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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
6
Archibald Queen, once a top member of London’s Pace club, is expelled after a string of financial troubles and alleged card cheating. A planned farewell dinner with five peers turns uneasy as Queen mysteriously reveals a toast and a cryptic speech before the gathering ends.
A host lures guests to witness a staged suicide then dies when a lightning bolt crashes through a chimney and strikes him. The pistol is never fired. guests are shaken, a doctor is summoned, and the curtain falls on a life squandered. A waitress reflects on wages and tips amid the aftermath.
The London Globe argues against a single Celtic race noting no universal Celtic physical traits though a language called Celtic exists. Brittany and the British Isles harbor diverse speakers whose races vary greatly, making the idea of a unified Celtic people misleading.
Aileen Beath in Smart Set presents a fragment of a lover's plea for forgiveness. The speaker seeks pardon for unseen faults while valuing honest regard from the beloved. The tone blends penitence with a plea for acceptance beyond pride and contempt.
A colored philosopher sits on a barrel and speaks of woe and resignation. He recalls his wife’s death and losing his children, chooses to endure without work, and then shuffles down Hickory alley in Columbus Dispatch style.
A cryptic Puck note questions a local figure described as a solemn, spectacled young nephew and lists roles from dentist to judge. The eerie query asks if the person is a common doctor capable of harming others, prompting wary responses from readers.
A Clerville Plain Dealer note recalls Edmund Kean as the famed English actor who supposedly adapted his meals to his roles choosing pork for tyrants beef for murderers and mutton for lovers. The remark adds a wry comment about actors changing with each part.
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