Family secrets threaten engagement amid past scandals
Mabel confronts her father about a hidden family secret tied to a cottage scandal and a possible suspect in the pool encounter. Mr Charlford urges disclosure to Lady Wynmore while Dick considers a mistaken identity and possible danger, as tensions over propriety mount.
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Mabel
John
Neville
Joan
Womdly Farley
Ste
Lord Wynmore
Lord Wynnore
Father
Julia
Mab
Jack
Mabel Faces Darkness as Family Plot Unfolds in London Stay
Mabel Chariford accepts a looming threat over her engagement to Neville Wynmore while Neville visits in London. In the country estate, Mr Charlford plots with a secretive suitor to gain fifteen thousand pounds, risking ruin for the sake of a perilous arrangement.
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Mabel
Mabel Chariford
Viscountess Wynmore
Wynnmore Manor
Neville
London
Doke Senter
Mr. Charlford
John
Queer divorce and theater ticket dispute headline
A Maine judge grants a divorce to William H. B. Rush and Judith Rush of Arrowsie in Sagaduboc County. The couple agrees to part as friends. the wife keeps pre marriage property and the husband receives money and household items. An actress jokes about the manager changing hands.
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Sagaduboc County
Maine
Wiwell
William BH. Rush
Judith
Arrowsie
War souvenirs at White House and a Cuban schoolteacher tale
A Washington Star excerpt recalls lingering Spanish American War mementos sent to the president and three Dewey relics in the cabinet room. It also relays Inspector General Breckinridge’s remark on Cuban moral responsibility and a Cuban robbery incident where a schoolteacher advised robbers to spare a life, a counterintuitive tale of mercy.
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Mabel
Neville
Sho
Hobson
Sampson
Dewey
Schley
White House
Garret
Dewer
Breckinridge
Cuba
Porto Rico
Santiago
Pallel
Gen. Breckinridge
Washington Star
A Gun in the Pulpit Keeps a Loaded Shotgun
The Rev. George W. Kincaid a colored Pittsburgh preacher is known as a sure shot with a gun and carries a loaded weapon when preaching in the South's black belt where he travels to minister to communities.
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George W. Kincaid
Pittsburg
Vague diatribe notes mob actions against preacher
The passage describes a Rev. Mr. Ninentd who supports racial rights and has faced mob disruption. It claims white men organized to oppose him and contains scattered, garbled lines about taxation on dogs and odd references to glue and sugar from an improbable source.
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Ed Shotgun
Mr. Ninentd
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Bella
Caroline
Desique
Miss Ginny
Rectory
Nan
Grbur
Tam
Mr. Chariford
Lane
Lord Wynmare
Elis
Tag
Viton
Filton
Mah
John Charlford
Mr. Chartford
Banda
Callahan
Kansas
Junction City
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