Count Volinsky Mystery Tests Fleetwood Daughter
Dorothy Fleetwood, heir to a wealthy widow, travels abroad against her mother’s wishes. A Polish count, later exposed as a bogus noble, woos Dorothy and aims to secure her inheritance. Dorothy’s mother negotiates, but the truth emerges too late as Dorothy nearly elopes and later rejects the impostor. The plot leaves Count Volinsky unmasked and Dorothy inheriting nothing but a hardened lesson.
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Dorothy Pleetwood
Dorothy
tak
shire
Fleetwood
Pleetwood
Heathi
Elle Elueh
hasdne
Gitina Che
Volinski
Polis
Fleamwood
ansious
Preet Wood
Kits Tugh
Fleetwood Dorothy hind
fies
York
Tian FP
Phen
Ingeirles
bin
Poland
miain
Mit Fleet Wood
Europe
Vherwood
Genoa
arrieal
ler thuree
Armetica
Victor Bitz Hugh
The Mania That Turned a Wandering Trader West
A western traveler recounts a night encounter with a distraught young woman beside a damaged wagon on the Rio Grande road She speaks of a family cursed by the mania for wandering and a father who pressed westward until death The tale ends with the woman and wagon vanished and the narrator returning home forever.
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Atchison, Kan
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
N. Mo
Ohio
New Mexico
Denver
Rio Grande
rman
Pat
Rilo Grande
wien
crylne
Fin
Omaha
Pikes peak
Willie
Edith
father
goa
Illness Linked to Poor Water in South Australia
Dr. PL Lucas Benham of Keeler, South Australia, links tonsillitis in children to drinking Lapane faucet water. He notes every case involved heavy water consumption from the tap and reports improvement when filtered or boiled water is used, making cases rarer. The New York World reports this warning from the doctor.
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PL Lucas Benham
KEaeler
South Australia
New York World
Hobs in Boston Disguise Debate on Meaning of Hobos
In a dialogic exchange, a judge and speaker discuss the term hobo, exploring paternal lineage and the designation of itinerant workers. The conversation centers on the historical connotation and social perception of wandering laborers in a legal or formal setting.
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Hobs
Boston
Singh William Dither
toomy
Repartee and Time Ripen Wisdom Across Ages
A compact note on saying the right word at the right moment and the idea that time enhances understanding. It cites the notion that neither a person nor wisdom is fully formed at birth, echoing classic thoughts from Life and Cervantes.
The Persian Crow's Beak Weapon in Persian and Indian Arms
The crow's beak was a horseman's weapon once common among ranks in Persia and north India. It featured a broad curved dagger blade set at right angles to a short shaft with a detachable butt end to conceal the dagger. The weapon's design and use highlight its prominence in Indian and Persian battle traditions.
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Persia
north
India
Not the Same in The Mikado Rehearsal
During rehearsals for The Mikado Gilbert called from the stalls about a gentleman not holding its fun correctly. The stage manager clarified a misread label as one gentleman absentiroughtliness. The author stated that remark did not refer to the mentioned person.
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Gilbert
Dundee Advertiser
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Anna Anthony
DENTON
CHAS.M. STIEFF
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Young Adan
HARVEY L. COOPER
WV. C. WEST
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The Peoples National Bank
DENTON, MD
ALBERT G. TOWERS
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Koesch
Call Journal Office
Coun Volsky
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