The Carlyon Tragedy A Tale Of Jealous Hall
In Carlyon Hall the elder Carlyon and his son Ralph vie for Bertha Mandeville’s hand. Bertha’s elopement plans are crushed by coercive pressure from her guardian. Ralph confesses, is jailed, and a violent struggle ensues, ending with Ralph in a lunatic asylum while Bertha finds peace with Henry Bernard.
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Carlyon Hat
Bia Clique
Statph
Mandeville
Bertha Mandeville
Bertha
Henry Bernard
Mrs. Mondeville
Carlyons
Carlyon
Ralph
Mrs. Mandeville
Audh
Ralp
Mayeelf
Hertha
Euay
Saage
Ruthess
Servanté
Bertin
Handy home repair tip and Rome crime roundup
A note on using a hot iron poker to soften window putty for pane replacement. In Rome, 179 Mala Vila Society members, many of them noted criminals, are on trial with about 230 more expected to be arrested.
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Rome
Mala Vila Society
Boston
Camrell
Wade
State District Police
Boston Transcript
Spain
Detroit
Helping a Little Mother in a City Street
A fragment from a New York Herald report portrays a scene where two young women help a distressed mother with a stroller and a child on Second Avenue. The piece blends social observation with reflections on bearing others burdens as a sermon against the harshness of urban life.
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Bow Workshop
Oor
Missy
Second Avenue
Sbe
Flo
New York Herald
Locust of the Arab and alleged prophetic lore
The piece cites Arab beliefs that the locust speaks through a peasant tongue and describes the insect with a composite animal form. A Washington Star interview mentions a Philadelphian professional beggar known as Blind Johnny, age 60, reputedly worth $20,000.
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Johnny
Philadelphia
Old Question on Ignorance Quoted by Rail Official
A St Joseph Newa reader cites a wry quip by a philosopher and a worldwise man about the deepest ignorance. The remark notes a railway official’s failure to prevent or respond to a wreck on his road, highlighting administrative blind spots.
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St. Joseph Nowa
Envious talk and lively chatter on poetry and travel
The passage features playful banter about a laughing husband and stylish life abroad. It notes Spanish castles rentable for three to ten dollars weekly and comments on poets, groceries, and the idea that hard work harms a horse less than neglect after labor.
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