Confession at Paris Magistrate Exposes Portrait Motive
Jacques Dantin prepares to speak as M. Ginory orders a private confession. Prades faces arrest while Mme Colard’s portrait and a hidden frame become pivotal to the case linking Rovere, Prades, and the slain Louis Merro Revere in a tense, escalating police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ginory
Jeques Dantin
Dantin
Revere
Danthi
Mme. Colard
Charles Prades
M. Glnory
Hermardet
Prades
Juthia Prades
Paul Baudry
M. Rovere
Buenos Ayres
St Rovere
Sombrara
Bernardel
Gordon, Stepheon & Co
London
Magrheirl “Huenon Ayros
Sydney
Prdes
Catard
Wien M. Ginory
Sim
Charles Mradow
Beantin
MM. Ciinory
Darbins
Budale
Pehes
Jacques Dantin
Dentin
M. Ginery
Malrie-Armand
Georges Ginory
Department of the Seine
Detenton
Navas
Pras
Charles Henry
Byvidney
Louis Merro Revere
Palata de Juatios
Paotis
Favarel
Canailles
Pyavorel
Jacques Duantin
Favorel
Afonsieur
M. Cinary
Cry of a Little Child Dream Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem reflects on a legion of women across centuries, their eyes smiling yet untears, voices rising in a choir-like lament. The narrator hears the cry of a child and the enduring question How long Lord. Alfred Damon Runyon is referenced in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinaven
Alfred Damon Junyon
He¢ Ameri
Het
Bear Hunters Spur Wild Pursuit Across Laurel Swamp
In Sinnemahoning country Tyson Jones and five hunters chase claims three bears left a swamp trail and escaped via Farmer Jackson’s barnyard. A dogless search ends with Jackson barking like a dog to flush bears, yielding two. one is killed by Jones, another by Frank Silabie. Other vignettes recount Lyman’s bear encounter after squirrels warn of three young cubs, and Jim Palen Joe Bateh defending two bears from a tree den with help and a gun run. Bear tale in rural Pennsylvania unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Jackson
Norwich Hill
Tyson Jones
Bear Creek
Huckelberry
George Jacobson
Jackson
Ike
Ike Dox
Tim
Frank Silabie
Lyman
Jamestown
N. Y
Bert Lyman
State Line
Warren County
Renson
Gother
Herndon
Han
Joe Bateh
Bears
Ann
Sam Lyman
Kettle Creek
Potter County
Pennsylvania
Talon
Jim
Joe
Jim Paton
Balch
Baleh
Tiaich Tade
Palen
Galeh
Tre
Jin
Enguige
Jinn
Joe Docanay
Joe Bales
Rowlette
Nelaon
James Webber
Gurve
Frugal Scotsman MacDougal Seeks Quiet Life
A garbled reminiscence traces MacDougal the frugal Scot who keeps to himself and avoids excess. The verse hints at caution with money, distant kin, and a wary stance toward social bustle as he weighs his next move.
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MacDougal
Where They Saw It In The New York Tribune
A brief note discusses an exchange about proper credit for clippings and credits "The Brook" to "A. Tennyson" in the New York Tribune. The item highlights attribution practices and mentions punctuality in crediting sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
New York Tribune
Armenian mysteries and a joke about old maids and slander
A fragment discusses Armenia as a land of extremes and mystery, noting ethnologist uncertainty about language and history. It ends with a quip about a judge allowing an action for slander by a woman over 45 and a punchline about an old maid who is 36 or over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armeniaa
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer and Cure Claim
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease. It promises $100 for any case not cured and urges readers to send testimonials. The note notes the product is taken internally and supports constitution and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney
Toledo
All Druguinta
Lower Estimate and a Distant Comparison
A fragment shows dialogue about a ball described as exquisite and gold like. The speaker contrasts it with a carrot comparison, revealing a casual, wary exchange between two men about a person named Mian Perkins. The incomplete text hints at humor and tension in a social scene.
A Passion for Fanny Work Inquiried by Old Chap
Dialogue describes a wife who crochets a blue bender around a porous plaster and threads a pink ribbon through its holes. The oddly phrased exchange references poor materials and improvised substitutes for wooden poles amid disorderly slang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny
Leonox
Bronx
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Jules Claretie
Feuin
Iat
Itr
Hornamet
M. Ternuridet
Tome Theater
Mme. Bernardier
Paris
Prides
Cohageerd
M. Clnary
Bernardez
Mme. Corland
Stence
Bernardet
Itovern
Inghla Vietim
Colard
Prados
Tiene
Magon
Baudry
Faverel
Donandal M. Ty Roy
Taiabanee
Tabie
Aydney Huataile
the Rex
Bry Ohlols
Hatch
Jim Palen
Chewaltrow
Wong
Stiles
Kldney
Fiam Mies
Latyister
California
Fic Syrup Co
W.l.douglas
Anil
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