A Man in the Case at Augusta Mayne’s Hotel
In a great hotel a death is discovered as Augusta Mayne is found dead in room 76 from gas. A young man arrives with hopes of a reunion with Stella and encounters the case with shock. Detective Boxe questions guests and a strange gentleman, known by a familiar hand, visits the register and exits, while the medical examiner and Barnes move to learn the truth.
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Augusta Mayne
Boxe
Nan
Stella
Ecstacy
Noone
Ter
Curtis
Mr. May
Mr. Curtis
Observaton
Sete Aoive
Crie Inn
A.r. Boxe
Mr. Boxe
Adden
Augusta Ayne
No. 76
Barnes
Fay
Pater
Mr. Barnes
Pernat
Siryn
Curta
Daniels
Ted Aniels
Mr. A
Janiels
Siscretias
Eaprang
Roger Temple
Pellis & Sons
Belle
Ste Temple
New York City
Pector
Fat
Wien
Richardins P
Emple
Anne
Frey
Belle Tempie
Danpater
Belle Temple
Bo Anesa
Jase
Richard Vaughn
Crompton Park
Cnas
Stella Temple
Poe
Ieeves
Atease
Roger
Temple
Daily Press
The Mysterious Death in Room 76 At The Hotel
Detective Mr Boxe probes the death of Augusta Mayne found in Room 76. He questions clerk Daniels and other staff, discovers a letter to the missing visitor, and debates whether the death was accident or murder as clues mount. Enduring questions linger about Mayne identity and a possible ally or foe.
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Mr. Barnes
Watt
Mr. Boxe
Sea
Mr. Daniels
Ha Daniels
Derry
Barnes
Sore Ree
Boxe
Augusta Mayne
Philip
Gama
St Boxe
Mr. Temple
Roger Temple
Stella Temple Meets Richard Vaughn in Dark Street Confrontation
In a stormy October evening Stella Temple and her former lover Richard Vaughn confront each other at a lit street corner. She denounces him and declares love dead while a patrolman interrupts their quarrel and Vaughn plots to follow her for a hidden purpose.
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Auguste Mayne
Hered
Evenin
Stella
Richard Vaughn
Ste Na— Temple
Toes
Richagaughn
Pia
Poteaina
Richard
Vegeta
Richard Myrin
Vaughn
Audgentyy
Satrolman
Richard Vou
Stella Temple
Richard Yaughy
Legend of Don Juan across Beginnings and Endings
The piece traces multiple Don Juans from Don Juan de Tenorio to Don Juan de Marana across eras and nations. It notes Dumas's Don Juan de Marana and Tirso de Molina's El Burlador de Sevilla, comparing fates and scenes while discussing authors who shaped the myth across successive centuries.
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St. James Gazette
Don Juan
Don Juan de Tenorio
Don Juan de Marana
Gabriel Tellez
de Molina
Mozart
Rama
Dumas the Elder
Don Juan le Marana
Dumas
Juan
Juan de Tenorio
Marana
Tirso de Molina
Revilla
M. Alphonse Beret
Banet
Lesques
Belon
Family
Moliere
Moliere Musicien
Calli van de Tenorio
National Library of Paris
Pimeolf
Ero
Tirso
Ozart
Enon
Ian
Itgrery
Cataling
Arequin
Phillippin
Renee
Levorello
Donna Apaye
National Library
Alfo
Tenorio
Castella
Juan de ‘Enorio
Spain
Andalusia
Uan de Tenorio
Seville
Cepita
Coan
Getting Moonstruck In Australia A Sleeper’s Moon Moon Struck Tale
An Illustrated News item quotes Dr Wilson on moonstruck sleep in Australia. A traveler notes headaches blamed on sleeping with the face toward the moon in bush nights, suggesting a strong lunar influence on life and sleep after moonlit nights.
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Australia
Dr. Wilson
Illustrated News
Silly Question from Texas Society Note
A fragment from Texas Siftings records a society scene where a gentleman asks to conduct a lady to the supper table. The vignette captures social flirtation and etiquette among guests staying with friends.
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Mn Expressman
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May
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Expressman
Aetter
Phil
Philadelphia
Alice
Beau- Ulay
Ion
Richard Vaughh, M.D
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