Reprieve Love Flight Ends In a Train Departure
Ada d Arenville weds Sir Richard Fenwick amid scandal and fear, as Fenwick asserts his power and cruelty. The couple depart for a distant future while a criminal thriller looms with Frank Penton sought by police.
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Frank Penton
Yowain
Impostor Curate Marries Man at St. Hestoricum
Sir Richard reveals a forged priest posed as a bricklayer actor soldier lawyer Uftman and curate. The man married the couple this morning but the ring and funds were stolen and the wedding is invalid until a licensed clergyman can perform it again.
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England
Moses, Haig & Benty
Richard
Miss Lane
Fenwick
Arenville
Sir Richard
Sir Richard Penwick
Ste Richard
Penwick
Pen- Wick
A& Stock
T Misses Laine
Uftman
Hestoricum-Wold
Dick Fenwick
Perils of Sea Gunnery and Quick Gunnery Mate
An officer recounts a near disaster during heavy sea gunnery. A gun not locked could have exploded. a gunner’s mate destroyed the firing circuit to prevent a catastrophe, likely saving the ship and crew. The incident led to new electrical safety measures for large guns.
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United States Navy
Agaln
Aten
Roaring twenties science notes drift through a paper
A curious miscellany reports on a Bristol check found by rats after post delivery. It notes underwater photography near Rio de Janeiro, world ocean areas, and giant snakes in London Zoo, plus meridian termites in Australia and soaring balloon records. It also covers railway electrification trends and a Roosevelt Roll of Honor piece with a policemen promotion story.
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Bristol
London
Bay
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Lomlon Zoological Garden
Hved
Han
Malacca
Australia
Peculiar Melungeons of East Tennessee and Chalk Industry
A fragmentary 19th century piece describes the Melungeons as a tall dark copper skinned people with Circassian features living in Eastern Tennessee. It covers their claimed Portuguese origins, social customs, marriage norms, and alleged independence from state government. The text then digresses into chalk production from the River Thames, its processing and uses including whitening and glue, and ends with a joke about a boarding house.
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East
Tennessee
Virginia
Moel
England
Thames
Cabiber
Insita
Erie State
Belie
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Merle Ald
Sophlia
Lergyman
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Menwick
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Glasgow Corporation
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British Museum
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Everest
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