The Yellow Room Mystery Ends In Nighttime Turmoil
Rousetabille narrates the confrontation in which Mile Stangerson defends herself with a revolver during an attempted attack in the yellow room. The detective outlines a nightmare theory to explain midnights gunfire and injury, while pressing for the truth about Mile’s secret and Darzac’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoise Hie
Berniers
Stangerson
Mademoiselle
Rousetabille
M. President
Milo Stangerson
Milo Stangerton
Mile
Mile Stangerson
Trévedie
Stungersen
Bet Rsa
Dad
Distress Over Contested Objects Confession Unfolds
Larsan confesses to distress over the objects described as compromising. Dievorered Seaddy Jacques immediately recognized them as highly compromising items, explaining the tense mood when questioned. The conversation ends with a promise to continue the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaddy
Jacques
Larsan
Thanksgiving Dinner Defended by Dr Woods Hutchinson
Dr Woods Hutchinson defends the Thanksgiving dinner as the most wholesome meal of the year. He argues digestion troubles are often imagined or caused by spoiled or infected foods rather than excess wholesome fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Comic Supplement
Bucks and Their Horns Skepticism Grows Over Deer Horn Theory
A captive young buck at Hyner challenges the age spike rule as his horns show two prongs on one side and three on the other. Captured last year and sheltered by Bruce D. Kurtz in the lumber town, the deer sheds velvet and prompts old hunters to doubt the claim that spike count fixes a deer's age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyner
Bruce D. Kurtz
Philadelphia Record
The Plane Will Simply Be The Plane
A London Times correspondent argues against lengthy terms for air travel pioneers and predicts that the flying machine will be shortened to plane. He notes how shorter names like bus and tram emerge as familiarity grows, and suggests airmen may become the common term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
A Prince's Heavy Burden
The oldest son of George V is described with a long string of titles from the New York Post. The list includes Prince Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David and titles such as Duke of Cornwall and Rothesay Earl of Carrick Lord of the Isles and Great Steward of Scotland Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester as part of royal regalia. The write up frames the burden of royal duty under a recognizably formal tone.
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Prince Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
Duke of
Cornwall and Rothesay
Carrick
Caron of
Renfrew
the Isles
Scotland
Saxony
Saxe- Coburg and Gotha
Prince of Wales
Earl of
Chester
George V
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Emperor
India
Victoria Mary
New York Post
Architects invited to submit designs for Havana White House
The Department of Public Works of Cuba invites architects worldwide to submit designs for the new Havana White House. Entries accepted until April 15. Prizes include 10000 for the best design and 5000 for the second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works of
Cuba
White House
Havana
In His Customary Tangle Makinbrakes Speaks On Prayer
The speaker argues prayer meetings are useful for some but not all people and suggests self examination even a clergyman shows weakness. He asks Mr. Goodwin how much to donate to the missionary cause this year in a reflective exchange from the Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Chicago Tribune
Higgins criticizes hurried European tours in Cecile smoking room
Eugene Higgins denounces hurried American tours of Europe in the Kronprinzess Cecile smoking room as "Europe to give its best" and notes visitors confuse Florence with Venice amid sporadic questions about days and places, per St Louis Globe Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Higgins
Kronprinzess
Cecile
Europe
Mr Higgins
Gillery
Florence
Venice
St Louis Globe Democrat
Fragmented quote from Livuston Post raises questions
A noisy snippet from the Livuston Post features fragmented dialogue about a husband in a dangerous situation aboard a plane and mentions life insurance, prohibitions, and a balky page, suggesting a chaotic, incomplete story arc.
Life in Singapore vivid in Harpers Magazine portrait
W J Aylward’s Singapore article in Harpers Magazine paints an afternoon scene at the river mouth. The Esplanade hosts fashionable society with lawn games and a parade of nations, from Hindoo and Malay to Chinese merchants and European escorts, amid lush foliage and a cathedral spire.
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Singapore
Harper's Magazine
W. J. Aylward
John Bull
Jave
Lord Cavenagh
England
Paris
Oxford
Sherwood Forester
Velvet scarf stole with ermine edging debuts
A model showcases a new scarf stole this season featuring gathered velvet and ermine trim, highlighting luxurious textures and fashionable fur fabric combinations.
Photography For Women Opens New Art Field
Miss Lena McChuley urged photography as the art of the hour urging women to enter the craft. She praised photography as living art aiding literature science industry and daily life and noted women can pursue it on equal footing with men across diverse roles.
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Cleve
Lena McChuley
American May Be Queen of Portugal Involved Princess
Anita Stewart of New York known as Miss Anita Stewart may become queen of Portugal if the republic fails and King Manuel cannot rule. Her husband is the pretender to the throne and she earned wealth in Chicago through entertainer Silent Smith who married her mother.
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Braganza
Anita Stewart
New York
Portugal
Republic
Manuel
Chicago
Silent” Smith
At Last a Comfortable Motor Veil for Windy Rides
A buyer praises a motor veil as comfortable and wind resistant, noting how usual veils tend to part when winds blow. The illustration shows the product and a satisfied woman describing personal comfort.
Newcomer Debuts Headgear Accessory
A fragment describes a new form of hat decoration with a broad ribbon sewn to the hat, designed to stay secure and detachable only by a wizardly adjustment. The piece emphasizes a seamless fit over the head and hat, suggesting both practicality and flair.
High Power Microscopy Demonstrated Before Royal Society
A new microscope by Prof. Gordon was shown in London allowing enormous magnification without optical grain using a moving translucent screen. The method claims to eliminate screen grain and produce clear images, with specimens magnified up to ten thousand diameters shown as proof.
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Royal Society of London
Gordon
Harper’s Weekly
Jenny Lind Charm Remembered In Norwich Infirmary History
The anniversary of Jenny Lind's death evokes her charming personality. The Jenny Lind Infirmary in Norwich, founded fifty eight years ago by her, stands as a legacy. Mendelssohn praised her as a great artist, and a Kensington home on Clairville Grove with a magnolia is noted among her later surroundings.
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Jenny Lind
Norwich
Mendelssohn
Kensington
Clairville Grove
Coleridge as Conversationalist in Debates
Coleridge was a prolific talker whose fluency silenced fellow debaters. Edward Irving noted others cannot insert a word with Coleridge. A tale recalls Coleridge overpowering Hazlitt with a relentless torrent of eloquence until Hazlitt fled the Grove.
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Coleridge
Edward Irving
Let of Farms After All England Scotland and Wales Acreage
The combined land area of England Scotland and Wales is 356.254.9153 acres excluding water. This year water crop acreage totals 32.144595 acres, excluding 12.244 256 acres of mountain and heath land used for evaging.
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England
Scotland
Wales
Dead Letter Office Totals Highlight Massive Canadian Mail Flow
The annual Postoffice Department report shows 2 547 749 items at the dead letter office including 5 427 letters with money 3 419 with checks 460 with drafts 2 093 with express orders and 3 967 with money orders. Ontario dominates provincial totals while Toronto Montreal Winnipeg and other cities set posting records as Canada’s mail handled surges in letters postcards and registered mail with revenue surpassing expenditures.
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Postoffice Department
Ontario
Provinces
Toronto
Dominion
Quebec
Manitoba
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Hamilton
London
Halifax
St. John
Calvary
Canada
A Regiment of Giants on Winnipeg Western Plain
The Highland regiment in Winnipeg awards a stand of colors amid admiration from Gen Sir John French and other officers. Major General Lessard and staff marvel at sixty-inch and taller soldiers while Captain Ketchin and a seventy two inch visitor compare heights. The unit features many six foot plus men. This scene evokes Frederick the Great’s giants.
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Winnipeg
Highland Regiment
John French
Canada
Lessard
Ketchen
Frederick the Great
Magistrate Tries Himself in Odd Orillia Case
A police magistrate in Orillia presided over a case brought by Constable Reeve against George H. Clark for an unmuzzled dog. After hearing three witnesses who could not confirm the muzzle, the magistrate dismissed the charge and refused witness fees, noting the unusual nature of the proceeding.
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Orillia
George H. Clark
George Reeve
A. Clark
C. E. Hewett
Reeve
Mersi
Knox
Hewett
Fav Buy Sparks Car Talk in Confused Exchange
A clipped dialogue reveals a buyer boasting of purchasing a motor car while others question a missing watch and a diamond scarf in a terse conversational snippet. The exchange hints at stakes of personal belongings and curiosity about past events.
War correspondent Frederic Villiers visits Toronto
The veteran war journalist Frederic Villiers, famed for battles from Serbia to Port Arthur, visited Toronto and spoke on war reporting and the coming clash of Britain and Germany. He recalled his career across Burma, Khartoum, Omdurman, and the Boer War while predicting future tech changes in warfare.
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Toronto
Servia
Graphic
Britain
Germany
Mvere
Peter Donovan
Manel
Pathan
India
Port Arthur
Frederic Villiers
Queen's Hotel
Villiers
Turkey
Plevna
Afghanistan
Beresford
Alexandria
Tel el-Kebir
Soudan
Khartoum
Relef
Bulgaria
Burma
Canada
Sirdar
Omdurman
Pretoria
Russia
Japan
Morocco
England
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Austria
Edward Grey
Ingland
Kamer
Vienna
Eggi
Eteny
Englad
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Mile Stingerson
Gischarres
Daddy Jacques
Mile Stangereon
Giene
Daddy Jarques
M Stangerson
Mademeiselle
Ballmeyer
M. Stangerson
M. Darzac
Rouletabille
Mile. Stangerson
Roulemabille
Monsieur
Mile. Stangersen
Meonsieur
Robert Darzac
Mlle
M_ L Darzac
Roule
Tabille
Larsap
Doddy Jacques
de Fenve Monsieur
Evinay
Wildie
Peur
Livuston
Life IN
FUR Fashions
Photography For Women
HS Tribe
Frederick Villiers
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