Mistaken identity shadows at a London ball
Oscar Carstone and Hubert Forest-Hay wrestle with a possible scandal involving Lord Ryvers masquerading as Mr Randolph and secretly linked to a beautiful woman. They debate interference, moral duty, and the risk of revealing a dangerous secret that could upend a noble family's life.
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Hubert Forest-Hay
Randolph
Lord Ryvers
Ryxerewell
Mount Avon
Hampshire
Avon Villa
Isle Wight
Glenfair
Scotland
Avon House
Mayfair
Ryvers
England
Lady Ryvers
Countess of Water
Oscar Carstone
Hubert Forast
Lord
Hubert Forest Hay
Sorroy
Mr. Randolph
Oscar
Phandelier
Oscar Curstons
Eno
Randolph Ryvers
Tam
St. Beomé
Wnbert Forest-Hay
Tom
Hubert
orest-Hay
Hubert Foreat Hay
Sicily
Lester
Ryvera
Revers
Hubert Porest-Hay
Carstone
Oacar Carstone
Atord
Ryverswell
Mrs. Randolph
Kile
Lord Revers
Madame
Violet
Mrs. Carstone
The Glasses that Made a Woman Trifle
A young woman, vain for fashion, embraces rimless glasses with a gold chain. Her new look unsettles her sight and social poise until a street accident forces a reckoning with love Ned Delmere returns from the north, rescues her, and reveals the glasses were crushed and the mustache and fashion vanished in the crisis.
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Rosalind
Mary McCren
Ned Delmere
Allie Lyne
Lorsine
Moe
Ned
Roy Millard
Dingyling
Dingdong
Mint
Theo
Loraine
Dearborn Street
Ahr
Bert
Real Origin of the Steam Engine in Spain and Europe
A survey of early steam power traces public notices to Spain in 1543 with Blasco de Garay impressing Emperor Charles V and later Italian and French figures such as Branca and the Marquis of Worcester. The narrative follows trials, accolades, and misunderstandings before the 17th century advances by Papin Savery and Newcomen.
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Spain
Barcelona
Blasco de Garay
Charles VI
Aus
Ravago
Giovanni Branca
An Lallan
Ifram
Framse
Marion Delorme
M. de Cinq Mars
Paris
Salamon
Normandy
Solomon de Caus
Lave Worcester
Ds Gans
Marquis of Worcester
Papin
Captain Savery
Fuomes Newconen
Steem
Not That Kind Cartoon Sparks Angry Political Clash
A cartoon depicts an angry politician accusing a colleague of libel and manipulation. The defender and critic exchange sharp lines as the scene highlights tensions within the Movern Society. The quarrel centers on likeness and accountability in public life.
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Himwell
Movern Society
Extenuating Circumstances In A Baltimore Note
A Baltimore American note discusses a puzzling incident claiming an investigation committee found the thief rather than the thief escaping with the automobile, with exclamations about feigned misdirections and experiments. The piece uses archaic dialect to frame the confusion surrounding last week’s theft.
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Tenterfoot
Cacus Charley
Baltimore American
Suburban Clock Causes Timely Confusion in Suburb
In New York Weekly, residents discuss a clock that runs two hours fast. Mrs Suburb warns against setting it right as it disrupts routine, noting it is the clock her husband uses to catch trains.
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Miles Halpine
Jeannette
Carter
Suburb
New York Weekly
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