Not Guilty The Rymer Trial Ends In Sudden Escape
In Land’s Regis the coroner’s inquest probes Mrs Pauline Rymer over the cliff tragedy involving Anthony Cazenove. The defense argues Cazenove’s obsession and a prior bribe to leave. verdict Not guilty. Gilbert Rymer announces departure abroad as the couple confronts a chilling final moment.
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Anthony Cazenove
Rymer
Cazenove
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Bournemouth
Land Regis
Rymers
London
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Pinline Bymner
Rylmer
Bullock
Q. C
Q. C.s
Transvaal
England
The Rymer Marriage The Heir of a Bar The Sea Cliff Mystery
Mrs Rymer, a striking widow, and her husband Gilbert Rymer QC return from Paris to a society that admires their union. Their life seems perfect yet an unseen change unsettles their calm. A lone moment on the downs hints at a monstrous secret centered on the couple.
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Q. C
Paris
Rymers
Uncle Jack and the 50 Cents Lesson
A story from the New York Times recalls a rich man nicknamed Uncle Jack who, while walking with a child in New York City, is playfully approached for 50 cents. The child suspects a stranger but recognizes him after a brief exchange. She quickly secures the money, and later the man is surprised to be billed by a club friend for half a dollar spent.
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Janet
Pauline
Gilbert
London
Empire State
Jack
New York Times
England's Chestnut at Torworth Landmark Tree
The Torworth chestnut at the Earl of D neft Bristol estate, famed as a long lasting boundary landmark since Stephen's reign, is probably about a millennium old. It remains vigorous, yielded a large nut crop last year, and measures about 50 feet in circumference with a trunk split into three massive limbs.
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Torworth
Mount Etna
Sicily
Great Britain
Bristol
Stephen
Naturalists’ Journal
Westminster Gazette
Sontag's Germany Triumph Over Mob and Myrrh's History
Sontag pleased crowds with her singing in Germany where a mob removed horses and broke the carriage to prevent another ride. The text notes myrrh's ancient use and identifies the tree in Arabia and Persia in this century. Also mentions seeing bloomers and a quip about a bicycle cap from the Indianapolis Journal.
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Germany
Arabia
Persia
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Watts
Scott
Indianapolis Journal
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