Elise Schwartz the murderess confesses all in dramatic tale
In a melodramatic confession scene Elise Schwartz, the alleged Durand murderess, recounts her life from gypsy roots to forged identities, vows revenge, and details killing Clarence Arteveldt and her husband. Nina Annin is arrested, and Lenore Armyn seeks truth and protection as the network of allies closes in. The tale shifts to Lenore’s reunion with friends at Gentleman Jeff's as investigations intensify.
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Rebecca Schwartz
Charles Durand
Charles
Neil Bathurst
Mr. Durand
Nina Annin
Clarence Arteveldt
Kei Jocelyn
Elise Schwartz
London
Tess
Tew
Paris
Ric
Miss Armyn
Clarence
Lenore Armyn
Nina Amaia
Ra Durand
Anna Duranagen
Jocelyn
Jeff
Brancis Ferrars
Ganbler
Help of Holies
Francis Ferrars
Lenore
Joff
Lady Lenore
Jeit
Aura Durand
Prince of Gamblers
Stancis Ferrara
Doctor Austin
Tae Ferrars
Neil Batt
Fran Lenore
Hale
Lere
Kate
Robert Jocelyn
Mr. Jocelyn
Ferrars
Jason Bradwardine
Austin
Hee Press
Avery
Orde
Mr. Bathurst
Neil
Bathurst
Sidiou
Vey
Larence Arteveldt
Kate Seat N
Mrs. Arteveldt
Lwonore
Acis Durand
Mr. Hale
Miss Seaton
Bradwacdine
Eng Srean
Jason Bradwan
Jeff AQ
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Chance
Dr. Austin
Doctor Furton
Spoopendyke Shooting Prank Ends With Jammed Gun
A comic scene unfolds as Mr. Spoopendyke demonstrates a cartridge mechanism to Mrs. Spoopendyke while planning a morning bird shoot. The gun misfires, tearing the wall and clock, leaving the couple to retreat in embarrassment as Mrs. Spoopendyke contemplates water from the faucet on the ruined weapon.
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Mr. Spoopendyke
Mrs. Spopendke
Reid
Mr. Spooneydyke
Agen
Msn
Spocklewottle
Spoopendyke
Seen
Stupidities of Society Girls and a London Invention
An article depicts a society circle trading outrageous confessions in a confectionery while a Birmingham invention promises security for bicycles by a lockable front wheel. The dialog highlights flippant boasts about accidents and a missing fan as a humorous counterpoint.
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Birmingham
Interesting Heading and Skating Remembrance Piece
A collage of reminiscences and didactic musings. It recalls a boy watching his father skate, quotes moral maxims from Demorest's magazine, and notes cultural curiosities. An odd mix of poetry, anecdote, and social instruction concludes with a verse on divine timing and stingy men.
Don’t Snub the Boy in Shabby Clothes and Hard Times
A reflective piece urges kindness to boys regardless of dress or family status. It cites Edison Shakespeare Lincoln and Demosthenes to illustrate resilience beyond early disadvantage, then laments post holiday dullness for Canadian youth and the long wait for the next break as schooling resumes.
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Invenor
Boston
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Abraham Lincoln
Tne
Pilgrim’s Progress
Mullin
Hogarth
Demosthenes
Greece
Resson
Canada
Leon
Crady
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