The Perfume of the Lady in Black
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
7
The Lady in Black and the Tower Mystery
Rouletabille and Sainclair investigate the dawn discovery in Old Bob's tower. Darzac, Darzac's mother Madame and the Lady in Black recount a brutal night with a sack and a wounded man. The revolver clues point to Larsan, and the circle is closed as the team locates the body and confirms the culprit's entry method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Bob
Rouletabille
Tower of
Chaii
Bob
Jerrac
Kouletabine
Theo Kouletabilie
Kernier
Bob Bas Cole
Ib Axk Mattoul
Mere Jacques
Ted
Bin
Darzac
Bito
M Darzac
M. Darzac
Genindaly
Salndair
Larsan
Sinclair
Bernier
Madame
Od Bob
Mme
Darrac
Darcac
London
Rouletablle
Darazac
Mathilde
Black
Rouletabiile
Sainclair
Rowletabilie
Weil. Bourzac
Square Tower
Mme. Darzac
M. Saincisiri
Hidden bodies tied to rooms in a continuing mystery
The dialogue hints at injured men and missing bodies in a yellow room and a round tower. Names like Ree and Rowletabilie recur as clues drive the suspense toward another installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husbend
Ree
Rowletabilie
Tere
Logs Recovered From Lake Ontario Bay of Quinte Beds
Divers in the Bay of Quinte recover sunken logs from the bottom after decades, with grappling docks on barges hoisting 53 foot oaks and black walnut. The operation yields hundreds of dollars daily and has reached $1,000 on peak days. Investigations move to other rivers with historic logging runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ontario
Bay of Quinte
Canadian lumber jargon described by The New York Post
The New York Post outlines Canadian lumber terminology for timber sectors and operations. Terms include stand for growing timber, cruise for surveying a stand, cruiser the surveyor, failed for trees felled, sawyer the person, rafts and swifters on logs, sections between swifters, and shanty-man for lumber jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Mystery of Lord Anglezey and Irish Secretary
An old remark by Lord Anglezey when Lord Lieutenant of Ireland hints at a hidden rift with the Irish Secretary. The two allied on routine matters yet allegedly disagreed on Ireland, and the exact nature of their official dealings remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Anglezey
Ireland
Irsh
Stanley
Tailor and Customer Argue Over Pocket Design
A tailor and customer clash over pocket construction with the customer preferring stationary, while the tailor suggests running pockets and perpendicular slits as alternatives. The exchange shows a mismatch in design expectations and phrasing indicates a dialectical tone.
Acreage Promise Sparks Debate on England and Wales
An Acre Each argues that if all land in England and Wales were evenly divided it would yield just over one acre per person, sparking discussion on property rights and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Knowles Rejoinder to Bryan Lecture
William Jennings Bryan lectured in Knox Ma and Galt with small attendance. Robert E. Knowles, preacher and author, suggested the silver question spoiled the event, stating it disrupted the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Gawd
Robert E. Knowles
Bryan
Knox Ma
Galt
Mr. Knowles
Democratic Party
Local youth homesteads near Maple Creek
A Toronto amateur sailor known for his exploits has settled on a Cardel homestead near Maple Creek. He writes to his sister Tess that the area has strong prairie winds but lacks water, noting a "helluva lot of good wind" going to waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Cardel
Maple Creek
Prairies
Tess
Canada Exports to New Zealand Rise in Fiscal Year
Canadian exports to New Zealand grew to a total of 1 404 535 dollars for the year ending March 31 with shipments reaching 404 625 dollars. The increase reflects stronger bilateral trade and expanding market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Politicians Rare in the Country Says Barr
Sir James Barr declares that politicians are rare in this country and calls some as thick as thieves while noting a statesman is rara evs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barr
Simcoe Banker Breeds Gladiolus in Pursuit of New Color
In Simcoe Ontario banker H. H. Groff, famed as a plant wizard, devotes calls to gladiolus hybridization. He runs three acres of outdoor breeding, employs up to fifteen workers seasonally, spends about 1700 dollars yearly, and markets across Canada and the United States. He sought a pure yellow gladiolus by introducing African wild stock via corms from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Simcoe
Norfolk County
Simecoe
H. H. Groff
W. A. Craick
Saturday Globe
Groff
Old
Federal Bank
Molsons Bank
United States
Central Africa
Douglas Fox
Wimbledon
England
Beresford Fox
Zambesi River
Victoria Falls
Africa
Penne
Quebec City A Rich Tapestry Of History And Faith
A tour of Quebec describes the old walled city, Laval University’s vast holdings, noble Parliament Building, and numerous nunneries. It highlights the duke and queen families’ ties, the Sisters of Providence day nursery, and the basilica’s art, vestments, and relics historic to North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
America
Wurtist
Divinity School
Red
Laval University
Canada
Dominion
University
Mgr. de Lara
Cleveland
Wallsa
United States
Duke of Kent
Queen Victoria
Princess Louise
Marquis of Lorne
Sisters of Providence
Church of England
Edward
van Dyck
Paris
Abbe Des Jardins
North America
Jesus
Iroquois Fall Platted for Beauty and Growth
Iroquois Fall is laid out for beauty and commerce with 160 acres around the T. and N.O. Railway station at the center. Roads radiate like a cobweb to one hub with government and railway ties, streets named for royal and Grey families, and one named for Ontario's premier. Playgrounds and parks are planned for children’s recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquois Fall
Cas
Royal
Earl Grey
Ontario
The Composition of a Rocket Detailed
The ordinary kyrocket uses various compositions packed in tubes around a cylindrical core. A match ignites the rocket from a bottom cavity. A light guide stick prevents irregular motion as gases erupt and drive the rocket upward.
Spying Out Britain A Portsmouth Case Raises Alarm
A midnight landing near Tipnor Powder Magazine at Portsmouth ends with a sentry firing on two intruders who fled by boat. The incident underscores growing fears of foreign spies as German officers monitor routes and authorities push harsher penalties and expanded powers to combat spying and harboring spies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Tipnor
Cord Haldane
Judees
Tases
Malta
Wrest Mediterranean
Gibratar
Manchester
Falta
London Times
Gibraltar
Plymouth
Lord Methuen
Col. Haldane
Berkshire
England
War Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bren‘ano’s
Euthrued
Wy Port
Klack
Bain
Beraler
Ron Tate
Deas
Robert
Rovietabile
Roulembille
Lady In Black
Rouretabilie
Diarzac
Gladiolus Growing
MR. A. Hh, Grofp
Britain
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