Puritan Courage and Cavalier Pride on the Canada
On the Canada a murder disrupts voyage after Arthur Trefusis is killed in stateroom No. 60. Tony Sevier is suspected but ultimately cleared. Mrs. Rochester plots the crime, and Miss Moyra Ransome and Sevier marry after truth emerges. The narrator pieces together motive, weapon, and alibis amid shipboard tensions.
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Eurely
Nayeby
Success Magazine
Arthur Trefusius
Mr. Bevier
Jim
Port Mit
Lima
Moira
Miss Moyra Transome
Trefusis
Sevier
Hamilton
Berkmyre
Trefusin
Bevier
Treasia
Winnall Party
Derkmyre
Almet
Trefosin
Anshing
Ns Ue
No. 40
Mike Ransome
Tony Sevier
Arthur
Tony
Cangila
Mos
Trefosis
Trefuals
State Room
Ewes
Inort
Ste Tuente
Mra. Rocheetéer
Quobre
Ransomes
Trofnels
Montreat
Mra Mochester
Trefuxis
Dee
Anthony Sevier
Quelss
Canada
Moya Ransome
McKail
New York Post
Gypsies in East and West Speak a Shared Language
A writer notes that only Gypsies truly speak their language and describes Gypsy occupations in the Orient including slave trade claims, woodwork, and shows. Dr. Hornaday cites sightings of Arab Gipales across the United States and Canada with tattoos and music, while Gypsies reportedly speak German, Fallon, and French.
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A. T. Sinclair
Journal of the
Gipsy Love Society
Orient
Syria
Egypt
Persia
East
Europe
United States
Canada
Winnipeg
William T. Hornaday
Zoological Park
New York
Salt Lake City
Grounded in Classics Sparks Witty Exchange
An anxious millionaire asks about his son's education while a private tutor jokes that the youth is “stranded” on classical studies. The dialogue is set against a Detroit News Tribune context with odd phrasing and a nod to true love themes.
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Detroit News Tribune
Argentina surpasses United States in world wheat exports
A growing Argentina gains global wheat market share with exports over 120 million bushels this year, surpassing the US which has fallen in demand. Experts predict rising US imports to meet home needs while Argentina develops vast wheat lands and aims to hold its lead amid growing world demand and population growth.
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Agentina
United States
Argentina
Jers
Hixperts
Chicago Journal
Foresters Seek Safer Future With Tax Relief and Fire Control
A critical look at forest destruction argues for scientific cutting and public action to stop wildfires, reducing taxation burdens on woodlands. Proposes state protection for growing trees, tax relief for owners, and incentives to convert timber into wealth to curb losses. Edison forecasts aerial progress and 200 mph trains amid optimism for future tech. Mob costs in Illinois warn of civil damages after riots and looting, with victims pursuing recovery from governments and leaders.
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Boston Transcript
Edison
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Illinoi. Co
Springfeld
Springfield
French Detectives Use Disguises to Track Criminials
The article surveys French detective methods and disguises used by Parisian police, noting Rossignol's skill in impersonation and the deceptions criminals employ. It highlights how daylight makes disguises risky, the success of impersonation at tracking, and a common scam involving a watch and a jeweler as a distraction.
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Atricroom
Captain Brace
Sevier
Mr. Sevier
Brance
Varius
France
America
Paris
Varia Police
F Rontine
Uline
Assimleg
Rossignol
Monster Oregon Elk Seen in Necanicum Mountains
James Heckman reports spotting a legendary monster elk near the Necanicum headwaters. He described a herd of sixteen elk in an open glade, with a massive buck featuring twelve and eleven point velvet antlers, far larger than neighboring bucks.
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Necanicum Mountains
James Heckman
Necanicum
Portland Oregonian
Necanium
Nebalem
Jim
Native Koreans Embrace New Year Call And Tea Etiquette
A London Mail tale describes a New Year visit to an American hostess in Seoul. An official devoured an entire marble cake in one sitting, sparing no morsel, leaving the hostess both shocked and amused by Korean dining etiquette.
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Seoul
New York
London Mall
Scarmful Expression and Glasses Comment Stir Neighborhood Talk
The fragment hints at a neighborhood remark about Miss Parvinco and a glue factory nearby. A separate line notes a stereotype about women who wear glasses. The readable text suggests social commentary without clear events or dates.
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Peer
Carlo
Cavalier
Bone
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Flavier
Trefusing
Trefusius
Sleavens
Tenicit
Solomon
Carroll C. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Washington Herald
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Guise
Han
Oregon
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