The Great Rompo Site Novel
A joint work features W H Ballou Ella Wheeler Wilcox Maj Alfred C Calhoun Alan Dale Howe Hummel Pauline Hall Inspector Byrnes John L Sullivan Nell Nelson Mary Eastlake P T Barnum and Bill Nye. The collaboration promises a distinctive blend of voices and eras.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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Alfred C. Calhoun
Alan Dale
Howe & Hummel
Pauline Hall
Inspector Byrnes
John L. Sullivan
Nell Nelson
Mary. Eastlake
P. T. Barnum
Bill Nye
Expedients of Despair A Mary Eastlake Tale
Mary Eastlake crafts a melodramatic scene of romance obsession and social intrigue set around artist Henry Henshall and his wife Lena. An impresario Opper courts Miss Neville while Dr. Watson schemes over a frail plot to reach Edna Neville as tensions rise among lovers, artists, and scheming rivals.
Detective Burns in race to protect Louise Neville
Amid theater chaos J T M Burns confronts Henshall as Miss Louise Neville learns her father is dying in Chicago. Opper plots to dismiss the engagement while Burns and Henshall embark on a late night dash to aid Neville and ensure her safe departure with telegram in hand.
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Neville
New York
Academy
Henry
Lena
Henshall
Burns
Jim Burns
Herr Opper
Louise Neville
Baldwin's
Opper
Hume
Chicago
Train of Scars and Forbidden Ties
Edna Crawford travels to her dying father while haunted by past betrayals and a ruthless doctor. Lena Henshall, seeking solace from neglect, boards the same train to Chicago. A torn bond forms between strangers as a leather card case leads to a key clue amid a web of marriage strain and secrecy.
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Henry Henshall
Lena Henshall
Edna Crawford
Lens
Chicago
Lena
Bina
Edna
Henry Rowan
Henshall
New York City
San Francisco
Fists Fly at Baldwin Theatre Title Page Scene
Baldwin's theatre in San Francisco overflows with fashion and wealth as the audience fills every seat. Henry Henshall sits alone in a proscenium box amid the crowded throng while tension rises in the story titled X Fists Fly by John L Sullivan with H Botthof illustrations.
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Galveston News Poem Echoes Faith Beyond Night
A Galveston News poem reflects on fate and faith noting that morrow comes after night and relief follows grief. It muses on death as release from earthly cares and the soul’s ascent beyond stars to rest. The piece ends with a promotional aside about Poppy oil soap.
Optional Courtesies on Public Conveyances
An essay discusses street car etiquette south of the Mason Dixon line, noting men often hold seats for women while some refuse to yield. It contrasts the courteous act of offering a seat with the indifference of well dressed or weary riders and urges a polite response with a simple thank you.
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dJenness-Miller Magazine
Opals and the era of gems in ancient lore
The article discusses opals as prized gems with iridescent colors, noting their beauty and fragility. It cites Mark Antony's offer for an opal, mentions sources like Hungary, and warns opals dim with time and heat. It also touches on other curiosities including musical instrument disinfection and a new light wand.
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