The Paris jewel thief and the clever coat trap
A detective narrates how a coat theft led to unmasking a baron linked to a jewel heist. Boris confesses after a tense pursuit through Paris and Nice, with Tips and Madame H- sensing danger. The case ends with the baron's arrest and arguments over pursuing scandal.
Baron's fate in Russian demand over forged bonds
A Russian notice seeks the baron’s transportation for twenty years over forged bonds and bribery of state officials. The baron pleads for clemency for Noris, while Karis is released after admonition. Tips recounts marriage to Alfred, now a bookmaker with a fortune and a reforming path.
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Morley and the banana peel pun at dinner
An Englishman Morley and an American laugh at a pun about slipping. Morley plans to tell his wife the joke but forgets the setup until the punchline about Brown and a banana peel, who says Nevertheless. The wife urges him to finish the story, but he misses the point.
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Thought of His Past
In England actor Wille Collier was invited for a weekend by a distinguished elderly duchess who fawned on Americans. Upon arrival in the hall she exclaimed with excitement she loved Americans and claimed to know all about him, leaving Collier uneasy about his reception.
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A Long Way Down Senator Dixon Helps Giant Constituent
Connecticut Senator Dixon once escorted a towering six foot ten constituent through a public event, illustrating his assistance to a remarkable visitor.
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Breakfast incident echoes in misquoted memory tale
A fragmented reminiscence centers on a breakfast scene where a man recalls a lavish menu and a guest’s dismissive remark about not wanting much beyond a couple of eyes and toast. The wife reflects on a long deception sparked by a contrived breakfast memory.
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People's Fire Insurance Company of Maryland Statement 1912
Sworn Maryland insurance report shows assets and liabilities for the People's Fire Insurance Company of Maryland at year end 1912. It lists admitted assets totaling 153,286.81 dollars with comparative figures from 1908 to 1911, plus detailed entries for cash, real estate, mortgages, stocks and bonds, and reserves.
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Frederick
W. Mason Shehan
Insurance Commissioner of
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