The Man with the Claws at Monte Carlo Casino
A Paris detective recalls a mysterious visitor at Monte Carlo, known as The Man with the Claws. Emile Tessier, later Boudet of Passy, uses a glove to hide a withered hand and a cough to mask identity before fleeing to Nice and being tracked by Dumont. The case ties to a German moneylender murder and a feared international gang.
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Monte Carlo
Trente-Et-Guarante
Grénat
Lelatrely
Grenat
Emile Tessier
Bureau of the Administration
Hotel Des Hritanniques
Mentone
Nice
Avenue de la Gare
Place Massena
Hotel Des Anglais
Mons. Tessier
Kayonne
Helder
Chef de Partle
Paris
Angiajs
Ventimille
Cafe de la Regence
Choucrouttmann
Central Police Office
Dumont
Eren
Boudet
Passy
Man
Place de la Raquette
King Manuel of Portugal Gains Public Favor and Resolve
The article portrays King Manuel as a bright, intelligent youth whose early reign stabilizes Portugal. It notes his courage and presence of mind, recounts his calm handling of crises, and highlights his habit of reading daily newspapers to gauge public opinion.
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London
Manuel
Lisbon
Oporto
Don Manuel
Pena Castle
Cintra
Infante
Crown Prince
Editor praises improved poem overcoming Whittier comparison
A humorous exchange shows an editor praising a poem that refines Whittier's ideas while a six foot caller questions the critique. A Chicago Tribune snippet notes language about Whittler. The text mentions 44 English county chief comatables with 3 rising from ranks and 33 ex army officers plus one ex navy officer.
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Whittler
Chicago Tribune
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