Phileas Fogg Wins World Tour Bet In London Return
Phileas Fogg arrives at the Reform Club to reveal he completed the world tour in eighty days, winning the bet by a narrow margin. Passepartout and Mrs Aouda witness his triumph, and Fogg plans marriage, celebrating with a quiet, contented resolve.
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Reform Club
Passapattout
Fix
Phitens Fogg
Passepartout
Phileas Fogg
Liverool
Artout
Saville Row
Philéas Fogg
Hering Brothers
Phus
Mr. Fogg
Philona
Fogg
Jack Tanone
England
Parliament House
Phileas Foze
Yteform Club
Baring Brothers
Mr. Fong
Passeparteur
Passepartant
Spmae
Biame
Mrs. Aouda
Mr. Fog
Konda
India
United Kingdom
James Strand
Edinburgh
Theos
Phiteas Foxy
Phileas Fors
Peppser
Lord Albemarle
Pall Mall
John Pulven
Paniael Basientin
En Stuart
Sapthier Ralph
Bank of’ England
Thomas Flanagan
Andrew Stuart
Liverpool
Thomas
Gauthier Ralph
Wen
Pitleas
Passpartout
Samuel Wilson
Mr. F Ogg
Phileas Og
Phileas Foge
Philess Fogg
Frentieman
Lre
Aouda
Adobe Bricks In The Making In Las Vegas
In Las Vegas we observe adobe bricks being produced with mud water and straw mixed by a hoe. Bricks dry in the sun and often sprout grass if damp weather. Adobe houses built to endure up to three centuries, with thick mud roofs that rarely leak during rain for a week, allowing residents to move out when the weather clears.
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Las Vegas
Presidents Who Died In Office And A Cleaning Tip
A garbled report recalls presidents who died in office such as Garfield and Lincoln with figures on terms. It also notes a cleaning tip about removing yellow oil stains on sewing machines using ammonia and soapsuds.
Captain Asbury's river tale ends with reunion
On a riverboat voyage, Captain Asbury recounts a story of a Confederate captain's widow and her daughter seeking passage. a young woman listens and later reveals herself as the lady, Mrs Russell, now in New York. She offers a £200 check as thanks, which the Captain declines. The party grows closer, and the daughter proves to be lovely and well behaved.
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Indy
Keokuk
Burlington
Mins
Guerriling
Annibal
Asbury
Ile
Russell
New York
Wells
Whipping Post Case Hits Maryland Courtroom
The Maryland case concerns David Gardner charged with assaulting his wife Elizabeth Gardner at No 7 Upton Street. The judge ordered thirty lashes at the whipping post under a new law aimed at such offenses, while Gardner seeks a new trial arguing the law unconstitutional and questioning the marriage status.
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David Gardner
Elizabeth Gardner
No. 7
Upton
Jones
Gardner
Dobbin
Edward J. Clarke
Supreme Bench
Baltimore American
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