Collision at Pedro's Place Advances in Pursuit
In Pedro's Place Noel Duke and Woodford Vance close in on a lead. Baker spies Duke entering the cafe while Vance follows, as Chaudron and Joe push to identify Champenois and track the missing connection to Mrs. Duke.
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Chaudron
Baker
Mr. Baker
Joe
Pedro
Joseph Balfour
Felix Chau- Gron
Louis le Grande
Woodford Vance
Noel Duke
Vance
Miguel
Duke
Joe Balfour
Tanny
Hippolyte
Senor
Anita
Mi. Chaudron
Noel
Alice
Monsieur Victor
Mr. Duke
Ben
The Slack Wolf's Breed Continues in New Orleans Tale
In a crowded New Orleans scene Joe Balfour, Anita Chaudron, and Noel Duke navigate danger as Vance escapes and Duke contends with assailants. Rex's carnival reign frames the social tension while Anita confronts potential murder and police limits.
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Parigh
New Orleans
Rex
Joy
Masic
Joe Balfour
Chaudrons
Feliz
Mr. Vance
Anita
Mosby’s Wit and Valor Highlight Banquet Tales
The piece recalls Col. John Mosby's humor and daring during the Civil War. It recounts his restraint and sharp tongue in prisoner exchanges, a famed Lincoln gift from Mosby, and a farmer’s hair token story that impressed the Confederate guerrilla leader.
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Mosby
Boston
Col. Mosby
Conteq
Lincoln
Virginia House
Abe
Verne Hall silenced to fund an election in Utah tale
A Chicago Chronicle correspondent reports a bizarre episode about Jules Verne Hall a famed trotter who must not speak for three months to pay an election debt. The crowd’s debate and the gagged traveler lead to social satire on speech and power amid a chaotic, fragmentary scene.
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Utah
Chicago Chronicle
Jules Verne Hall
Hall
British Isles
Vensky
Hal Sp
Bam
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