The Sorceress of the Tan The Handkerchief Clue Becomes Key
In a tale of intrigue and late night plotting, detectives test iodine traces on a handkerchief to determine if Lady Bouverie was the sobbing actress. Meanwhile Violet faces a shadowy conspiracy as Hubert Bale reveals Madame Sara’s manipulation, a bloodstone motive, and a plot to frame Violet. The pursuit to identify Madame Sara continues as the Greylands case deepens.
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Bayyorie
Bemvile
Lady Bouverte
Revehler
Cruce
Greylands
al Khan
Persia
Couras
Sara
Violet
Tipbert
Vandyleur
Greylanda
Tumders
John Bauvarie
Hubert Bale
Rough on Cats and Pies Extermination and Hair Restoratives
Exaggerated advertisement copy touts Rough on Rats products claiming 99 percent rat extermination and mentions Pinte and Well a tonic hair restorative with druggist pricing. The misspelled text promotes pest control and hair care items with dubious claims and offers.
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Hough
Pinte Bc
Well
Christ
Jersey City
The Sorceress of the Etrand Tale Continues
The next installment in the series follows the sorceress of the Etrand with a twist. Readers are invited to follow the unfolding fantasy as new threats emerge and loyalties are tested.
Thought Bride It After His Money In Probate Court
Charles Frederick of Millport secured a license to wed Bella Brown but returned it claiming her sole aim was to gain his money. Judge Martin noted that issuing the license did not disqualify him from future matrimonial plans.
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Libhon
Charles Frederick
Millport
Mise Bella Brown
J. , A. Martin
Alrith
A Corner for Women in Fashion Hosiery Gown
A fashion description outlines an ornate gown for a woman featuring turquoise blue dot trimming between stitched hands of ponges, pinched tucks on the fountes, lace on the sleeve, embroidered lawn yokn and collar, and a babys dress with nalnacok motifs all over embroidery. A nalnacok box platts with a belt and broad bow completes the back detailing.
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Nalnacok
Longfellow early poem published with turnip tale
A dated humorous piece recalls Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and his first poem, noting a turnip story told by Mr Finney and family. It contrasts small beginnings with later fame and lists early career notes of various figures, then ends with social calling etiquette anecdotes.
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Mr. Finney
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Longfellow
Longfotllow
Plumes
Candy and Motions for the Tired Feet Home Brief
A muddled recipe describes making candy by boiling ingredients then pulling and molding. It shifts to advice for housework, recommending proper standing and rest, noting a stool can aid laundry tasks and urging sensible use of efforts.
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Rmites
Crafting Cushions Mats From Cornhusks For Quiet Relief
The text describes making supportive mats from corn husks to ease weariness for someone who stands long hours. It outlines braiding husks into long strands, forming a mat, and sewing pieces together to create comfortable surfaces for kitchen and ironing areas.
Germany's Growing Interest in American Affairs
German readers and scholars show increased interest in the United States through new German books on American topics, translations, and university lectures. The rise follows Prince Henry's visit, the St Louis World's Fair, and Spain–America War events, with a generally friendly, appreciative tone toward U.S. culture and history.
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Germany
United States
Goldberger
Poleng
United States of
North Americ
Hotesch
Pring Weinrich
America
Laversens
Regent American
German Universitiea
Berlin
Fleidelberg
Prince Henry
Prussia
St. Louis
Jean
Spain
U.S
Harris
Mantheim
Drummer Boy of Civil War Pioneer Woman Dies in Boston
Boston, March 4 Mrs Abrey Ramon a woman of remarkable history born in Tunis in 1815 died suddenly Sunday She was raised at an unidentified university in Tunis and served as a drummer boy and nurse with the Federals during the Civil War Her life included marriage to Enrique Kamoo and service under a nurse name Tommy Kamus She was shot in the nose at Gettysburg Later she lived in New Orleans and New York Fork before settling in Boston where she died after a long period with her children and family noted in the report
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Boston
Mass
Abrey Ramon
Caty
Tunis
Ideldetberg University
Mars
Federata
Are. Kamonn
Tripléia
Sii
Los Angelen
Enrique Kamoo
Coramo- Wore Perry
Entlave Hamoo
Cairo University
New Orleans
Kampo
Campy
Nothern
Tommy Kamas
Gettysburg
Neve Fork
Fosiow
Missouri Democrats Clash Over Folk Candidacy
In a Missouri House controversy in St Louis and Clayton, tensions over Joseph Folk’s gubernatorial bid nearly sparked a factional fight before intervention by Champ Clark and others. The piece notes disruption at the Folk camp and anti Folk sentiment in the party.
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Washington
Marth
Missouri Democrats
Joseph Folk
St. Louis
Champ Clark
Cocaran
Hunt
Clayton
Louis County
Court House
Unleaded Revolver Case Heard In Lincoln Nebraska
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled on March 3 in the Laney Fort appeal, holding the offender bears legal responsibility for any accident arising from the act. Fygt used a revolver painted to resemble a magical device to explain its operation, leading to a trial outcome. Rothachild received seven years, later reduced to four.
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Lincoln
Net
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Laney Fort
Dlance Fygt
Rothachild
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