguese
Mark Twain
Captain Stormfield
Heaven
New York World
Great Britain
England
Wales
Scotland
Kent
The Bleas e Banquet and the Crow feast in South Carolina
Abbreviated chronicle of a Blease banquet where newspapers attended as guests and shared a humorous toasting of crow versus turkey. Each paper pressed its own line in a lively, period tongue, ending with a chorus of mutual respect and satirical jabs at Featherstone.
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South Carolina
Newberry News and Herald
Laurensville Herald
Newberry Herald and News
News and Courier
Daily Mail
Greenville
Charleston Post
Spartanburg Journal
Herald
Turkey
Featherstone
Charleston
Post
Mail
Journal
the Enquirer
Abbeville Press and Banner
Preaching and Practice by W. S. Gilbert on a country visit
During a visit to a country house, W S Gilbert knelt for prayers. The host warned him with a glance, but Gilbert continued as the service began. The host exclaimed that Gilbert was kneeling among the servants, highlighting the theme that success or failure comes to those who stray from the beaten path.
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Gilbert
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Part
New York State
Rochester
Lamy
John A. DIX Bab Seos
Ane Press
Thomas
Pach Bros
Gaynor
Greater New York
Friends
William Sulzer
Sulzer
Thomas M. Osborne
Democratic League
Johu A. Dix
Nedward Tilden
Thomas J. Conners
Edward Morris
U.ogden Armour
L.H. Swift
American Press Association
Military Power of
Brave Bird
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