The Mystery of the Yellow Room Synopsis
Summary of preceding chapters in a Paris mystery. Rouletabilie and Larsan hunt the attacker of Mile. Stangerson, with Darzac suspected but not proven. A stranger is spotted at the chateau, then disappears. Arthur Rance doubts Darzac. a chase ends with a gunshot and a fallen man in the chateau shadows. The tale records the author recounting events to Rouletabilie.
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Paris
Mre
Stangerson
Joseques
Mile. Stangerson
Joseph Rouletabilie
Epoque
Frederic Larsan
Larsan
Robert Darzac
Mile
Derzac
Rouletabille
Darzac
Mille
Stangersons
Arthur Rance
Chateau
Darsse
Mlle. Stangerson
Rouletabilie
Stangerson Chateau
Bernier
One Does Not Always Think of Everything Chapter
In this chapter the narrative shows a man who had not prepared for every possibility. He did not make up the cane plan for Darzac but aimed directly for Cassette after attacking Mademoiselle Stanger Bon. His wound troubled him as he walked along the Avenue de L Opera and the cane idea arose.
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Darzac
Larsan
Roulembille
Cassette’s
Mademoiselle Stanger- Bon
Avenue de L’opera
America
Europe
Mystery of Mademoiselle Stangerson deepens in America
Rouletabille seeks the truth behind the bond tying Mademoiselle Stangerson to Larsan. In Philadelphia and Cincinnati Mathilde Stangerson is drawn to Jean Roussel aka Ballmeyer, a swindler and fugitive. Her father forbids the union, she elopes, and Ballmeyer is believed dead before resurfacing. Darzac swears silence, Rouletabille intervenes.
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Larson
America
Mademoiselle
Stangerson
Rouletbille
Larsan
Philadelphia
Mademoiselle Stangerson
Mohisieur
Robert Darzac
Monsieur Stangerson
Jean Roussel
Ballmeyer
France
Mathilde Stangerson
Cincinnati
Jean “Roussel
Louisville
Nalice
Roussel
Othr
Monsieur
Darzac
Ua Wtion
Jarzac
Monsier Darzac
Darrac
Masieur Darzac
Rouletabille
Special Attention at Fall Creek Bathing Beach
Pop Snyder of the Fall Creek bathing beach will give special attention to Sunday school teachers and their classes guaranteeing perfect safety to all bathers.
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Pop Snyder
Fall Creek
Fortune hinges on old divorce decision
Mrs. E. Givernaud seeks to reopen a Newark divorce case settled three years ago claiming defect. The court decision could alter a fortune of a quarter of a million dollars once willed to relatives by the husband who died in France two years ago.
Virginia Girls Wear Snakeskin Garters Fashion Trend
Richmond Ky June 14 The latest Virginia girl fad uses garter snakeskin as decorative bows and buckles for stockings. Jewelers prepare snake skins for these garters, marking a curious new fashion trend with economic twist.
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Virginia
Ichmond
Lutherans Attend 26th Anniversary of Orphan Society
More than 5000 Lutherans from Indiana Illinois and Ohio gathered for the Twenty sixth anniversary of the Evangelical Lutheran Orphan Society held in a large tent behind the La Salle street orphanage. Rev W Moll of Fort Wayne spoke in the morning and Rev T F Hahn preached in the afternoon. The home reports care for 59 children and annual income of 4151 dollars. Plans for adding to the home were adopted.
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Lutheran Church
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Evangelical Lutheran Orphan Society
German Evangelical Lutheran Orphan Name
la Salle
E. Washington Streets
W. Moll
Fort Wayne
T. F. Hahn
Commencement Week Observed at Local Schools and Butler
Yesterday marked the start of commencement week for Shortridge and Manual high schools and Butler College. Rev. O D Odell addressed Shortridge graduates on worship and meaning, Rev. Albert Yurlstone spoke to Manual on life’s apprenticeship, with large attendances by families. Butler opened with President Thomas C Howe delivering the address in the chapel. other exercises follow through the week ending with diplomas and final ceremonies.
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Shortridge
Manual High
Butler College
O. D. Odell
Second Presbyterian Church
Albert Yurlstone
Roberts Park Methodist Church
Butler
Thomas C. Howe
College Chapel
Diplonias
Girls Secrets and the Danger of Telling Tales
A column warns that close friendship between girls invites gossip as confidences become rumors. It notes many cannot keep secrets and that sharing impressions as facts harms others, urging discretion with engagements and employer news. Men are likelier to keep secrets, yet life would dull without whispered cautions.
Camp Algonac July 27 to August 4 Menu Highlights
Best food will be served at Camp Algonac during Sun excursion from July 27 to August 4. Sample menu features breakfast with ham and eggs, coffee or milk. dinner with chicken, fish, roast beef, potatoes and pies. supper of cold meats and bread. Daily changing bill of fare includes soups, roasts, pork, veal, vegetables, desserts, and fresh rolls baked on island ovens. Prices: $2 for adults, $1.60 for ages 5-12, $6.50 for younger children requiring table board.
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Camp Algonac
Married Flirts and A Man's Dream on Marriage
A satirical discussion unfolds as a bachelor argues marriage is a defense against life’s monotony while a defender of married happiness laments unfaithful spouses and a culture of flirts. The piece asserts loyal homes outnumber unhappy unions and cautions against degrading marriage through fashionable flirtation.
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Daily Press
Woman killed when car struck buggy near Richmond
Mrs. Dietrich Burnhagen of West Alexandria Ohio was instantly killed and her husband fatally injured when an eastbound Dayton and Western traction car struck their buggy ten miles east of Richmond Indiana. Their child escaped unhurt as the buggy was demolished and the horse killed. The child's escape is described as miraculous.
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Richmond
Ind
Dietrich Burnhagen
West Alexandria
Dayton & Western Traction
Quiet Home Wedding for Hallie Dill and Hugh Terrell
A quiet home wedding was held at 121 Polk street on June 12 at 8 o clock for Hallie Dill and Hugh E Terrell. The couple will visit St Louis and other points on a wedding tour and expect to be at home after July 16 at 2537 Station street.
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J. M. Dill
Polk Street
Hallie
Hugh E. Terrell
St. Louis
Station Street
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