Bluff That Blurred Backstory Ends in a Wakeful Mystery
A weary Mr Trent confronts a stranger at his gate who insinuates a hidden crime involving his wife Myra Trent. The intruder hints at a coerced deal to vanish a scandal, but Trent’s quick wit unravels the claim, exposing a mistaken identity connected to an Australian wife and a vanished cousin.
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Trent
Pluk
Mr. Trent
Advanent
Avery
Ballarat
Jamaica
Joseph Cunclitte
Patagonia
Joseph Cunellite
Hiv
Anancal
Trout
Joseph Cunelitte
Aod
Capelifte
Trent Gemvely Ob Belle There le HO Existent Portrait of Mr Conolltte
Pont
Mr. Prowl
Charles L. Hughes May Be Candidate
New York report claims Charles L. Hughes would accept the Republican nomination for governor if urged by the party and if a strong statewide push occurs. An Odell camp official says Hughes would run properly and would not act as a factional candidate against Higgins. The national administration is said to view Hughes favorably and he may be acceptable to Oyster Bay.
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New York
Hughes
Repubican Teket
Keane
Odell Camp
Charles RK Highen
Higgins
Miggin
Dors
Onsevelt
Advertising Pays From Printers Ink Debate
The piece argues newspapers, especially dairy presses, reach broad audiences and influence public opinion through advertising. It praises daily papers as essential carriers of news, culture, and political information, asserting advertising value and media impact on readers and communities. It traces how magazines gain attention via newspapers and cites cases like patent medicine exposures shaping public action.
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Iquiey
Sife
Sr. Lawaot
Dumgagine
Wall Street
Ile
New York World
Wwatiliners
Jungig
HITT RETIRE Nominated for Congress Obscure Fit
Wockford reports Lowden millionaire was nominated for Congress yesterday with support from Robert A Wit. The outcome is seen as foregone and health issues are noted as hindering a renomination. If health allowed, he would have continued, but he signaled nonacceptance months ago.
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Wockford
Frank
Lowden
Het So Tong
Jongremman Robert
Hin
aKo
Golden trowel exhibit at Philadelohia lodge in Pennsylvania
Masons of the Me and West Virginia and nearby lodges gather for a historic exhibit honoring Franklin and the early American Masonry. The article notes a subscription list for the first Masale building, autographs of Franklin, and a tribute to Masonry’s spread from Cologne to America. It mentions leaders like K Morris and praises the work of lodges in Tennessee and Knox County.
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Philadetonia Uy
Pennsylvania
Franklin
America
Lyon
Pranklin
Bouneylynns
Muscory
Awerden
George Lodge
Warren
Tenneson
Howe
Nashville
K. Morris Baw
Euler
Knoxelty
Hetuht
Cologne
IC Teans
Ramtu
of Avorw
Adviin
Knightly Office Role Notes Hidden in Fragment
Fragmentary text hints at names and offices within a chivalric order. References to a supreme secretary and a secretary of knighthood appear, but details are unclear and unreadable. The fragment suggests ongoing internal organization roles without stable facts or dates.
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Ernest Wonde
Order of Ireyttol
Cratoratel Wabhalen
Btinnourt
Hoyal Higtowtorsty & Nebraska Fraternal Benefttmsootation Org
Knights and Ladies Fraternal Growth Reported
Fragmented text reports on fraternal orders with mentions of Jolutius Me Tutt and high offices. It notes rising memberships in various jurisdictions, with figures such as 23 100 000 beneficiaries and 60 100 in good standing, plus 16 000 in New York and about 11 000 in Missouri. The passage is garbled but centers on growth and leadership roles.
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Rome
Caen
Nit
Jolutius
Wupewise
Tutt
Pepursivania
Jurichieliopiande
Alma
Tailbane
Knights and Laie of
Hoour
New York
Minouri Knights
Honoe
Tue
Gru
Property Rates on Fort and Artesian Streets
Fort Street unit rents at 26 dollars monthly while Artesian Street cottage asks 10 dollars per month and a Young Street cottage at 18 dollars per month, though the text includes a stray word venti.
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Fort Street
Artesian Street
Young Street
For Sale 214 Acres Adjoining Grounded Rental
Property listing notes 214 acres adjoining a rental at 35 dollars per month, potential increase. Includes 7 acres Paakea near Beretania Street with house, stables, pond, and owner leaving Honolulu. Will accept reasonable offers. Also lots in Kaimuki cleared at 300 dollars per lot.
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Beretania Street
Honolulu
Kaimuki
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Joseph Cuncufe
Mr. ‘Trent
Mr. Feent
Austra
John Hoswell
Bethlum
Ny Win
Hwi
Enor
Peaker
Mehta
Joseph Cuncilfe
Slater
Mr.Trent
Myra
Charles L. Hughes
Cavern
The
Magazin
W. M. McChesney & Sons, Ltd, Jtreet Honol
K. and
L. OF Honor
Hoag
Bruluod
Montana
Anita
Ayer
Lewallen
Bishop Trust &c
Ite
Hawaiian Office Specialty Co
Manoa Valley
Albert F. Afong
P.O
Fort Byreet
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Wilder and
Gulick Aves
Offar
P. H. Burnette
Thos Lindsay Manufacturing Jeweler
JA. R
Vieira & Co
Hotel Street
Fort GT
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