Mystery of a Turbulent Train Night at Ironton
Lawrence Blakeley, a lawyer, travels with a forged document to a deposition in Ironton. A missing Pullman passenger named Alison sparks a web of crime, betrayal, and a murder case linked to Sullivan and Conway. Blakeley investigates at his home and the sister’s residence as tense clues unfold about stolen notes and a doomed romance.
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Lawrence Blakeley
Goea
Stor
Ironton
John Gilmore
Nawee Ik
Lower Kere
Hinkeley
Hinkelew
Aten
Blakeley
Sullivan
Conway
Pullivan
Prie
Alleen's Story unfolds on a moonlit confession
In a tense seaward setting Alleen recounts a tangled past with Alison Curtis and the Curtin family. The narrator wrestles with jealousy and a vow to uncover truth about Sullivan and Harrington, while lingering on improvised motives and social tensions. The piece ends with unresolved questions as the tale continues.
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Alleen
Curtin
Rome
Alison
Mra. Curtis
For sale by all leading druggists Ladies
For sale by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents per bottle.
Doans Kidney Pills Rescue Wichita Man After Years of Pain
D C Taylor of 706 East Central Avenue Wichita Kansas says kidney trouble confined him to bed for years. A severe episode left him helpless until Doan's Kidney Pills provided complete relief with no recurrence for years. He urges others to remember Doan's, sold everywhere, 60 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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D. C. Taylor
Central Ave
Wichita
Kansaya
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Parlor Malt Demand Sparks Room by Room Dress Talk
In a humorous domestic exchange Mrs Richquick asks Mr Wiehquick-Marla to buy a new parlor malt while he resists changing outfits for morning noon afternoon and night, insisting on consistency across rooms.
Work and Marriage in New York Courts
A four year old girl defies marriage by choosing to work, saying she would rather work than marry. The tale contrasts with a companion girl who refuses to answer and is teased about her employment, reflecting period attitudes toward work and matrimony.
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Alison
Jenkins
Tineo Donaoe
Sho
Granger
Richey
New York
Mamiel
Ging Ried
Loston Herald
Uncle Tom's Cab Show Dims a Child's Evening
A judge notes a memory of a child named Willie attending a fret show titled Uncle Tom's Cab. After the leg pape goked him he praised the show, comparing favorably to a prior viewing. The scene ends with Willie expressing delight and asking his mother what she thought while an inlow walle remains.
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Eva
Willie
Pape
Witte
Bvas
Settlement Workers Question Home Figure in Congo News
A fragment shows a dialogue about settlement workers and a housewife, with uncertain quotes. It references Congo News and a wanderer context, implying a discussion of arrivals or aid workers in settlement efforts.
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Congo
Fragmentary quips on memory and miscommunication
The text features clipped dialogues with Uncle Abden and Mrs Howard, centered on delays and engagements. A Washington Blar line hints at a theatrical plan and a late office restraint, reflecting domestic wit and social bustle.
Not Flahiens Bill and Jill Fish Tale Pickup
A Yonkers Statesman snippet shows Bill and Jill trading lines about fishing. Jill asks about luck while Bill boasts taking home several fish. The joke ends with Bill revealing a can of sardines from a store.
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Bill
Jill
Pishing
Yonkers Statesman
Africa’s Burning Strand Photographs Spur Mission Debate
A Boston gentleman shows a West African visitor photo graphs from Africa’s Burning Strand. The exchange centers on a football scrimmage at the Stadium and whether a church has mission plans. The visitor questions how to judge a really smart man versus a fool.
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Africa
Boston
Not Room for Beth
A pastor announces he will move away from the town saying Satan crowds him out and interferes with his work. He notes the church will be left with the crowding of evil as he departs, leaving the town in sole possession of the temptation.
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Beth
Brother Goodman
Little
Mock
Satan
Paradox of Ambition and Debt in Street Sayings
A collection of pointed maxims on envy ambition debt and rumor. It notes that envy spoils ambition a floating debt harms safety and that success often comes from backing friends up rather than betraying them. It ends with a warning that some profit by selling others secrets.
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Mary Roberrt Agshor
Metiner
Harry Sullivan
Ake
Mr. Curth
Avetrian
Grandfather
Virginia Hot Springs
Mullivan
Marcy Pinckoey Sullivan
Geel
Rether
Mia
Mra
Curtis
Cresson
Polly
Seal Harbor
the Sands
Curtle
Cavalcamt
Jennie
Harrington
Burt Youngeter
Agus
Leewes
Churga
Coleridge
Squire Durnitt
Lonelyville
Uncle Welby Gosh
Drearyhurat
Washington
Howard
Hersell
Undertaker
Denver
Amenaih Rales Re
Assays
Cea Lee and
Mivar Watt End
L. A. Watkins Mole. CO
Pass
Weare St
Draven, Hides& Furs
Eitheall
Aldardatghie Wee Treater
Tevel
Rio Grande
Liew of the
The
Vrenciaso
Wai
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