Christmas Eve Confession Clears Doris Brownlow Cheque Scandal
Doris Brownlow faces false theft accusations after a missing cheque tied to a letter from Mr Granson. Mr Thompson admits grave misjudgment, clears her name, and awards £20 as a Christmas gesture. Edward Wilson's role and Granson family actions emerge, ending with Doris returning to work and a quiet Christmas mood.
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Mr Thompson
Miss Brownlow
Doris Brownlow
Botbert
Shane
Thompson
Edward Wilson
Cone
Doris
Beenie
Ahe
Granson
Tree Creek
Buck
Misa Trownlow
Ghost Story Thrills Party Guest at English Country House
A young woman staying at a grand country house over Christmas was startled by eerie tales of ghosts and hobgoblins told by guests. The chilling narratives stirred fear and curiosity among the visitors during the festive gathering.
Christmas Eve Ghost Song Turns Fatal Cobra Bite
A group of soldiers in Thurman tell of hearing a Welsh hymn sung faintly on Christmas Eve. Evans, a young Welshman, claims to hear the voice speaking Welsh. The next day Evans steps on a cobra in a water patch and dies within hours. The tale appears in Cassell's Saturday Journal.
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Mn ‘Thurman
Evans
Wales
Cassell
Saturday Journal
Preacher lampoons modern finance with street tale
Dr. Washington Gidden in Westminster Gazette recalls a Broadway stealing incident. A financier is robbed as a boy snatches his handkerchief from a big pocket. The crowd gathers and a bystander calls for police, but the financier urges leniency, saying he began in a small way himself.
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Washington Gidden
Westminster Gazette
Broadway
A. Uttte
Too Loving Husband Faces Divorce After 32 Daily Kisses
Paris court heard a case where a bride left her husband Baudent after his constant affection. He allegedly kissed her 32 times daily during their honeymoon, and a revolver incident occurred but no conviction followed. The wife may withdraw the divorce bid.
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Paris
London
Daily Mail
Assia
Baudent
Haudent
Gleanings on sympathy and everyday goodness
A short reflection on kindness and character. The author notes that a kind word can be more valuable than money and that happy individuals strive to uplift others. It urges living by one’s principles, avoiding gossip, and focusing on noble daily deeds rather than personalities.
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Anne Zoe Anland
O Edwards
Dorks
Wether
Thompson Loie
Maushter
Kas Doris
Tony
Don Sp
Orie Dosis
Arthur
May
Aternly
Torin Brownlow
Beggs
Megge
Ghransus
Therssay
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