Unjust Steward Investigates Brinsmore Inheritance
Horace Lashbroke's continued tale follows Lady Beteworth and Grace as they pursue truth about the Brinsmore inheritance. Mary Kirby's confession surfaces linking Charles Eversleigh’s disinheritance to a scheme involving Godfrey Deane and Feliz Thorpe, with plans to restore the rightful claim. Characters include Led Beteworth Colonel Tremaine and Mrs Watershoot as tensions rise over family secrets and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Led Beteworth
Colonel Tremaine’ Lous
Colonel Tremaine
Markeu Euomina
Arsece
Beteworth
Grace
Darling
Hatirady
Metances
Mary Kitty
Todd Baxter
Geeeezada
Baxter
Watershoot
Watershoot To Introduce Mr “Ary Kiriy
Brins
Godfrey Deane
Godfrey Doane
Reuben
Charles Eversleigh
Mary
Feliz Thorpe
Peenn Koto
Ormely
Charles Eversteith
Lady Betsworth Presses Kirby Conspiracy Issue
Lady Betsworth confronts Felix Thorpe over Clara Kirby and Mary Kirby confessions while pressing to expose a supposed plot to strip Reuben Eversleigh of his Brinsmore holdings. Thorpe rebuts her claims, hints at Mary Kirby’s motives, and plans a sharper move as Deane cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishi
Grace
Clara Kirby
Evereleigh
Mary Kirby
Betaworth
Felix Thorpe
Beteworth
Betsworth
Reuben Eversleigh
Feliz Thorpe
John Kirby
Lady Betsworth
la Laboring
Mr Thorpe
Mary Kirbys
Abe
Brinsmore
Iife Sahe
Sbe
London
Ieee
Lady Beteworth
Reuben
Felix
Godfrey Deane
Lesva
Brinsmore Estates
Grace Tremaine
Hymenes
Felts Thorpe
Coolgardie Gold Discovery Sparks Western Australia Boom
In August 1892 two prospectors struck rich gold at Coolgardie after a long trek from Murchison and Perth. The strike, near the native Coolgardie well, triggered a wild stampede and drew British capital, elevating Western Australia to a leading gold producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolgardie
Forth
South Australia
Leroy
Hunt
Forrest
Giles
Mesars
Bayley
Ford
Murchson
Feld
Perth
Marring
Speakman
Crom
Southern Crosse
Wertheim's New Australian Piano Factory Rising in Richmond
The new Wertheim piano factory in Richmond nears completion after laying the foundation in 1908. The four acre site will employ 300 workers, feature a single-floor production layout, tramway access, and electric power. Expected output is about 2000 pianos yearly with rail of 93 plate-glass windows and 60,000 square feet of flooring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Werthele
Richmond
Frlendien
Stawell Streets
Richmond Park
Burnley
Wertheim
A. M Donald
Nahum Barnet
Steinway
Kapa
Peraina
Bechstein
Herbert Werthelm
Hugo Werthelm
Boston Technological Institution
Plano
Mertt
Fortunes in iron what Australia can do in Tasmania
A long overview tracks iron ore in Tasmania and other Australian states, noting early explorations from 1822, failed charcoals iron works, and modern hopes for profitable mining. It compares global production leaders, highlights New South Wales deposits, and discusses the push to develop local iron and steel industries despite high costs and royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmania
Evans
Launceston
Tasmanian Charcoal Iron Company
Blythe
Gaw Jer
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Tubal
Euphrates Valley
Carnegies
Schwabe
Australia
Ger
William Lyne
Othr
United Kingdom
France
Russia
Commonwealth
North
Ameri
Fin Australis
Canada
England
Knltbs
New South Wales
Geohoela
Cadia
Orange
Wingellon
Williams
Karuah
Careoar
Fiterey
Mittagong
Back Ag
Eskbank
Lithgow
Carroar
Victoria
Nowa Nowa
Gippeland
Dookie
Minew
Queensland
South Australia
Avuntralia
Spencer's Gulf
Port Pirie
Leigh's Creek
Beltana
Mount Searls
Booyeroo
Western Australia
Murchizon
Scotland
America
Merthyr Tydfil
Wales
Dowlals
Aberdare
Lake Superior
Mesaba
Meares
Herbert Casson
Ameries
Hang
Elisabeth
Walter Ralleh
North Carolina
Falling Creek
Virginia
Berkeley
Lynn
Massachusetts
Lynn Iron Workers
Jenks
Jenke Aleo
Casson
Colonies
Exciting struggle with a snake in a pit trap
An eye witness account from Wide World Magazine describes Martin of the Royal Niger Company surviving a pit trap designed for hippos. He describes a venomous snake, a desperate fight, and injuries from stakes as he escapes with his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf. Martin
Royal Niger Company
Wide World
Hippo
Erip Dewi
Cat Hypnotising A Rat In A London Courtyard
An observer in Edintrret recalls a cat fixating and pouncing on a bold rat in a doorway. The rat repeatedly approached within a foot before finally escaping under a cellar door as the cat lunged. The scene unfolds with quiet tension and a curious display of animal behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edintrret
Rellor
Scoteman
Ras
Malty and Salty Sea Water Questioned in Class
A classroom exchange features Peters answering “malty” and “salty” water clues. The teacher prompts the class as Peters notes sea water salinity arises from dissolved sodium chloride and tasting organs recognizing the saline flavor. The moment ends with the teacher directing Peters to go up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horace Lashbroke
Cousin Pine
Cad Williams
Cassell Oo Led
Melbourne
Charles
Bringmore
Oupiciowa
Bers Cieht
Kirby
Lady Betasworth
Mr. Thorpe
Thorpe
Mr ‘Thorpe
Mary Kirisienitt
Betcworth
Foltz Thorpe
Lady Betaworth
Ian
Tleee
Charles Evernleith
Kirbys
Edo
Nona
King Street
Heuben
David B. Walker
Poe
Theo
Ze Carr
Ory Che
Jad
Sti
Tosky
Pat Intec
Cammes
Mt Mo
A. C. Sachse, C.E
World Patents and Trade iMerks Ofice
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!