Murder, guilt and a sea wall crime in Streeterville
David Cable flees a lakefront murder in Streeterville after his wife’s killing. He drifts through theater crowds clutching fear, while his alibi hunt fuels the suspense. A deadly plot twists toward James Bunsemer as the search for truth unfolds and the victim fights for life.
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Ja Wab
Halling
Hanson
Wells Street
Ransemer
James Ransemer
David Cable
Bunsemer
Elias Droom
James Bunsemer
Cable
District of
Lake Michigan
Tie
Jane
Trausemer
Chicago Avenue
Bis
Negnish
Mr. Cable
James Bansemer
Encante
Mts
Truth at Sea Wall Drives David toward James Bansemer
After a tense confession Frances and David Cable plan to reveal Jane’s true parentage to her and to expose James Bansemer. David vows to thwart Bansemer’s schemes and protect Jane while Graydon's loyalty to Jane remains uncertain. The couple resolve to confront the past and secure Jane’s future.
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Grain
Frances Cable
Jane
David
James Bansemer
Graydon
James Ransomer
David Cable
Jed Bla
Erhne
Biaine
Quansemer
James Bansemier
Vo Graydon
Thane
Frances
Phare
James Lausemer
Droom
Cderk
Tie
Sea Wall
Cable
Janes
Bansemer
James Bausemer
Luim
Mrs. Cable
Buried Alive Executed by Chinese Elders
An account from a Chinese port journal describes a famine feud ending in murder and a father’s plea. A younger brother kills the elder after the coffin sale, and the elders sentence burial alive. The murderer requests burial, is bound, wheeled to a grave, and covered with earth after a wife’s aid.
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China
China Port
Suehien
Suchien
Ife
Tortured to Death Across History and Nations
A Chicago News summary notes brutal fates of regicides and plotters from the 18th and 19th centuries. It cites Bresci after King Auimbert, Grucehini and the Austrian empress, Persian shah plots, and other killers such as Damiens and Ravaillac, detailing methods from torture to starvation and public impalement.
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Auimbert
Italy
Grucehini
Austria
Persia
Paris
Mavromichaelis
Capo d'Istra
Greece
Damiens
Louis XV
France
Ravaillac
Fleury IV
Selim III
Turkey
Mustapha IV
Chicago News
To Sun
Mail
Daily Sun
Sunday Sun
Berlin Beer Halls and Gentlemens Etiquette
Berlin is organized for eating and drinking with formal etiquette in beer halls and wine halls. Germans bow before sitting and raise glasses to tables. departure also involves bows. The American way to ask permission to sit is not ceremonious enough for Germans. The piece cites Samuel G Blythe on German politeness.
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Berlin
Samuel G. Blythe
Lorrybody’s Magazine
Comforting Words On Doan’s Kidney Pills Cure
Mrs John Barnes of Harve de Grace Maryland reports a lifelong backache and kidney pains relieved by Doan’s Kidney Pills. Her husband used them in 1903 and after treatment the backache did not return, yielding lasting health. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Douan’s and take no other.
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Barnes
North Stokes Street
Harve de Grace
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Douan
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