Cavendish Place Murder Inquest Opens With Clues
The narrative follows coroner Hasbrouck and Detective Jocelyn as they piece together the Cavendish Place murder case. A note to Lt. Pulney, a missing boy, and a guarded letter surface amid a night of theft, threats, and home intrusions. Witnesses describe a staged supper, hidden corridors, and a sequence of attacks leaving multiple victims including Mrs. Hythe and a guest slain or wounded. The inquest resumes with testimony from Wright, Widener, and others as investigators seek motive and suspect.
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Tam
Elm Avenue
Meryant
Jove
Mani” Eet
Youslyn Peouks
Rome
Wuppertoont
Kany
Hive
Inter
Cavendinli
Hythe
Hashrower
Cavendish Place
Hastiouck
Wright
Robert Jocelyn
Jocelyn
Lance Treton
Sesreely
They Jeave
Lagemont Staira
Staire
Bile Beans Offered as Cure for Liver Ailments
A testimonial from South Australia touts Bile Beans as an unrivalled remedy for liver disorders and related symptoms. The speaker reports relief from indigestion biliousness constipation and piles after starting the regimen and claims lasting health improvement. Boxes priced 1/14 or 3/9 with a larger 3 times the 1/14 size available widely.
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South Australia
Witoose
Me. Bass
Uppor Micha
Adelaide Faye
Tom
Tie Shand of the Jaw. Tie Shand of the Jaw.
Tie Shand of the Jaw features prominently in a fragmentary item. The readable text hints at a person named Tie Shand connected with a local matter, but details are limited and context is unclear. Further text would clarify role, place, and outcome.
Fragmentary 19th Century Letter Excerpt on Mian Garchih and Dyche
The text shows a conversational fragment discussing a May note to Mian Garchih, references to Mrs. Dyche, and a doctor delivering instructions. It mentions Giles Caven’s death ten hours prior, a protective stance toward a young lady and her father, and city papers linking a powerful network. The handwriting hints at a secretive inquiry with hints of forthcoming events.
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Giles Cavendieh
Spector Haines
Bradley Heiutis
General Kuropatkin’s war rations and sanitation care
The passage notes General Kuropatkin’s priority on food and sanitary support for his troops amid typhoid and dysentery. It reports delays in medicines and bread distribution, with the general angrily hearing soldiers had not received rations and personally inspecting camps to improve meals and camp conditions.
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Emaity
Buuse
Kuropatkin
Turkoubia
Isinesa
Apter
Arron
Dr Morse Indian Root Pills Promised Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a remedy for constipation biliousness indigestion and nervous headaches. It claims dramatic relief after use and urges readers to publish the testimonial praising the product’s health benefits and urging purchase.
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Tivoli
Marre
Tal
Jimmy
Sis
Tibarty
Morse
Colin
Austalasia
Adelaite Uaunjater describes a dramatic hospital scene
A long, fractured testimony recounts a distressing street incident involving Adelaite Uaunjater of West-piron Brompton Watk Adelaide and her daughter. The account details fear, fainting, and a camera of medical care, with mentions of a cure and a statutory declaration amid personal distress.
Long sieges from history and a medical tonic claim
A collage of siege durations from Port Arthur to Sebastopol and Mafeking contrasts with advice on back fatigue and a patent remedy. The piece mixes historical military facts with promotional lines for Dr Sheldon’s Magnetic Tinctment and Magnetic Ointment, touting them as cures for back pain and general ailments. It also references population density and other curiosities, concluding with an advertisement by Walter Campbell, agent.
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Ulmeea Lal Firwiaelon
Adelaide
Wacuine
Eal
Mal Willian Medivine Co. Byil Ok
Psis
Sheldon
England
British Museum
Quorn Halwa
Nile Valley
B.C
Chamberlain
Waltee Campbell
Auent
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Oe Wans
Sam
Judge Hareay
Dicter Widener
Docelyn
Taney
Trembies
Ant
Hermone Pultney
Cavendish Prise
Doctor Widener
Joelyn
Cavendish
Tovelyo
Chaptnr XVI
Danvrouch
Ile
Paltney
Maveriy Hotel
Pulvey
Mim Maud Grey
Jorymen
Bydie
Lbs
Lbs Reviewed the Finding of the Lady of Tiewtenxns Pultney
Cavenstish
Vant
Kurnpstkin
Fe Adolph , Armbruster
Theo
A & Loca Aeronima
Tomannalie
Cain
Adelaite Uaunjater
Weat-piron Brompton Watk
Na Doull
Aaid Lps
Goomar
Tony Teena Nat
Chuy
Tra
Eag
Enon
Antone Eiul
Curtis Vay
Bovtreater
Geoway
Ana
Oman
Benny Pi
Atv
Ali Flint
Aires
Clemente
Cama
Sonia
Arminke
Seales
Balterine
Iowa
Wales
Drora
Sain Arai
Hay
Novumbar
Hu Modis Man
Te Advertiser
Anily
Tuy Chronicle
Tre Observer
Tue Leader
Te Town & Connery
All Peritidicnia
Wsyrsziuns
George Street Millic
A. L. Bronkhorst
Optcian
Rundle Street
Gleia
Uaralian Rubio i
Aed Agis
Pra Sen
Beaty Dogue
Selly Stewart Hanguur
Tadirs
Geneval
Nnvices
Walthams
Evera
Waltham
Walliams
AML
Ativer Ead Burver
Port Arthuria
Richmond
Gordon
Khartoum
Belfort
Mafeking
Kimberley Uo
Europe
Asia
Aftica
Austealasia
Berlin
Bonnington
Trish Moss J
Sluhdioen
Laby
Donakd Bollachence
George-street
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