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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1891
Page
3
A profile recalls Austin Craige once famed for crime novels including The Smuggler's Daughter Green Goods Held for Trial and The Gamester. The piece traces his decline into obscurity amid inquiries and rumors surrounding his later life.
An 1890 promotional notice for a New England life serial titled Saved by Death promises continued weekly publication in Tax Weextt Guone. The plot centers on Austin Craige with a mystery to be solved in the final chapter. Readers are invited to submit concise theories for prize consideration, with awards for top interpretations. The excerpt ends amid a crime detective scene involving Ken and Kouta Dart.
A fragment reports Jacob Vernon suddenly collapsing during a seizure. Twenty minutes later he was found unconscious with froth on his lips and a glassy gaze, the incident described in stark detail.
In Providence, detective Ned M Question probes Virginia Vernon and Giles Farringford after a tangle of clues from Mona Mantelle and Dr. Schiler. Caleb Prince pursues leads, plans a dawn arrest, and a dramatic chase through town unfolds as danger and deception swirl around a crime mystery.
In a Cambridge carriage Ned M Question contemplates Mona and Dr Schiler and a potential murder trial. He resolves to pursue his own theories and gather as many involved witnesses as possible. He heads toward Jacob Vernon’s estate and briefly spots a worker in the stable.
A fragment from Chapter XIX depicts impenetrable night enveloping travelers. The text emphasizes a heavy gloom, indistinct shapes, and hard ground, underscoring a sense of foreboding fate. No clear objects or light emerge to counter the despair.
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