Arnewood Mystery Chapter XIII Continues with Travel Plans
The narrator notes Arnewood Hall must be taken in person under a binding clause. He and the companion plan a 24 mile trip to Naas by 12 15 train, arranging breakfast and dressing help. In the hall a stout man and a porter respond to the narrator’s summons as the so called stranger appears.
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Arnewood Hall
Naas
Arnewood
Fea
London
Fuston
Blagg
Rodney Avenue
Arrewood
Seven Dials
Tell-Tale Check Reveals Cape Arnewood Plans
Captain Arnewood collapses after a dramatic scene over a counterfeit check found in his own book. Weston suspects the check ties to a murder mystery and presses for truth about the Rodney Avenue case. Doctors pronounce Arnewood dead after a fatal heart failure.
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Mr. Blake
Broadstone
Weston
Arnewood
Philip Blake
Richard Blake
Rodney Avenue
Blake
London
Metropolis
Richard Arniewood
Mr. Weston
Billy
Arncowood heir death shocks officials
Mr O Blynn and I confront a doctor who suspects another agency killed a member of the Arncowood succession. The doctor refuses to certify cause of death and urges notifying the coroner, prompting our expulsion from the chamber.
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Mr. O'Blynn
Arncowood
Mr. O'Flynn
Soho Mystery Ends In Lawyer's Cautious Counsel
In a London office scene, attorney O'Brien warns Weston to protect the Arnewood name while urging pursuit of truth. The discussion centers on Captain Arnewood's death amid the Soho affair and a codicil rewarding inquiry costs, with Weston torn between duty and loyalty to his late patron.
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Philip
London
Weston
Philip Blake
O’brien
Shelborne
Arnewood
Ralph Weston
Ekaquire
Soho
Richard Arnewood
Mr. O’brien
Arnewoods
Mr. O'Brien
Archewood
Luke Arnewood
Champagne Stockpiles Supposedly Meet Global Demand
A remark asserts that French wine cellars hold enough champagne to satisfy the world’s demand for about three years, totaling nearly 150 million bottles.
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France
Cabinet Backed Navy Mobilization To Guard Home Waters
The cabinet devoted much of its Saturday discussion to mobilizing the fleet with the Channel squadron ordered to assemble off Eddystone and Bantry for two weeks of exercises near the Irish coast. The Eighth division will not be sent to South Africa, delaying reinforcement as transport constraints arise. About 10,000 troops are detained for unknown reasons, while talks mention forty seven militia battalions ready for embodiment.
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South Africa
Admiralty
Channel Squadron
Portland
Gibraltar
Eddystone
Bantry
Irish
Transvaal
England
Remains of Gen Lawton Brought Home to San Francisco
The transport Thomas arrived with the bodies of Gen Henry W Lawton Maj John A Logan Jr Lieut Bennett and D J J L Armstrong. Mrs Lawton and children traveled aboard. Gen Shafter and Lt Wilson met the vessel and escorted the family to friends. A special train will carry the remains east with guards and car arrangements for the Lawton and Logan parties.
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San Francisco
United States
Thomas
Henry W. Lawton
John A. Logan
Lieut. Bennett
D. J. J. L. Armstrong
Lawton
Golden Gate
Maj. Logan
Armstrong
Gen. Shafter
Lieut. Wilson
East
Witnesses in Clark Senate bribery probe to be called Monday
Washington reports the Senate privileges and elections committee will hear witnesses by Monday in the Clark case. J. H. Geiger testified he took 3600 dollars home after the legislature adjourned, admitting 1500 to 1800 dollars were gambled away, with 1000 found in his room. He claimed no money was paid to vote for Clark. He refused to identify others who offered bribes.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Clark
United States Senate
Campbell
Faulkner
J. H. Geiger
Flathead County
Whitesides
Geiger
Eddy Chosen for Republican Campaign Committee Seat
The Minnesota delegation met to select a member of the Republican congressional campaign committee. Mr. McCleary retired and nominated Eddy, who was declared the unanimous choice of both senators and representatives.
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Washington
Reb
Minnesota
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
McCleary
Eddy
The Martyr King decoration in Trafalgar Square
London observed the anniversary of Charles I execution with wreaths laid at Trafalgar Square. Legitimist clubs and the American society contributed inscriptions reading America remembers her martyr king.
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London
Charles I
Trafalgar Square
American Society
America
Rosebery Declines Re-Election as Scottish Liberal President
Lord Rosebery informs the Scottish Liberal association executive committee that he will not stand for re election as president. The move follows Aberdeen’s meeting affirming confidence in Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, leader in the House of Commons.
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House of Lords
Duke of Somerset
Earl of Shaftesbury
Lord Roseberry
House of Commons
Prettinman
Henry Campbell Bannerman
South Africa
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Balfour
Lord Salisbury
Lord Lansdowne
Rosebery
London
Scottish Liberal Association
Aberdeen
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Bryan in Boston Draws Record Crowd at Mass Meeting
W J Bryan led a high profile day in Boston ending with a mass meeting in Mechanics Hall before about 10 000 attendees. Speakers included ex Gov Altgeld Congressman Lentz and George Frederick Williams. Bryan's day began with a Providence arrival and breakfast by the Boston Bryan club followed by a Faneuil Hall banquet.
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Boston
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Mechanics’ Hall
Altgeld
Congressman Lentz
Oho
George Frederick Williams
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