Baron Warrington in Barschett Mission Amid Royal Plot and Escape
Arthur Warrington, American consul to Barschett, reports a grand duke’s plan to force Princess Hildegarde to wed Dopplekinn. Warrington helps the princess and Hon. Betty Moore elude a staged marriage and a dangerous officer. Max Scharfenstein aids in a hurried flight to Dresden as tensions rise over a royal conspiracy and a hidden family clue emerges.
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Arthur Warrington
Barschett
Puke
Bia Neice
Hildegarde
Dopplekinn
Warrington
Hilde~ Zarde
Betty Moore
England
Iwan
Bea
Scharfensteim
Max
Barscheit
Ellis
Burscheit
United States
Marshell
Dresden
Attis
Sany
Palace intrigues and stolen moments in a royal tale
In a palace a joyful crew of rebels and nobles faces danger as a police hunt for a gunman looms. Hildegarde and Betty navigate court etiquette and budding romance while the duke endures private turmoil and a mysterious letter hints at treachery within.
Letter of Tears in Chester Court Breach Case
A breach of promise case in Chester heard a letter filled with dots and tears. Arthur Morrell, a Cheadle cab proprietor, had engaged Elizabeth Ron Rhodes but a class gap ended the match. The jury awarded £40 damages in the court case reported by the London Express.
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Chester Sheriff's Court
Cheadle
Arthur Morrell
Elizabeth Ron Rhodes
Ashton-under-Lyne Will
Jary
London Express
Some Suggestions As to Lying In Telling Truth Instead
A Washington Times excerpt argues lies succeed if delivered with art. It cautions against small lies for big aims and urges using honest gripping courage, with lies backed by fabricated corroboration to endure. The piece stresses bold, consistent deception.
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Washington Times
Nine barrel gun used to kill 189 ducks on Potomac
Ex deputy game warden Harry Malcolm sends a Sun photo of a nine bar rel gun with a single trigger said to act like a Gatling. A single pull fires all barrels and one discharge allegedly killed 189 ducks. Hunters using the gun were arrested along with gear including sloops bi guns decoys skiffs powder and 85 dead ducks.
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Harry Malcolm
Mr. Marcolin
Messrs
R. Hi, Cox
W. M. Lyon
Sidney Barker
Potomac River
Milcolm
Arnold's Question Well Answered in White Paint Debate
The piece recalls Benedict Arnold with renewed efforts to paint him in clean white colors. It cites a Virginia raid in which Arnold captured an American officer who asked how countrymen would treat him if caught. The captain replied that they would amputate his damaged dignity and bury it with honors, then hang the remainder on a gibbet.
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Arnold
Benedict Arnold
Virginia
Quebec
Side Lights on History Author Prepares Dramatic Ballad
A fragment describes Scott hinting that Herr Spuytentuufel will perform a moving ballad titled Mamma. sae Panaly. Tao Full, with the audience invited to enjoy the moment. The scene blends literary reference with theatrical flourish in a period setting.
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Scott
Herr Spuytentuufel
Volcanic ash cement joins Japan export list
American consul reports a Japanese company has turned volcanic ash into cement earning nine percent dividend on 200000 yen capital. Major docks and foundries including Mitsubishi Kaasaki yards and Sasebo naval yards use the product. Cement beds exports reach north China Formosa Korea as Keelung harbor contract is filled.
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Venta
Q. H. Scidmore
Nagasaki
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Mitsubishi
Kawasaki
Empire
Sasebo
Wakamatsu ‘Ron Foundry Company
Keelung
Hondo
Japan
Oregon
Rocks Prove It All by Dora Papa Tale
Miss Dora Papa tells of Jack denying support unless money is shown. The prudent father asks if he has proven wealth and is answered with a metaphor: he proved it by the testimony of the rocks. Published in the Chicago Tribune.
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Dora
Jack
Chicago Tribune
A Business Man's View on Wealth and Influence
A dialogue contrasts wealth as a force for good with the critique of paid virtue. Mr. Dustin Stax argues that paying for goodness yields poor value, highlighting tension between morality and money in public life.
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Dustin Stax
Now here press agent warns actor husband about blank cartridges
The husband of a pretty actress fired at the press agent in a near miss. The agent admonishes him for carelessness and warns that blank cartridges can still injure at six feet, urging safer distance in a tense exchange.
Overheard at the Christmas Dinner
A brief comic exchange notes the wealth gap as Miss Swellgirl remarks the rich chase money while Mr Cashless laments the plight of those without it. The dialogue satirizes social inequality during the holiday gathering.
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Henry Haake
Indiana
Princess
Harold McGrath
Eto
Hun Wy
Ells
Ong
Muller's
Doppelkinn
Palace
Grand Duke
Flanders
Betty
Tashail
Getty
Gretchen
Her Highness
St. Joan's Wood
Christus
Theognita
Delty
Market Reports
Cincinnati
ST la
Hay
New York
Davisville
Consta
California
Ugut
Psa
Ama
Betta Mu Burg Piano CO
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
H. M. Williams
Toledo
Ohio
Carters Uleiver
Carters
Euldier
N. Dove
Pia
Law
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