Martin Hermans Will A City Life Portrait
In a continued chapter, Charles Carpentier confesses a past of forgery and crime to Dave Cheatham, tracing a life of captured freedom and relentless reform. The pair discuss a possible alliance, with Carpentier pledging unwavering loyalty and Cheatham offering help as they plan a future meeting.
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Prince of Darkness
Dave
Charles
Dave Cheatham
Cheatham
Tam
Carpenter schemes to thwart detection and win Mrs. Hope
In Cheatham’s office the plan to remove Mrs. Hope tightens as he rejoices over finding Charles Carpenter. Paul Neville, still wary of Cheatham, leaves with Lem Dodd to visit Miriam Hermann and aid the Munroe family. Carpenter returns drunk and confronts his mother as Kitty Boyne joins Lem for an evening stroll.
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Cheatham
Ocean Steam Service
Charles Carpentier
Cheathan
Charles
Charles Carpenter
Mr. Cheathama
Paul Neville
Neville
Charles Carpenters
Mr. Cheatham
Paul
Hermann Estate
Miss Hermann
Lem Dodd
Hat
Miriam IR Termann
Miriam Hermann Howe
Kitty Boyne
Sim Cheatham
Dodd
The Slame and the Tobacco Dilemma
A Philadelphia Inquirer story recounts Jeremiah Jones who hides his tobacco habit from his wife and children. When confronted by his wife about a pouch he leaves the house, he disciplines his son for smoking, then returns to tobacco use, joking that a boy is a reliable ally in emergencies.
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Jeremiah Jones
Jones
Mars
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ananias Reputation Mentioned in Harpers Bazaar
In a brief line from Harper's Bazaar a discussion notes Ananias' reputation as a Har. The dialogue features Gerald and Gerlaltine referencing Sapphira as the only girl he ever loved.
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Gerald
Ananias
Har? Geraltine
Sapphira
Harper’s Bazar
Humorous Vignettes Sprint Across Pulpit of Daily Life
A collage of comic snippets draws from city papers and jokes about language lovers couples and everyday mischief. Quick quips feature bilingual gaffes marital banter and social blunders set in urban life with a light satirical tone. The items highlight playful misunderstandings and social quirks from various newspapers.
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Martin Herman
Maj
Alfred Rochefort
Frankfort-on-the-Oder
Gailor
Slame
Old Jones
Indianapolis Journal
Julia
Jack
Inndianapolis Journal
Dodauimports Journal
Constance E
Constance K
Willie
Yonkers Statesman
Philadelphia Press
Tess
Jess
Bixby
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Miss Oldham
Baker
Indianapolis Press
Richmond Dispatch
Philadelphia Record
Minerva
Laeinmapolis Journal
Washington Star
Rome
Whiladelphia Press
Hern
McGuire
Kansas City Independent
Detroit Journal
Philadelphia
Wildvet
Deacon
Enurely
Madge
Diggs
Tie
London
Tommy
Philadelpha Press