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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1891

Page

4

Treasure and murder orbit Keppel in a fever haunted house

Keppel Darke nurses a dying French courier Maurice Solange in a remote house. Dupont shoots at him, then dies, revealing treasure talk and a cipher key linked to a newspaper cutout. Keppel deciphers a secret message tying Maurice’s mission to a global cipher.

Poes Darke Harry Trent Trent Mansion Trent Olympia Dirk Darkie Sallie Matchin Raven Sing Ping Paris Nabonis Maurice Stoeet America Harry Solange Dupont Aspinwall Keppel Darke Sing Sing Long Island Keppel London Maurice Rice Tam New York Egypt India Australia Panama Maurice Solange S. Iamp

Railway Rumbles and Race to Standard Time

A survey of global rail activity notes 6.5 million passengers daily. It reports the New Haven line adopting Janney couplers, European rail time standardization, new sleeping cars on B&O routes, and long Canadian Pacific mileage. staff changes at Union Pacific and Hall block signals on New York Central. It also describes a fast Philadelphia to Cincinnati run and upcoming Norfolk station expansions, with a religious lesson on Nicodemus and birth from above.

New York, New Haven and Hartford Company T. F. Oakes Northern Pacific Europe Baltimore and Ohio Company Washington Memphis Thomas Drake Bissell Pittsburg Connellsville Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific Montreal Vancouver St. Louis City of Mexico W. J. Galbraith Omaha Union Pacific Road Pfeiffer Denver New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company Philadelphia Cincinnati Norfolk and Western Norfolk Lambert’s Point H.S. Hoffman Nicodemus Jesus Rabbi Joseph of Arimathea Anna Israel Adam God John Moses Africa India China Japan Pei Mercury New York ST. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Minnesota Manitoba Dakotas Calabama Celsior Springs Hot Springs Colorado Peoria Illinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Pennsylvania ST. At Jowans Reteus Iowa Central O. H. Ackert Cew Managen A. F. Banks Traf.amager T. Barry T Gen Marshalltown Iowa

Paris Fashion Notes on Dresse and Fabrics for Summer

Fashion trends describe revival dresses with back lacing, white caps and canvas shoes, taffetas for day to evening wear, veils, and ornate nets. Summer gowns feature organdie, mousseline de laine with Parma violets, canary tulle hats, new short coats, shot fabrics, eight seam skirts, and evolving pannier styles with Watteau drapery and fringe beads.

Paris Mousseline de Laine

Epicurean Morsels in Summer Meals Discussed

Wealthy readers debate the so called mush melon while noting fresh fish as preferred summer fare by scholars. The piece observes hurried eaters suffer indigestion when they slow down to savor meals.

Woman summoned as juror in St Louis court

The Louis Globe-Democrat reports a woman recently called for jury duty in St Louis and attending court with grace. The piece notes earlier blunders including men serving in two courts and calls for a canvass to reduce miscalls. It cites about 10,000 able jurors but says age and exemption complicate summons.

St. Louis Louis Globe- Democrat

Fashionable Summer Underlinen in Silk and Lace

The Boston Courier notes a wonder at ladies fashion driven by condescension and cost. This year features soft delicate underlinen shown in shop windows. It highlights accordion plaited nightgowns and petticoats, airy and ethereal, as part of wedding season trousseaus.

Boston Courier

A Dog Befriends Cats At Boston Cat Home Feature

A silken haired terrier named Fannie helps rescued kittens, reportedly caring for fourteen homeless felines found on city streets. The piece links Fannie to Mrs. Boris of the Cat Home on Wren Street in Boston Highlands, highlighting the dog’s mission to aid cats.

Fannie Boris Wren Street Boston Highlands Wilhelm

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