A Woman's Crime Exposed By Hidden Burglar Intrigue
In a dramatic scene Lenore Armyn learns she is the daughter of a nobleman’s past secret and that detective Neil Bathurst defends her. A masked burglar conducts a meticulous midnight theft in Aura Durand’s rooms, seeking a black valise with hidden jewels and a pistol, while a gray shadow trails Aura toward the lake as dawn nears.
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Lenore
Feit
Francis Ferrars
Perzars
Fury
Bogtisheman
Wents
Prson
England
Europe
Miss Armyn
Poacher
Jason Siadwarinne
Francis Ferran
Nore
Allié
Jason Bradwardine
Jeff
Neil Bathurst
Lenois
Robert Jocelyn
Jef
Armyn
Aura Ducau
Mrs. Richards
Aura
Laura
Laura Peasedd
Miss Aura
Aura Durand
Shadow
Hansd
Flora
Senet
Emperor William Speech at Berlin Garrison Parade
The mild day drew crowded attendance as the Berlin garrison marched past from the castle to the arsenal. The Emperor reviewed troops by companies then praised unified German leadership and warned of a serious international foe, stressing the army as the foundation of the nation.
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Berlin
Germany
Western farmer orator warns against poverty and government failure
A Kansas governor authors a critique of money politics and mortgage by mercenary interests, arguing that price declines stem from shrinking money supply and that government should aid the many, not the few, while ensuring protections for the weak. The piece condemns modern barbarism and calls for true civic virtue.
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Kansas
L. E. Lewelling
North American Review
After the Ball and the Angels in a Silent Church
A fragmented poem set recounts a church scene, a guitarist and singer, a crippled girl in the audience, and a moral awakening. It juxtaposes sacred music with a streetwise impulse, ending as a child’s quiet prayer lingers beyond the performance. Also includes prose maxims and notes on royalty and public manners.
Alliance hopes and village life in a Boston tenement
The piece discusses friendly ties between the United States and Britain, potential reunions in peace and war contexts, and historic sentiment. It then shifts to domestic life in a Boston tenement, highlighting practical innovations, compassionate neighborly aid, and a humorous dinner-ethos anecdote about a new butler.
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Atlantic
Ancek
Great Britain
Britain
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