The Chauffeur and the jewels Coperia 8 1906
A serialized tale by J B Lanpistcorr Company featuring Annette Bancroft daughter of a retired army officer. The story follows a year of travel from Washington to England Switzerland Tyrol and the Riviera where their jewels are stolen. Intrigue moves through romance impersonation and peril ending in a dramatic, original finale.
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Eprra Morcan Witurrr
Annette Bancroft
Washington
Miss Bancroft
England
Switzerland
Tyrol
Riviera
A Parisian to Bay to Parisian Romance Abroad
Annette Bancroft, a twenty one year old American, tours Europe by car with the enigmatic Gussie Waring and the aristocratic chaperone Mrs. Waring. The journey from Paris toward Rouen exposes a hinted past in the Foreign Legion and a developing attraction as the trio visits Monaco and Nice before stopping at a Normandy inn.
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France
Seine
Annette
Belind
Paris
Stayre
Bancroft
Mick Waring
Ite
Victoria
Europe
Ste
Gald
Moghod
Switzerand
Tyrol
Riviera
Ophae
Weis
Rouen
Gussie
Jadovic Sarto
Baedeker
Gussie Waring
Paragon
Tadovic
Sarto
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Nice
Gerald Buist
Mrs. Waring
Lord Lindsay
Miss Bancroft
Annuette
Chateau Gaillard
Andelys
Meester Luist
Asite
Sarlo
Signorina
Annette Dancroft
Crouseur
Andalys
Chaudeurs
Mademaiselle
Foreign Legion
Annette Bancroft
Fler
Switzerland
Cachman
Nevasions
Lis
Prince del Ping
Flo
Eittle
Oflice Boy Predicts Cussedness in Workplace Hierarchy
A New York Globe observation on office boys notes a pattern where a meek newcomer becomes a rude, tyrannical head office figure after a boss change. The piece highlights how authority often corrupts, with the eager novice turning into a worse ruffian.
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New York Globe
The Wrong Ong Governess Report in Intelligence Office
A fragmentary report from an intelligence office notes a request for a governess diverging from a prior supply. The exchange hints at a mismatch between need and provision with unclear characters and dialogue.
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Intelligence Office
Matam
Tou Reed
World hotel planned at Bertin amid city growth
A vast Bertin hotel project promises the world's largest hotel, reflecting rapid New York expansion with dense population, immigration, and rising costs. The piece notes poverty on Manhattan Island, high court costs, and shifting employment as it surveys global modernizing trends in education, transport, and industry.
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Bertin
Manhattan
Parsons
Maganehasatta
Niagara Walla
New York
Matuhattan Island
Poultry Raising Viewed as Profitable but Cautious Venture
Article discusses poultry farming as a major US industry with vast egg production and export figures. Notes health and sanitary concerns, including contamination risks and safe handling. Highlights a growing interest among small urban dwellers to start modest poultry projects for personal use or hobby.
Revolving House Planned by William Reiman in Bayside
New York City inventor William Reiman plans a $50,000 revolving house to be built on Bayside real estate. The turntable home, run by electric power, is designed to track sun exposure and breeze, with windows and rooms arranged for flexible orientation and enhanced hygienic advantages.
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Wiliam Reiman
New York City
Privis Dren
Bayside
New
Relumianu
Mr. Reiman
Arcchitect
Ging Press
Phiggas
Ma Reiman
Reinaut
Switzerland
Toca
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J.B. Lanpistcorr Company
T Morgan Willett
China
Hsiel Cinng
Guo
Chinese Board of Education
Wblish
ShieCan Hsneb-tang
Peking
Jarnec
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Ischl
Sternberg
Japan
Hailway
Yokohata
Tokio
Shipan
Jiti
Chipa
Yang
Dickens
Dave
Litte New
Nell
Hla Ager
Quen
United States
Dhare
Denver
de Cole
Ridere-Orgenisa
Pheer Eges
Namateura
Rnpalios
James
Watuen
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