Ards House Mystery Ends in Willful Murder Trial
A narrator recounts the Ards House case near Ashbury where Gerald Lowe killed Mr. Austin to steal valuables. The investigation follows hidings in Lowe’s rooms and a hidden trap door yielding the watch, cups, and a torn necktie, with Lowe later confessing during trial. Florence Willoughby and Horace Austin feature as central figures.
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Grace Austin
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Ashbury Bank
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Ministers' Grievances at Tangiers Court
Foreign ministers at the Moroccan court complain the sultan bars them from the main court at Tangiers and travels with three capitals. They fault the sultan’s foreign minister as a barbarian who ignores diplomacy, yet accept the bribe policy, noting it does not fit their dignity or small allowances.
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Davis Portrait Described in Paris Letter Observations
A Paris Letter recounts meeting Davis, noting a plain face with iron gray cropped hair, tawny beard, and a keen gray gaze. The subject appears middle built, neither stout nor slim, with a pale yellow brown coat and military style accessories rather than dark formal attire.
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Paris
Earning Pocket Money From Home Craft and Cookery
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes several women using cooking and sewing to earn extra cash. Some supply biscuits and cakes to West End grocery stores, others make baby clothes or fancy work for friends. The activity is wide and quietly extensive among ladies seeking extra income.
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Ashantee War Tales and Women In War Parade Tactics
In Boyle's Ashantee war narrative native allied tribes join the English campaign. Coast natives withstand persistent pressure from women who march in bands brandishing palm whisks with chalked faces to shame shirkers, a scene witnessed by the author or Youth's Companion.
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