Woman Against Woman at Darrel Castle Mystery
Valerie Ross confronts a deadly night as Captain Rivers is found murdered near Nestley. Lady Darrell orders police and learns ward Roy’s possible innocence while a village scandal unfolds and Alice Dornton faces a forced marriage and a courtroom fetch.
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St.eveierie
Valerie Ross
Darrel Castle
Valerie
Darril
Darrel
Tahal
Ly Carroll
Roy
Eustace
Lady Darrell
Captivers
Miss Ross
Eustace Rivers
Lord Wil- Main
Kay
Ense
Nestley
Lady Darrel
Roy Bay
Puch
Tie
Darren
Chelmick
Miss Stovs
Miles
Captain Rivers
Axcusto
Capt. Rivers
Darrell
Worman
Mies
Lord Roy
Ips
Capt. Hivers
Dinus
Nestlay
Nia
Amd
Lady Dare
Jindy Durvot
Angel
Martha
Farmer Brown
Sean
Alice
Alies
Mrs. Brown
Nighborhood
Sir Robert
Mrs. Grey
Althe
Margaret Dernton
Hel
Missy Dernton
Ain
Luusu
Isabe Pola
Skirmish of Dimples and Grin Teddy Faces Battle
A humorous tale from the Detroit Free Press about a young boy named Ted who frets when seeing his own reflection. His initial worry fades into laughter as soon as he spots himself in the mirror, ending the facial battle with a cheerful smile.
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Teddy
Ted
Lotta Miller
Detroit Free Press
Repulsive orang man provokes crowd in traveling show
A traveling menagerie houses a repulsively human orangutan kept in a stout barred cage. He becomes violent when taunted by visitors, throwing sawdust and shaking bars. He fears an approaching elephant and cowers in terror as keepers prepare for night.
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Putachen
Craygutuo
Sway
The Gentle Javanese at Plaisance Village
Immigrant Java workers build a bright bamboo hamlet near the Plaisance with basket fences and thatched roofs. They fashion frames, walls, and verandas while a crowd carts away debris on palanquins, keeping the site orderly as they labor cheerfully.
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Java
Plaisance
The Gentle People of Plaisance Amid Bamboo Music
The passage describes the kind, thrifty Javanese inhabitants of Plaisance with bright cotton tents and barefoot steps. They dine with improvised spoons from tin and bamboo cups, while a central chapel rises and a baboon named Claas terrorizes the town. Music fills the streets as bamboo instruments create a vivid cultural scene. The tale notes sorrow from Antonia's lost baby and a funeral procession that earns reverent attention.
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Chicago
Claas
Plaisance
Ation
Plaisance Land
Antonia
St. Nicholas
The Spade Bit: Breaker Teaches Bronco Patience
The New York Supplement describes a bronco breaking method using a wide metal spade fixed on the bit. As the horse moves and pulls, the spade pricks the roof of the mouth, training the animal through repeated, sudden discipline until it ceases wandering.
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New York
The Cantonment in India as Britons Live
Describes the Cantonment opposite the native town in Indian towns during the British era. Notes the cantonment as an unwalled, tree lined district with separate housing for English and natives, wide roads and parks. Mentions clubs, ladies wings, parade grounds, and tennis courts as leisure facilities for visitors.
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Cantonment
Osiris Bull Symbol Reads In Egyptian Belief
The article notes Osiris dwelling as a white bull marked by a black eagle on the neck and a black forehead with a white square. Such bulls were worshipped in life and venerated after death, with the New York Historical Society owning a relic tied to this belief.
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Pennsylvania
Puseay
New York Journal
Osiris
Aesi Herodotus
New York
Bocily
Republia
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