The Mystery of the Yellow Room Recap and Trial
A detailed chapter synopsis follows Rouletabille and Larsan as they unravel the Yellow Room case in Paris. The narrative covers Darzac’s arrest, Rouletabille’s journey, a sensational Versailles assize trial, and public frenzy as supporters of Rouletabille clash with Larsan loyalists.
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Paris
Mhe
Stangerson
Jacques
Mule
Joseph Rouletabille
Epoque
Frederic Larsan
Larsan
Robert Darzac
Mile
Darzac
Rouletabille
Rouleubille
Stangersons
Arthur Rance
Chateau
Mille
Stangerson Chateau
Versailles
Saint-Lazare Station
Rodlembille
Frederic Larson
Cardui praised by Summit woman’s husband letter
Notary public J W Church of Summit North Carolina explains his wife Mrs. Church endured twelve years of female troubles including pain and limited mobility. After trying Cardui she recovered to 182 pounds and regained strength describing Cardui as the medicine of established merit. The letter notes decades of women using Cardui and urges readers to ask their druggist for CARDUI.
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Cardui
Rosy
Irish tenor Fiske O'Hara thrills Grand with full verse encore
Fiske O'Hara the Irish comedian and tenor sang the full verse of a Tom Moore ballad at the Grand after an AOH note urged him to extend the line. A theater party of AOH members attended and applauded loudly as he waved his eighteenth century hat. The vaudeville playlet is set in Glengariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
Fiske O'Hara
Grand
Capt. Barry
Glengariff
Wonderland's New Wonder World Salutes Summer Shows
The New York chorus girls with the Nelson Musical Comedy company perform in Wonderland's new airdrome, enjoying a carefree summer tour amid dances and songs. English's features Ward Baker the violinist and other acts headline, with McCarver and Robinson, and Cecil Gordon delivering clever impersonations and songs as the pictures entertain the audience.
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New York
Nelson Musical Comedy Company
Wonderland
Mer
China
Arthur Nelson
Broadwith
Ward Baker
Ole Bull II
Baker
America
R. E. Johnston
McCarver and Robinson
Cecil Gordon
The Wind That Shakes the Barley Poem by Katherine Tynan Hinkson
A fragmentary verse piece titled The Wind That Shakes the Barley by Katherine Tynan Hinkson. It describes a muse like wind moving through fields and mountains, with repeated calls to come home and a lilting, musical rhythm.
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Katherine Tynan Hinkson
Ambition and Prosperity Motives in Society
A concise critique noting that nearly everyone desires improvement and some day anticipates better fortunes, underscoring universal drive for success and material advancement. The fragment suggests ambition as a common, nearly inescapable motive shaping individual choices and life paths.
Bids Sought for Marion County Culverts in 1908
The Marion County Board of Commissioners will receive sealed bids up to 10 a.m. Monday June 14 1908 for culvert construction over the White River bed on Harding Street Center Township and on the north line of NW 4 2 of section 2 14 2 in Decatur Township. Plans and specs are in the Auditor’s office. Each bid must include a bond and affidavit as required by law. The board may reject any or all bids. Dated May 28 1908.
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Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
White River
Harding Street
Center Township
North Line
Marivnl County
Paper Cleaner and Baad Offerings Inventory Detail
A fragmented listing shows items described as Paper Cleaner and Jc Baad with reference to 23 Brasa Extension Rods, plus six boxes of Boy Washing Powder and three units marked 10. The unreadable text limits precise identification but indicates catalog-like sale or stock notes.
Damask Linen Sale List With Frail Details
Mc Table Damask offers moercerize items and napkins in 22 by 32 inches and 16 by 16 inches. Bleached napkins priced per half dozen and per dozen, with small discounts on assorted tray cloths and bedspreads. Fringed crochet spreads described as colored and white, some slightly soiled, with varied prices.
Fabric remnants and sheet goods sale listing note
A brief listing of fabrics including muslins and sheets with finishes and widths. Mentions 14c muslin, 8c unbleached muslin remnants about 36 inches wide, and linen finished sheets 72 by 06 inches. Product terms appear in a fragmented OCR style without clear dates or seller names.
Wash Goods and Domestic Fabrics Sale List
Wash goods and domestics offered including Me Taffeta Verle extrm fue fabric while it lasts Friday in the basement yard 2.22. White Lenex Cheeks for suits and shirtwaists basement yard 10 cents per yard. Batiste pelkedet designs yard 5 cents. Finished striped stuff 2 inches wide yard 10 cents.
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Navy
Cadet
Derk
Tolle du Nord
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Mystery OF
Yellow Room
Gaston Leroux
Bernier
Caveraive
Corbeil
Glandier
Rouletabile
Rouletbille
Mademoiselle Stangerson
Roulemaphille
Seine-et-Oisse
Monsieur Robert Darzac
Sorbonne
Monsieur Stangerson
Mademoniselle Stangerson
Grandier
Frederick Larson
Oberkampf
Credit Universes
Mint
Frederic Lersan
Fred
Monsieur Robert Durnac
France
Monsieur Darzac
Assize Court
Joseph Rouletsbille
Court of Assize
Frederic Larean
Monsieur de Rocour
Daddy Jacques
Mathieu
Madame Mathieu
Berniers
Ireland
O’hara
Massachusetts Ave
Marott Department Store
Witneis Street
Taft’s
P. J
Teleboard Detroit
Atlantic City, N. J
Atlantic City
WW. J
Dennis
Ocean Front
New Jersey
Walter J. Buzby
H. Young
Mgr
15Th St
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Greenspurg
Rushville
Connersville
Pennsylvania Lines
Vincennes
Indianapolis & A. M
Hartmann’s
THE
Indiana Trust CO
Mabey’s Cleaning CO
Mass
Ave
Carl L. Rost
North
Illinois Street
Claypool Hotel
John M. Mendenhall
William H. Roberts
Carl von Hake
Marton C
Albert Sahm
Deeres
Tauce
Berlin
Aceteane
C.eees
Lewin
Santa Claus
Newport
Ccc
Eee
Wwe
Bewees of
Neons
Ieee
Ted
PoIr Paneeae
Seneseseseos
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