The Doctor's Ruse at Notten Mansion Mystery
In a May dawn at the Notten Mansion, a murder and burglary shock the local community. Florence Notten frees her parents, the doctor investigates with growing tension, and a wary scheme with spiritualism leads to a confession and pursuit of two culprits. Eph the worker reveals the killer, Johnson, and the case ends with conviction and a wedding at the mansion.
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Notten
MS Foot
Florence Notten
Florence
Tom
Girlhorit
Bob
Imgu
Eph
Alabama
Johnson
Jonson
Amuser
Ephc
Darkey
Wirt
Hinatle Asylum
Dying Engineer Imprisons a Stranger’s Last Word
A work accident leaves a stranger mortally wounded. As the injured man pleads that his name not be shared, he asks that people simply say he died incog. The grim remark closes the scene as onlookers mourn a lone worker.
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Tam
Kalas
Impatient lovers clash in Cleveland Leader excerpt
A Cleveland Leader snippet shows a tense exchange where a woman rebukes a man for lingering. She asks if he can never stay and insists she has refused him enough time. He pursues concern for her welfare, and she snaps back, asserting mutual care but irritation.
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Cleveland Leader
Honest Wiel interview sparks odd verbal clash
A garbled Cincinnati Baquirer excerpt shows a biped girl recounting a morning encounter with a butcher who offered his hand, a shop aisle mishap, and a comical line about the steak and scales. The fragment reads as fragmented dialogue with unclear context and characters.
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Cincinnati Baquirer
A Boy Asks What Grandmother Story Means
A Cincinnati Inquirer item notes a boy asking his mother about a tale’s meaning of “great-grandmother” and questioning why others are called great. The brief domestic exchange showcases a child’s curiosity about family generations in a newsy quip.
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Cincinnati
Waquirer
Strange tale of two marriages and a daughter wed to her stepbrother
A long Allegheny tale recounts a England to America reunion after 42 years apart. Thomas Davey, a shoemaker, built a fortune in Allegheny and married a widow, then later a second wife. His daughter Elizabeth wed the son of that second marriage, while the original wife later married a third husband. After decades apart, the families converge, revealing multiple marriages and a complex web of relations. Davey, now 72, reconciles with his wife, and they live with their daughter as the saga closes.
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Godor
Mr. Notten
Wenry Wirt
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Farops
Haos
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Cowan
Sutton
Yorkshire
Thomas Davey
Elizabeth
Edward
Davey
Wit Lou
America
Pavey
New York
Pottsville
Lacock Street
Chilren
Bessie Spencer
Water Street
Pittsburg
Rebecca and
Corry Streets
Frederick Smith
Smith
Dewsbury
Lancashire
John
William
Briggs
Edward Davey
Thamas
John Briggs
Stenson
Mra
Spencer Srew
Farenth
Belford Old Road
Rockdale
Roof
Elde
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