Darke and De Lisle entangled in New York murder tale
In a tangled plot set across New York and Paris, Keppel Darke faces a murder case linked to Trent as Count de Lisle negotiates art and treasure schemes. Olympia Raven confronts memories of a lost artist while a shabby stranger named Alonzo Garcia reveals past ties to Trent and Darke as a dramatic cliffhanger ends the chapter.
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New York
Harry Trent
Merchant
Ward
Olympia Raven
Saslie Matchin
Raven
Trent
Olympia
Darke
Sing Sing
Paris
Najeon Hi
Maurice So
America
Solange
Dupont
Custom House
Aspinwall
Keppel Darke
Sallie Matchin
Long Island
New York City
Nassau Street
Count de Lisle
Epen
MacMahon
Rheims
Bataing
Mac Camp
Napoleon
Marshal
Bazaine
Frederick
Albert
Saxony
Chalons
Mr. de Lisle
Metz
Mademoiselle
Meuse
France
Sedan
Ducrot
Mezieres
DeWimpffen
Duergt
Daigny
Douay
Floring
M. de Lisle
England
Cent
Lisle
Bobby
Providence
Harry
Alonzo Garcia
Sally Matchin
Captain
Sally
Count de Lisle Visits Olympia in Studio Conversation
Olympia hosts Count de Lisle during a first America visit. They converse in Parisian flair, discussing France, monarchy, Napoleon, and the Cross of the Legion. The Count recalls Bazaine at Gravelotte and Olympia anchors the exchange in wartime memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tom Bannick
Olympia
Paris
Tom
France
de Lisles
Napoleon
Corsica
Germany
Bazaine
Gravelotte
Metz
European royalty and royal illnesses listed in a London sketch
A column catalogs princes and kings from Europe with odd habits and health woes. It notes Prince Alexander of Battenberg's ulcer, Otto of Bavaria's prison-life delusions, and Vera Victoria's sprawling descendant network, plus future betrothal plans for Alexander of Servia and Princess Xenia of Montenegro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Saxony
Prince Alexander of Battenberg
Bulgaria
Milan
Otto
Bavaria
Queen Victoria
London
Prince of
Mantua
Xenia
Montenegro
Nicholas
Belgrade
Global glimpses from a bustling era in a thrift newspaper
A collection of short items notes Swiss Americans in the U S population claims California and Arizona as fruit rivals Pennsylvania debt free counties Smyth county Virginia and Missouri coal deposits Savernake estate sale in England a Brooklyn woman freeing orioles false teeth for horses Paris industry with capital Y M C A property and members 260 million Indians and 12 25 million in Y M C A assets.
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United States
Arizona
California
Pennsylvania
Savernake Forest
England
Brooklyn
Paris
Missouri
Smyth County
Virginia
India
Europe
Russia
Astronomer Estimates Earth Is Struck by 146 Million Meteoritic Projectiles
An astronomer estimates that the planet receives about 146 million meteoric projectiles each year. The figure reflects a high rate of tiny space rocks impacting Earth and may influence understanding of planetary bombardment.
Feeding the Multitude as Lesson Core in John Six
The text reviews Jesus feeding 5,000 with five barley loaves and two fish, noting the disciples’ questions about bread, Jesus’ blessing, and the aftermath. It cites Andrew, Philip, and Bethsaida, and emphasizes faith, provision, and the miracle’s significance beyond earthly kingdoms.
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Permisson
H. S. Hoffman
Philadelphia
Jesus
Sea of Galilee
Sea of
Tiberias
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John the Baptist
John
Bethsaida
Philip
Apostle
Abraham
Israel
Andrew
Simon Peter
Elisha
Notable Individuals and Anecdotes From 19th Century Europe
The passage sketches diverse biographical notes from the era. It mentions Robert Louis Stevenson’s Samoa home and a mystic fireplace belief, Edwin Arnold’s long Telegraph service, George Keenan’s memory and reading habit, the German emperor granting Hermann Thorn a pension for Hymn of Labor, sculptor Mme Berteaux’s Academy chair, her medalful career since 1864, William E S Fales’ U S consular marshal appointment in Amoy and prior law practice, and his study of Chinese language through New York visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
Samoa
Edwin Arnold
London Telegraph
George Keenan
Germany
Hermann Thorn
Thorn
Mme. Berteaux
M. Chain
Academy of Fine Arts
Mme. Barteaux
William E.S. Fales
United States
Amoy
China
Mott Street
New York
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L. M. Bosworth
Exalliday
Vindad Mills
Jt.f.mclain
Westerman & Arnold
AMES
Iowa
Julian Hawthorn
George D. Loud
Orme Sue Uml ED
Eoods
Geo. D. Loud
Vves
Lian Press Association
Paes
Ke Darke
Dirk
Prince George of
Greece
Prince of Wales’ Life
Rome
John vi
D. M
Toledo
Ohio
G. & Bittner & CO
Co Ees
U.S
Washington
C.a.snow &Co
Washington, D
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Montana
Manitoba
Dakotas
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington Lake
Nka
Duluth
Ashland
Spirit Lake
Clear Lake
White Bear Lake
Kansas
Colorado
Old
New Mexico
Calfornia
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Gorgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Excelsior Springs
Hot Springs
Peqrir
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Humphreys’ Medicine CO
Corner William and John Sts
Humphreys
William and John Srs
Rcencer
Story County
Keader
Liege
Geevat
Aeddency
Serres Munn & CO
Broadway
Nancees
Maine
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