A Sordid Affair in Bond Street Dress Quest
A tale set in London shows Mrs. Raby steering her artist husband from drink toward a fragile business dream. She buys a costly mock dress, loses her pawned funds, and pursues him through pawnbrokers and a public chase until he is found in a cab, with her devotion masking a harsher truth.
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Manu
Alice
Theo
Bond
Leold
Tonald
Dreas
Clive
Aker
Foolard
Tompton
Raby
Peraco
Titano Mse
Helen
Jobe
Jobo
Bromptontad
Marm
Devas
Alec
Eeniall
Pinasa
Bond Street
Abe
Palace Gardens
Alice Olive
Judge Dent and the Tragic Bond of Father and Son
A Albany born young lawyer Fred Dent rises to power in Kansas as a judge while his disreputable father John Dent runs a life of crime in England and a Raleigh burglary case brings father and son into a fatal judicial confrontation. Convict No. 202aga John Dent dies in state penitentiary after a broken heart.
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Dent
Bidfordshire
Fred
John Dent
Rotherhithe
America
Jnbo Dent
Barnet-way
Hertfordshire
Bineys
Fred Dent
Common Pleas Court
Kansas
Congress of the United States
New York
Albany
Frederick Dent
Wenry
Judge Dent
Raleigh
Kana
Bank
Ena
the Common Pleas
da Ma
Lamost
Washington
Kanuna City
Jake Busenbark
Law
Kapsis
Evither
iLwan
Main
John Smith
Costa
Bia
Aga John Dant
State Penitentiary
Ksussa
Chambers
Warrnambool Arrival of Lady Doctor Somenser Stawney
Manawe Somenser Stawney, noted obstetrician, visits Warrnambool at the Ozone Palace for a brief engagement after consultations with specialists in Melbourne Sydney. She offers marvels in cures, drawing attention from local residents seeking expert medical care.
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Manawe Somenser Stawney
Melbourne
Sydney
Ozone Palace
Warrnombool
Novel Tooth Drawing Leads to Injury Ordeal
A boy named Jimmy Jones explains that play with gunpowder by a friend named Tommy Toodler caused his mouth to burn and teeth to be blown out. Mrs Jones questions the reckless stunt as the child recounts missing teeth and a painful mishap from an ill advised experiment gone wrong.
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Jimmy Jones
Bert
Tommy Toodler
Tommy
Forgiving an Enemy in Death and a Threatening Warning
A North England farmer who vowed to thrash neighbor Jack Gret forgives him on his deathbed after a fall from his horned wagon. The clergyman urges reconciliation, Jack expresses regret, but the dying man warns of a deadly reckoning in the afterlife if they meet again.
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Mrs. Clive
Abe
Brompton Road
Bia
Earth
Raleigh
Judge Dent
Dent
John Smith
England
Jack Gret
Jack
Parsons
Weil
Poisoned by mistaken bottle he drinks varnish in cab
A distraught man bursts from a cab claiming poisoning and begs for help. A drugstore clerk checks the bottle labeled varnish or shellac and warns of its danger, noting the man swallowed prussic acid would be worse, urging removal from the premises and medical care.
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Madmon
A Slave's Revenge and a Fatal Serpent Attack
A sensational Caribbean tale recounts a slave in Martinique who seeks vengeance against his planter class by luring and killing a venomous fer de lance. He maims a serpent and uses it to strike at the planter's daughter, leading to a tragic death. The narrative shifts to a betrothal dispute between Tom and Eleanor, with family objections voiced.
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Tlayt
Martinique
Newlies
Goines
Oon
A Lesson in Pronunciation From English Place Names
A list of odd spellings and their pronunciations for English localities and surnames. Examples include Abergawealy pronounced Abergenny and Norwich pronounced Norridge, with many restated forms reflecting idiosyncratic historic pronunciations.
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Abergawealy
Heavechamp
Bolingbroke
Ballingbroke
Balmer
Buller Chomondeley
Cowper
Hawarden
Marien
Balburn
Koowliys
Knowle
Jorihbank
March Bank
Marylebone
Marraban
Saliabar
Reburking a Knob: Actor Davin Targeted by Detroit Swindlers
Charles L. Davin, stage performer also known as Alvin Joslin, was dining in Texas when a Detroit man flashed fake diamonds and claimed afortune worth millions. Seven commercial travelers then surrounded the actor, boasting fabricated jeweled ostentation before moving him to a new table and hotel.
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Charles L. Davin
Alvin Joslin
Texas
the Jewelers Weekly
Detrot
Davin
Detroit
Davis
Aech
Davie
A Joke on Joseffy and a New York Caf Phrenology
A parody scene features Professor Joseffy diagnosing a party of musical figures in a New York cafe. The phrenologist mocks the man as lacking art, dreaminess, and imagination, while another patron demonstrates typing prowess to illustrate quick hands and clever skill in city life.
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New York
Josefy Waa
Hern
Feanor
Remarkable Sept letter on Napoleon and Shakespeare debate
A September 150-word Times correspondent letter to Mr Delano discusses Napoleonic health, the Prussian war, and a quarrel between the Emperor and Prince Napoleon. It links literary musings on Shakespeare to a Wiltshire portrait of William Herbert, then shifts to a report on Mrs Abbott’s muscular feats and the Duke of Newcastle's church reform plans at Workeep. The piece also notes church and nonconformist interactions in Batham, and concerns over a clerical “Self oxswinstion” form circulating among clergy.
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Delano
Toen Paria
Times
MacMahon
Prussia
Eufioua
Napoleon
Asstria
Prosaa
Bismarck
Paul
Priais
Netea
Shakepeare
Wile Herbert
Thomea Tyler
F. J. Puruivall
Wilton
Svideres
William Herbert
Willian Herbert
Jem
Ann Enyaoll
Tiaby
Mrs. Abbott
Duke of Newcastle
Workeep
Crier of
Cowley
Workany Priory
Batham Comark Fremien
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