The Roupell Mystery Chapter XV Seclusion and Confession
In a June morning at the chateau Harriet and Emily Weldon linger in seclusion after Mme Roupell’s death. Dr Mason grows hopeful that Van Lith may be cleared, and Harriet’s affections deepen as Mason and Emily share trust and plans. Cassagne details a fresh lead, confessing Graham’s death clears him of murder while a new suspect X emerges in the pursuit to solve the will’s fate.
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Emily Weldon
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Tiarriet
Paris
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Marat
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Warrier
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Harrilet
Vertiers
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Harriet Weldon
Gally
Monsieur le Docteur
Hamily
France
M. Carsagne
Sania
Madame Roupell
Henry Graham
DY Auburon
Madame Koupel
Chabot
Auburon
Graham
Brothers in land dispute jailed in cangue until settlement
Two Chinamenu brothers, in a joint land claim from their father, argued before a native magistrate who found both right and wrong. They were confined in a cangue with heads secured for three days, during which their stubborn stance weakened and a satisfactory settlement was reached and they were released.
Why He Lingered In The Parlor Scene
A diffident youth delays his homeward departure after a moment in the parlor. The girl bids him good night and asks to send her love to his sister, but he hesitantly asks to keep the message to himself ensuring a lingering, extended farewell.
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Tilmeelf
France Millionaires Count Shrinks in Dollar Measure
In France only about 1,100 people qualify as millionaires in dollars while about 15,000 are millionaires in francs, excluding the dollar-millionaires already noted.
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France
The Navy Suspected of Defects in Armor and Training
Henry Reuterdahl argues that U S ships suffer from armor placed too low and defects in battle readiness. He cites Roosevelt’s peace time training doctrine and asserts lessons from critics and naval officers. The article reviews weaknesses in first class battleships and armored cruisers.
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Henry Reuterdahl
United States Naval Institute
Jane Mary McClure
Reuterdahl
Roosevelt
Steuterdah
Ifis
Disastrous Mine Accidents in Recent Years
A brief roundup notes several severe mining disasters in recent years highlighting risky conditions and workers' safety concerns. The summary emphasizes patterns of accidents and the ongoing call for stricter safety standards.
Farming in a Desert Moves Toward Colonization Hopes
The article notes a homesteading craze aiming to transform Death Valley into farmland. Plans include tract surveys irrigation schemes and other preparations to reclaim the arid region for agricultural use.
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Death Valley
Great American Desert
Naval design faults and naval leadership criticisms raise alarms
A historical column warns that ships suffer fatal design flaws with guns above open powder shafts and low freeboard allowing seas to flood gunhouses. It argues Navy leadership is aged, bureaucratic, and in need of civilian experts, predictingTexture a future war outcome hinging on power and preparedness.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Russia
Japan
Mr. Renterdahe
Wea
Muensterberg Addresses 25th NY Charity Society Anniversary
Prof Emil Marnaterberg of Berlin led the New York Charity Organization Society celebration at Carnegie Hall with Mayor McClellan and Gov Hughes. He warned that charity work must rise from private aid to public responsibility as egotism wanes and emphasized a shift from pure philanthropy to social reform. He contrasted private charity with government roles in Germany.
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New York Charity Organization Society
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McClellan
Gov. Hughes
Germany
Fragmented Budget Headlines Mix Illusions of Wealth and Strife
A garbled column notes amid economic unrest that peanuts serve as a beauty aid while prices fall, wages lag, and soldiers face pay constraints. It mentions banker Ann Kuster, a decorative interior ad, and a Pennsylvania miner voicing strain from living costs, with railroads seeking billions and inflation clawing at daily life.
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Aurora
Lil
United States
Hoeway
Pennsylvania
Cortelyou
New York Society Plans Plays Focusing on Corrosion
The Soclanatho Vaya in New York City aims to stage plays where corrosion is central. Jin manager Mr Hlopp says a well run society could draw audiences and start with a modest cash outlay for a small infetory while planning to produce its own plays at low cost.
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Soclanatho Vaya
Boehslint Munge Bouiety
New York City
Jin
Mr. Hlopp
Reantime T
Ttn
Anatomy and brain matters in early scientific study
Fragmented text discusses anatomy of the brain, white and gray matter, and connections to mind. It mentions researchers and institutions, including Columbia and Jefferson, with references to Spitzerka and others, noting observations on nerve fibers and brain regions.
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He Wien
Bina
Bent Ward
Anthony Splatt
Jefferson
College
Dane
Columbia Yy
Eclentite
Spitzka
Prat
Anatomy and brain size myths in early science claims
The article discusses supposed links between brain weight and intellect, citing measurements across individuals and contrasting classes. It quotes Dr Spliaka on investigations from various social groups and ranks types of workers by perceived intellectual capacity.
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Avotago
Spliaka Saya
Philadelphia
Fragmentary Dialogue About Dudley and A Wife
Readable portions describe a conversation where one speaker asks about marrying a woman and another mentions Dudley’s refusal. The text then shifts to an unclear note about fish anatomy and paired eye structures, mentioning Walter and Mahthus hoelog in an unrelated context.
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Nala
Walter
Posting Nim Nest “Papa, what lo A hardable”
An armored cruiser is referenced amid a fragmentary Nim Nest item. The readable text sketches dialogue and imagery, suggesting a serialized puzzle or cartoon caption. Names and concrete details are sparse, leaving readers with a faint sense of nautical adventure.
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