The Mysterious Breant Car's Grim Tale Unfolds
In a rainy autumn afternoon a pair discuss a famed racing car built by Bryant, its driver Florent, and a sequence of fatal legends. Seldon later buys the car and meets a grim end, while Prendergast recounts a decades‑long string of accidents, hauntings, and near‑misses tied to the machine as the storm rages outside.
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Herkomer
Seldon
Breant
Bryant
New Butterfly Sense Organ Found by Deegen in Noctuidae
An observer notes some moths of the Noctuidae fly away from approach, prompting Tetens to propose a hearing organ. Deegen’s 1909 study in Zoologische Jahrbücher reveals a conspicuous, non microscopic auditory-like structure on each side of the first abdominal segment, explaining why it was often overlooked.
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Llowaver
Florent
Versailles
Lorent
L'Auto
Nove
eWell
Petignne Hill
Bordeaux
Count Cerani
Pompei
Naples
Cerani
Castellamare
Florence
Auvergne
Gordon-Bennett
Chenet
Italy
Acroxa
Puy de Dome
Genoa
Rochefort
Tie
Morent
Chunet
Prendergast
Royal
Pontgiband
Seldon
Prendergaat
Westerham
Saldon
Wercomer
Britt
Iate
Tetens
Loeogener
Deegener
Zoologische Jahrbucher, Abteilung Fur Anatomie
Soren
Prince Edward Island
St. John’s Day
Island of
St. John
Duke of Kent
Queen Victoria
Halifax
Nova Scotia
William Alexander
Earl of Stirling
King Times
North America
Charles
Castel Hill
Edinburgh
New Bruswick
Alexandria
New Brunswick
House of Brunswick
Quebec
Lower Canada
Ontario
Upper Canada
Lake
Manitoba
Manitou
Manitouba
Ghosts of the Hohenzollerns and the White Lady Legend
R A Wilkie summarizes historic white lady apparitions tied to the Hohenzollerns. The article traces widow symbolism from medieval times to Bayreuth and Plassenburg, notes Napoleon avoidance at Bayreuth, Berlin’s imperial court white lady sightings, and a final 1850 Berlin sighting before the current Kaiser’s birth.
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R. A. Wilkie
Berlin
Prince's
Dorothea
Brandenburg
Bayreuth
Ansbach
Plussenburg
Markgraf Albrecht
Ady
Plassenburg
Bamberg
Napoleon
Axschaffenburg
Imperial
Frederick I
Prussia
Indy
Sophia Louise
Mecklenburg
Frederick William
Riot over a Chanteclor hat in Naples sparks crowd chaos
A young woman in Naples wearing a Chanteclor hat caused a crowd to form blocking traffic and forcing police to intervene. A man dressed as a woman retrieved the hat from a shop while the mob hissed, and the wearer later went home by cab.
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Naples
Toledo
Marseilles
Hat-throwing foreigner stirs Vienna crowd and London mob
The passage describes a German tinker who stomps a hat in Vienna and provokes a street riot, a later Englishman John Hatherington introducing the silk hat in London, crowds, police intervention, injuries, and the Lord Mayor ordering two sureties of 2500 each for good behavior.
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France
Herr Weisse
Vienna
John Hatherington
Crown
Thomas
Hetherington
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