The Fatal Three Miss M. E. Braddon Mystery Scene
Mildred meets Lady Lochinvar to discuss suspicion around George Ransome and the death of his first wife. The two reminisce about the past, assert innocence, and Mildred plans to visit the villa Montflouri to learn more, seeking a confidant in the elusive truth.
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Paywla
Pamela
Sin
Nice
Mildred
Casteani
Mr. Ransome
Tady Lochinvar
Lovhinvar
Casithe Cornell
Sam
Lochinvar
Pleson
Gir
Tuetinvar
Tady Eachinvar
George Ransome
Iinaband
Grenwold
Tin
Leechlevar
Bee
Lady Lochinvar
Millred
Maderby
Montflourl
Sheigax
Prey
Cook
Mite
Villafranche
Confused dialog erupts as Lady Lochinvar recalls past
In a crowded scene, Tady Lovhinvar grows tearful while Mildred probes a civil matter about a friend. Lady Lochingar recalls dates from Nice seventeen years earlier and notes a man once missing, while others debate memory and truth amid tense social propriety.
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Tady
Lochingar
Nice
Andy Lochinvar
Gooseberry dispute on Austrian farms ends in appeal
Two Austrian farms dispute ownership of a large gooseberry bush. Neighbors agree each year to let berries grow on their side of the line. A referee is to decide and higher courts may hear the case as costs, rents, and rights are debated.
Cities Burn Across 100 Miles in Canadian Fire Disaster
A vast forest fire in eastern Yukon and Manitoba provinces destroys Fernie and Michel, devastates Hosmer and Sparwood, and leaves 3,000 displaced. At least 200 lives lost, including 74 in Fertile and 61 men plus 2 women at Wik Lumber Co. No. 4 logging camp. Railways suffer massive damage. towns flee south to open prairie. Firefighters overwhelmed as flames creep through Elk River region.
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Kootenay
Manitoba
Fernie
Sparwood
Coal Creek
Olsen
Michel
McGillvray
Hosmer
Bartley
Morrisey
Cokato
Hko
Suffray
B. G
Olson
Spariood
Wik Lumber Company
Lfe
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Canada
Elk River Valley
Ferme
Elk River
Crows’ Nest Coal Company
Fikes Wood
Pncific Railroad
Osceola
Winnipeg
Vancouver
New Westminster
Victoria
Spokane
Welena
National Educational Association Rejects Reform Spelling
Telegraphic brief reports show the National Educational Association voting down a proposal to endorse reformed spelling. A Waters-Pierce case settlement saw a $10,000 penalty as the Arkataos suit neared. Georgia convict bids investigation cites Gov Terrell ketika as attorney for James Wogllah and a convict league.
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National Educational Association
Arkataos
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Georgia
Terrell
James W. Wogllah
Ols
Unlikely romance ends in marriage after world tour
Allen Carter Watson, a New York artist, and Misa Anita Mercer, a Worcester native, wed in Marididl after a wild tale of All Husbands day. They met only on their voyage, bribed a local official to alter the betrothal card, and later settled in Venice after February nuptials.
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Ariat
Ventee
Mercer
Clare Spence
Edna Burley
George Wt. Burley
Marididl
Mr. Watson
Venice
Miss Mercer
Birth of White Elephant Elevates Rangoon Governor's Status
Reports from Rangoon reveal two white elephants born near Chiengmui, Siam. One nursed by a Governor of La kawa herd, the other by a timber merchant, who reportedly fed the second to a tiger. The governor’s newborn is hailed with regal rites, dreams interpreted by soothsayers, and a procession of elephants and guards as a white umbrella signals power. The animal is described as pale straw skin, white body like silver needles, red tongue, and ruby eyes. London Express notes the event as a sign of political influence.
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Rangoon
Ranguel
Chiengmui
Siam
Lakawa
Buddha
Kavatama
London Express
High heels and foot fashion through history
A compilation of historical notes claims Romans wore cork soles to keep feet dry in winter while high heels are credited to seventeenth century French fashion. The piece includes quirky anecdotes about reincarnation talk, classroom chatter on iron discovery, and a railway man praising a signal system as a success.
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New York Press
Government to speed up contracts for supplies
Officials plan boosting spending by about 70 million to restore normal business conditions. Roosevelt instructed department heads to avoid delays in annual supply contracts. Bids are opened daily and Treasury workloads include rapid contract awards for new buildings and sites. Naval officers heard Roosevelt urge a strong navy and defend immigration limits amid calls to protect coastal defenses.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
Congress
James Knox ‘Taylor
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Tomny Tid
Perou
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Newton M. Brooks
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Basil Miles
Pennsylvania
Berlin
Seventy-first Coast Artillery Company
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Calfornia
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Maine
Salem
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Klamath River
Sepa Doe Ficit
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