Murmured schemes in a drawing room tension
Ellen Warde fears a hidden past as Colonel Severy writes of a birthday visit while Bowyer ponders poison as the Abbey mystery deepens. Letters spark gossip about a former actress and a murdered relative, with Ellen torn between affection and danger, awaiting unseen threats. Georgy Severy hints at a quiet reunion at the Dower House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Jandy
Bowser
Elien
London
Bowste Nopelvesly
Prido
Wren
Xivf
Mr. Bowyer
St Grouchaven
Miss Warde
Ellen Warde
Australian Continentals Gather at Bowyer House
In a softly lit drawing room Ellen Ward and Mrs Pride discuss health and secrets as Mr Bowyer and Colonel Severn introduce Mr Weare, a traveler saved at sea by Severn. Conversation touches on illness, courage, and loyalties while the pair observe a caring, tense mood in a colonial English setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Mr. Bowyer
Sus
Hushand
Gulny
Anidaga
Indy
Walt
Wally
Ellen Warde
Mrs. Pride
Miss Warde
Aslonel Severn
Weare
Tria
Severn
Wim
Uelieve Hy
London
Bowe
Fehing
Colonel Severn
Mr. Weste
England
Soae Shays
Uintil 1
Lord Pot
Berald
Mr. Bosquer
Deadly repeating shotgun drawn for crowd control in Chicago
A detailed description of a powerful six cartridge repeating shotgun used by Marshal Arnold and his 260 deputies in Chicago. The weapon, a Winchester design, features a sliding forearm, brass rimmed paper cartridges, and a capacity to incapacitate up to 150 men per minute at close range. The article notes its larger bore, heavy magazine, and rapid reload, with a vision of arming guards against rioters. The report also mentions the Northwestern tennis tournament beginning at Lake Minnetonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marsiun Arnold
Chicago
Gowder
Arnelis
Winchester Repeating Aras Company
Baifeack
Builcoex
Sveiz
Maharajah of Kolapur Installed Amidst Imperial Splendor
A grand installation marks the majority of the Maharajah of Kolapur Shabu Chanapati taking the headship as Lord Harris leads him to the ceremonial dais. Bombay troops, illuminated streets, and a lavish white and gold palace scene frame a reception for English guests and Marathi officials. The event features a jeweled Damascus blade gift, flower garlands, and a reception for queens and missionaries, with notes on the young queen’s age and the new ruler’s courteous bearing toward the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabarajah
Kolapur
Manharajabh
Shabu Chanapati
Witaseil
Ail
Solapur
Bombay
Durbar
Lily Harris
Tor Bane
Rieb
Lord Harris
America
Harris
Shah Chatrayatt Webarajak
Nolupus
Bari
Ber
Martiares
India
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Vader the
E. 8. Williamson
Severtl
Lusshy
Colonel Soverny
Thor
Sue
Kha
Perlole
Miss Wards
Rilen
Ree Alylig
Lam Curkiloy
Wright
Ubluk
Poe
Aviun
Ellen Caie
Euen
Hilkusepess
Womdu
Llewevar
Bowyer
St. Lewits Min
Peiolo
Noring
Jude Linsten
Imi
Georgy Sevara
Amu
Ebay
Albey
Lake Minnetonka
Hla Toshallaton
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