London Journey With Miss Ripley Leads To Revelations
A traveler recounts a trip to London with Miss Ripley, revealing plans to meet Mme Bare and visits to Van deleur’s address. Amid shifting loyalties, Vandeleur learns of a forthcoming liaison and the tale hints at Rowland’s engagement as Myre Burchey’s past ties surface.
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London
Miss Ripley
Rowland
Big Alster
Antone
Mme
Mme, Sara
Emphasia
Stdl
Vansdeleur
Vandeleur
Lelatre
Aumounerd
Mey Aloser
Ari Ile
Rawland
Owee
Mystery necklace plot entwines Miss Ripley and conspirators
In a tense exchange, Cruce Vendeleur learns that Miss Ripley may be targeted in a jewel heist connected to pearls once owned by the Genoa family. Madame Sara and a secret network plot to use her wedding as cover, while Rowland’s Folly and a staged heist loom.
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Vendeleur
Miss Ripley
Howland
Miles Ripley
Lady Kennedy
Ion
Vandsleur
Steaven
Vandeleur
Mme Sara
Cruce
Mise Ripley
Rowland
Huston
Ripley
Theodore and
Mark
Bonist
Rawlind
Rawland
Hayfig
Daxa
Genoa
de Camity
Druce
Riley
War Cry Rallies Broad Ripple Against Traction Firm
Broad Ripple residents rise in protest against the Indianapolis union traction company over fares and service. Town officials report strong sentiment as youth leaders push for cheaper electric line fares and annexation to Indianapolis amid local opposition.
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Indiamanolls
Bedad
Indi 1
Ate
Egg Sandwich Prices and indictments headline shift
In Chicago reports a price fluctuation on egg sandwiches at local Beaneries with 10 cent and 5 cent offerings noted. The piece mentions 30 more Ute Tabor men indicted on riot and intimidation charges by the grand jury, highlighting a linked public uproar.
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Chicago
Jan
Ageinat Usion Tabor
Peculiar Riding Habits of Hawaiian Women in Early Times
Peculiar riding practices are described among Hawaiian women as they used to ride astride with long strides and heavy garments. The narrative notes shifts in attitudes, dress, and control of horses as customs evolved, including references to ship arrivals and societal expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Plural wives in Salt Lake City spark moral alarm
A distorted 19th century letter warns of plural wives in Salt Lake City and New York schoolgirls. It cites alleged payments for sexual acts and condemns purported intermediary figures, linking the issue to educator interests and calls for reform. The text reflects sensational, biased rhetoric about unions, religion, and youth.
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School Girls of
New York
Morton Welwlandries
Swic Lake City
Escape and bondage theme in medical advertisement copy
A historical ad presents a man escaping ropes as a metaphor for resilience, then links bodily bonds to stomach related ailments. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming cures for stomach and digestion related diseases and associated organs including heart liver kidneys. The text contains fragmented garbled phrases and branding typical of late era medical notices.
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Pierce
Wwea
Kidecy
Troublay
Tiene Inc
Mat
JBL
Sherburne Moarat
Hirnolwas
Iochester
N.Y
Bright
Davelow
Nervewane
Four Husky Cadets Defy Old Boreas in Winter Camp
Four youths of Stempstead New York remain in winter camp under canvas tents braving frostbitten noses and exposure. Kenneth Van De Water Reginald Van De Water John Akley and Ray Mulliner ages 16 to 19 are members of the Cadet Corps and sons of local residents.
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New York
Jan
Stempstead
Kenneth
Reginald van de Water
Lott van de Water
John Akley
Ray Mulliner
Meenbyre
Cadetcorpe
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Kidney Disease Cure
An advertisement claims Warner's Safe Cure cures Bright's disease and other kidney related ailments. It touts safety with no after effects, urges substitution boycott, and invites readers to consult doctors for free medical advice. It presents patient letters as proof and mentions Horchester N. Y. address.
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Murray
Warner
Roal
Council
Warners
Horchester
Camp Funetot: Wempy Camp Keeps Winter Vigil
Formerly the Bows brigade from Wempy now stays at Camp Funetot through winter. Camp dwellers maintain strict military routines with reveille, lights out at 9, and daily weather logs. The camp hosts two tents for sleeping, one for cooking, and one for work, with double reefs and ample gear to endure cold, while traveling slag Rudiread Rowe tours the area and reports on camp life and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bows’ Brigade
Fonston
Clark Vane Watters Cottage
Tony Ie
Sweeney Bunco and a Fool’s Gift in New York Fraud Tale
In a peculiar New York incident, Sweeney of Jetsky City faced a scheme involving trading stamps on marriage, a misaddressed envelope, and a counterfeit payoff. The tale centers on misdirection, a listing of stamps, and a failed payoff that ended with a disappointing outcome for the victim.
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Sweeney
New York
Jan
Rhsris Sweenes
Jetsky City
Win
Grant
Richmond
Denn
Mont
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