Notre Dame Affair Shapes a Lovers’ Dilemma
In a tension filled Notre Dame night scene, detective Paul Coquenil pursues a mysterious candle seller Alice as Lloyd Kittredge pleads for marriage. Alice, torn by love and secrecy, refuses, hinting at a hidden constraint, while Coquenil faces a fateful choice about his own future.
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Holne
M. Paul
Place Notre Dams
Caesar
Coquenil
St. Dennis
Benneton
Coquanti
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Max
Paul Coquenil
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Church
Mother Benneton
Alice
Papa Tignol
Lloyd Nittredge
Marie
Tristan
Kittredgs
New Orleans
Kittredge
Lady of the Candles
The Real Boss of the Senate in Altacoola Battle
Senator Langdon profiles a principled stand against graft in the Mississippi faction’s naval base intrigue. Langdon exposes a corruption scheme tied to Altacoola land, pledging to reveal all investments and force honest conduct, while Peabody and Stevens face a moral reckoning. The boss backs Langdon, promising political favors after the climactic speech. Bud seeks a future with Miss Hope as Langdon seizes the moment.
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Peabody
Gulf City
Keokuk
Altacoola
Mississippi
Stevens
Langdor
Langdon
Lorimer Hawkslee
Southern
Vicksburg
Langden
Steen
Altacoola Land
Naval Base Committee
Senate
Naval Base
Senator Langdon
Bud
I Am The Cook That Cooks For Bwana Tumbo
A humorous boastful ditty by Hank about a jungle chef who handles exotic game and odd dishes for Bwana Tumbo. The singer touts cooking milestones like Wildebeeste a la Kermit and Wart Hog rissoles, with playful satire of world cuisine meeting safari fare.
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Hank
Fun Yet Frustrating Shave Debate Sparks Visitor Chaos
A barber apprentice insists he only shaves strangers while a customer complains of slow service. Senator Taylor of Tennessee recounts an old tale about a secret marriage between a black man’s son and a woman, prompting a provocative exchange over truth and race.
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Senator Taylor
Tennessee
Oh what’s the use to get up and go to work
A poem by Kennett Harris describes the drudgery of rising each day for frugal meals and grinding work. The speaker laments leaving bed, dressing, and commuting while noting the endless fight to earn a living and the lack of relief. The verse ends with playful wordplay and satire on routine labor.
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Kennett Harris
The Tired Business Man Rest and Work Anthem
A fatigued worker recounts a dreamlike journey to Coney for rest, an accident, and a return to duty. McSlugger’s Sanatorium cure proves brief as weariness returns, leaving the narrator trapped between fatigue and the grind of daily work. Phoebe’s weekly pay, bustling streets, and the ledger’s blue lines frame a stark critique of modern labor and need for true rest.
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Cleveland Moffett
Lloyd Kittredge
Lloyd
Harrison ¢. Rhodes
Tom Wise
William A. Brady
Joseph Grismer
BY Thompson Buchanan
Alta
Coola
Sheftyville
Greensburg
Greensberg
Rushville
Conkersville
Rushvile
Coets
Mneseville
Dearborn
Union
Claypool Hotel
Dist Puan Ag
BIG Four
Cinemate
Rca
Hartmann
Washington St
Vonnegut Hardware CO
E. Wash. St
Bans Tombs
Lennot
James J. Montague
Coney
McSlugger
McShugger
Lfe
Phoebe
Caftiil
Chicago
T.H
J & E. Traction Co
Lafayette
Monon R. R
Traction Terminal Station
Monon
White Sox
Washington
Traction Terminal
Polk’s Milk
Pete Wooleseme
H. P. Wasson & CO
Wilson Bros
Lion
Fairmont
International
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