The Roupell Mystery Chapter XVII in Paris
Alfred Lascagne visits Mme. Creanon in the Latin Quarter and schemes with Cassagne to forge papers from Scotland Yard. George Russell and Madame Russell accompany him to Paris as they tour the police rogues’ gallery with Prefect Victor Lablanche.
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Alfred Lascagne
Mme. Creanon
Celeste
M. Cascagoe
London
Monsieur
Mme. Cresson
Regent Street
Eter Robinson
Paris
New York
Nanon
Papa Casc Ugne
Cassagne
Monsieur Cassagne
Casmagne
M. Cassagne
Scotland Yard
W. CC
George Russell
Eaton Square
Casagne
Bootland Yard
Victor Lablanche
France
Bupr
Police
M. Henderson
Mr. Russell
Park
Kentucky
Texas
Hinton
Monsieur le Prefect
Monsieur Lablanche
Madame Russell
Monsieur Victor Lablanche
James T. Henderson
Monsieur Henderson
Rogues’ Gallery
Mme. Mussell
M. Lablanche
M. Russell
Mre Russell
Jack Sheppard
Dick Turpin
Madame
Thussell
Russell
Maidame
Eng. Hehmen
Escape from Toulon drives Paris mystery in La Seur case
In a heated discussion, M Cuscagne and Cassagne deduce that Philip La Seur and Philip Graham are the same man, and that Graham may be in Paris awaiting a claim to his aunt Madame Roupell’s fortune. They debate clues, a daring Toulon prison escape, and the motive tied to missing funds.
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M. Cuscagne
Philip la Seur
Philip Granham
Philip Graham
Madame Roupell
Charles Anduron
Toulon
Vileneuve
Charles
Cassagne
Philip la Beur
France
Monaleur Lablanche
M. Cassagne
Madame Cresson
D'Auburon
M. Caesagne
Paris
Rilo Janeiro
Charles van Lith
Madame la Seur
Slavery Law Struggles in Egypt Under English Rule
The article notes that four years after a slavery law was enforced in Egypt during English occupation, slave trading persists covertly. It cites secrecy among natives, fear among slaves, and child buying and selling despite strict surveillance, with resistance tied to tradition and religion. It argues reform will take generations under English control.
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Eagypt
Egypt
Valley of the Nile
Desert
Fortune teller predicts unwed love in quirky note
An odd diary style entry recalls consulting a fortune teller who claimed the speaker is in love with a pretty girl who will not marry. The narrator questions fate and asserts no fortune teller speaks for them, hinting at personal doubt.
Fragmented dialogue on names and natural facts
The text presents a garbled exchange about a brother described as a real estate agent, a possible insult, and a note on the minke-nut tree claimed as native to Britannia Guleana with a kernel resembling a mask or something similar.
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Travere
Arizona
Traverse
Butter Making Troubles and Dehorning Rack Details
The article explains butter production issues caused by advanced lactation and low cream temperature, offering remedies such as raising cream temperature to 64 degrees and adding warm water during churn. It also describes a dehorning rack with detailed dimensions and assembly, including posts, cap pieces, stanchions, and a lever system.
Self Closing Doors and A Chronology Note
Instructions cover barn doors self closing by weight and pulley plus a long list of historical dates and events from 1776 to 1900. includes references to battles, monarchs, and political milestones interwoven with the door mechanism description. The piece blends practical carpentry notes with a dated timeline.
Plowing Seasons and Winter Farm Workin the South
A discussion on regional plowing practices notes common beliefs about fall and spring plowing. The piece argues that good plowing is beneficial whenever soil is in proper condition and warns that wet soil in spring leads to damage when turning or breaking the soil.
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J. M
Winter planting and soil condition guide for fruit trees
The article advises planting fruit and shade trees in winter if soil is in good, moist condition, noting fall setting often yields better growth than spring. It stresses thorough land cultivation, moisture for planting, and that well-conditioned trees may not need watering. It also mentions fall plantings resist rabbit damage and cites agricultural studies on lime and hemp-like materials, plus feeding notes on livestock and soil reclamation lessons from King Island with clover's nitrogen benefits.
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Oklahoma
Prantog Tree Uses and Management Goals
The chief purposes of Prantog tree cultivation are to adjust vigor, yield larger and better fruit, keep the tree within manageable limits, switch between fruit and wood production, remove surplus or injured parts, facilitate harvesting and pruning, aid in shaping, and guide the tree toward a desired form.
Taft Endorsed by Missouri Republicans and Other Political Notes
The Missouri Republican State Committee met in St Louis and voted to endorse Secretary of War Taft. Senator Cullom introduced a constitutional term limit proposal while discussions on suffrage and monetary questions surfaced. A Florida politician, William James Bryan of Jacksonville, was noted as a rising young candidate. The address by Mrs Cobbin Kenderson at Cooper Union and a controversial motto proposal also featured in the day’s headlines. The Manhattan aldermen reelected John F. Alley as borough president amid a debate over eligibility. A storm of applause followed remarks by Speaker and other Democratic leaders at the session.
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St. Louie
Taft
Cullom
Cobbin Kenderson
England
Cooper Union
York
Uoltel Biates
Gov. Broward
Florida
William James Bryan
Jacksonville
United States Senate
Stephen B Mallory
Bryan
Vanderup
Thig
Nacional
Hank
New
Scotland
Jslue
Germany
Heapending
J. Lampton Moore
Philadelphia
United State
Manhattan
New York City
Iaailie Prey
United States
Hun
Vuuh
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Igabeth Satterson
Rachapes
New Orleans
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Trate
Iowa
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Washington Beed
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Victoria Theater
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Northwest Territories
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