Death in the Blue Room at Latimer House
Hales Latimer dies in Sir Justin Latimer’s blue room after a night of illness and fainting. Doctor Dr Scott is summoned as suspicion of foul play grows. Sir Justin confronts the doctor while Manwaring Cross and Dibstock manage the scene. A post mortem seems likely as the mystery deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibstock
Manwaring Cross
Hales Latimer
Croas
Justin
Stock
Dr Scott
Scott
Sir Justin
Blue Room Mystery Deepens in Dibstock Case
The scene shifts to Manwaring Cross where Dibstock reports Sir Thomas’s death and accuses Hales Latimer of falsehood. The butler fights to deny the claim as tension rises over the discovery and who to inform, amid suspicions of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibstock
Manwaring Cross
Sir Thomas
Sir Justin
Dibatock
Hales Latimer
Andaenir
Races at Waandsweorth on Boxing Day
Boxing Day races at Waandsworth drew a good crowd with lively betting and a strong field. Paradise won the opening handicap while Lamplighter and Tripansey each claimed minor placings in several events, with Paradise taking the Wandsworth Handicap by a length. The event card also featured a bicycle race won by Cameron and praise for officials and track management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waandsweorth
McMallen
Ward
Silvermine
Paradise
Messrs
Flemming
Hob
Thomas
Farrell Manning
Manning
Farrell
Cameron
Parrett
Tripansey
Lamplighter
Quarion
Liverpool
Wandsworth
Marle
Tripansy
Chocolate
Marle L
Splinter
Balder s h i g h e n d a n d r e p o r t s f i e l d c a l m
Baldersleigh describes the countryside with cattle horses and fat sheep while roots resemble a quagmire. Wet creeks hindered travel and a mail run failed. Hay harvests begin and Brushy boys beat Ollera in a simple local matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow
Ollera
Union
Waste Paper For Sale At This Office
Classified notice announces waste paper for sale at the office with price listed as three pence per unit. Immediate purchase expected from interested buyers.
Liver Congestion Story Prompts Cure Claim
A Melbourne man recounts long illness from hepatic congestion across Western Australia and Melbourne. He credits Clements Tonic with restoring appetite, strength, and relief from pain after failed treatments. He declares the narrative a true statutory declaration and invites publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garke
Chalder-Street
Marrickville
West Australia
Mr. Clarke
Melbourne
Inglewood
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Blue Room
Baldersleigh
Mr. W. Clarke
Clements
Shekmon
Paine
India
Amd Ales
Wiltiwe
Rahenetbad and
Sosinee Et Mont
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