Detective's pursuit of murder clues in old house mystery
A physician detective weighs fresheter tracks and hidden passages in a case where a doctor is slain. He panels suspects Leonore and a possible intruder linked via pantry window entry, tracks, and a bloodied blade as night work begins to unmask the killer.
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Mr. Ketcham
Leonore
Assas Tates Pergoye
Theodore
Seabury
Sph
Stenek
Forty-Fifth Star Added to National Colors for Army Flag
The War Department confirms a revised army flag design to add Utah as the forty-fifth star. The standard will be five feet six inches by four feet four inches with a two by four inch field, nine foot staff, four inch stripe width reductions, and stars in ten parallel rows. Lt. Col. A. F. Rockwell oversees the depot in Philadelphia as the new colors are prepared for July 4, 1896 issuance.
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Secretary of War
War Department
Lemont
War
Doe
Ment
Utah
A. F. Rockwell
General Quartermaster's
Philadelphia
The Chin as a Guide to Matrimony and Madagascar Customs
A shaky dialogue on wives and chins contrasts with an explanation of Hova marriage in Madagascar. The piece outlines a pre marital novitiate, the formal demand for a daughter's hand, and the end of a dowry process, noting polygamy increases household wealth and transfers of property.
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Otis Car
Abe
Madagascar
Wusba
Diney
Eggetairs
Battle and landing reports from Cuban rebellion and expedition
Morning dispatches describe General Maceo ambushing Spanish forces in a forested valley, eight hundred Spaniards killed after four hours of fighting, insurgents seizing arms. Private advices confirm Colonel Carrillo leading an expedition of forty eight men and artillery landed October 21 at Poco del Toro.
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Maceo
Carrillo
Poco del Toro
Willington
Democratic Governor Foster Sees Quiet Louisiana Caucus
The Louisiana State Democratic Committee met in New Orleans with full attendance to discuss Foster’s renomination. A secret caucus followed by Foster allies, while a resolution for a Democratic primary on a future date was read and debated. The measure passed with party unity pledged behind the winner.
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Louisiana State Democratic Committee
Democratic
Louisiana
New Orleans
Jon Lerry Coas
Foster
Orel Preser
Committee
Prote Business
E. Howard McCaleb
United States
Boamer
Merck
Ex Governor Oliver Dies in Ames Massachusetts
Obituary notes ex governor Oliver who held office as Postmaster General. Born February 4 in North Fas, Massachusetts, he resided in Ames. The piece mentions a small town population and a brief biographical sketch of his career and life.
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Oliver
Ames
Masa
Oliver R An
North Fas
President Cleveland at Exposition Amid 50,000 Cheer
The president and cabinet joined by the party visited the exposition grounds with crowds flooding the gates from early morning. A large reviewing stand beside the government building hosted the ceremonies as Cleveland delivered a brief address and then conducted a rapid hand shaking session, while officials noted tensions with Britain over Monroe doctrine policy and naval buildup.
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Exposition Grounds
Peenidential Party
Dabney, Jr
Atkinson
Cleveland
Stara
See Pam Gags Weg
Fsat
Iain Darke
Hte
Albert Howell
Florida Coast Line Returns to Passenger Group
The Florida Coast Line has canceled its withdrawal from the Southern States Passenger Association and will join the freight association as well. This reunites the two groups, strengthening the passenger and freight coalitions and eliminating a major threat to the alliance.
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Hamberger Brows Co Assigns Assets to Columbia Trust
Hamberger Brows Co owners of a Louisville dry goods house assign all liabilities to the Columbia Finance and Trust Company for benefit of creditors. Estimate places liabilities around 200,009 with assets awaiting appraisal as of months ago.
Ridicule Killing Dueling Near Berlin
The aging custom of dueling persists in Germany with fatal outcomes. Two duels were fought near Berlin with one man killed and another wounded by a bullet. The wounded combatant faces a lingering injury that will keep him from comfort or recovery.
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Germany
Berlin
Thali Speaks to Ficue Mother Ellie About Our Event
A fragmented note mentions Thali speaking to Ellie about an upcoming event. The garbled text hints at a family or communal gathering and concerns about attendance.
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Thali
Ellie
George Gad
Great Texas and its vast fields of wealth and resource
The text extols Texas size and abundance in minerals and agriculture. It claims Texas surpasses many states in acres and land use such as coal, iron, granite, oak, prairie, corn, cotton, wheat, sugar, and rice. It asserts Texas duplicates other states’ resources across multiple domains.
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Texas
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Kansas
Illinois
Dakotas
Louisiana
South Carolina
Tone
Denison
Michigan
Maine
Mississippi
Maryland
Florida
California
Cats Nest in Trees Delight Londoners in Park
A stray cat built a nest in a tree forty to fifty feet above ground in St James Park London during the summer of 1881. Werkineks were observed playing among the branches like aquitreis.
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St. James’ Park
London
Hidden sparks emerge from overlooked ideas
A perceptive note hints that long neglected thoughts surface suddenly with clarity. The author suggests mental pathways hidden by routine reveal insight when attention shifts. The piece frames ideation as a reconnection of faded concepts into sharp understanding.
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