Tragic confrontation at North-end House ignites a family feud
On a May night at North-end House Sir Richard Devine accuses Ellinor Wade of long deception after a son’s confession. Richard pleads to stay, but Sir Richard ejects him, while Lord Bellasis is found murdered on Hampstead Heath. Richard, renamed Dawes, is captured as the driver of his own doom.
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Spaniards Inn
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Mogford
Bow Street
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Dawes
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Hampstead Heath
Breaker Tricks Skipping Horse With Cropped Noise
A farmer named Hiram explains how he trained a stubborn horse by imitating an automobile sound. Each time the horse slows, he toots and chugs to urge it forward, the animal moving off like a colt.
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Hiram
Term of Peace Quarrel Ends Over Hat Indemnity
Stubb asks if Penn and his wife will stop quarrelling and Penn replies yes. She demands $20 for a new fall hat as the price of peace and war indemnity once Penn admits he was in the wrong.
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Stubb
Penn
Georgie
Youth Spendthrift Story Continued
De Smythe is described as a spendthrift sent to the country to spend the summer. He wasted the family fortune in less than a week, according to Miles and Giles. The dialogue frames a cautionary tale about excess and parental intervention.
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Miles
de Smythe
Giles
Hypocritical words on the new superlindent rumor
The text mocks a new school official and accuses officials or a named person of wrongdoing. It reflects locals complaining about inspectors or leaders and questions whose interests guide the changes.
Laughable Household Bits From Around The World
A collage of humorous snippets and quips from magazines and newspapers. Jokes about care killing a cat, running jokes on auto sales, museum relics, and a steamer captain’s log. Light entertainment notes and witty exchanges fill this amusements page.
Armistice Details Delayed by Simple Borrowed Attire
A Cleveland Plain Dealer style quip notes the Venezuelan army general and the French commander will meet to settle armistice terms. The delay stems from the general needing to borrow shoes and a calico shirt to appear presentable.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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