Window in side wall reveals unlocked shutters in murder case
Paxton and a police sergeant inspect a crime scene in New York as Marion Kredge reports an unlocked street door and a missing traveling bag. Stuart Harland’s whereabouts are uncertain while broker Jason Garrison reacts to a robbery threat, fearing ruin. Judith Kredge appears scheming amid the investigation.
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Paxton
Mr. Paxton
Marion
Judith Kredge
Nhen
Mr. Oakburn
Miss Marion
Judith Jede
Murder and Robbery Mystery Unfolds in Banking Office
Police investigate the slaying of cashier John Oakburn and the $78,000 theft. Broker Jason Garrison defends Stuart Harland, while detective Paxton suspects the young clerk. Marion Oakburn vows to protect her father’s memory as Judith Kredge menacingly resurfaces. Edna, Garrison’s daughter, anchors hope in Harland’s innocence amid mounting peril.
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Mr. Paxton
Stuart Harland
Marion
Judith Kredge
Jason Garrison
John Oakburn
Paxton
Ason Garrison
Faxton
Bringaz
Harland
John
Marion Oakburn
Edium
Garrison
Edna
Pratt
Colorado
Gilpin County
Denver
Weeks
Stuart
Marlon Oakburn
Jeremiah Persecuted and the Gate of Benjamin Exposed
Summary of a religious discourse on Jeremiah 37 11 21 focusing on the prophet’s trials in Jerusalem and the dangers at the gate of Benjamin. It compares Jeremiah to Hebrew leaders, notes potential misreadings of his conduct, and urges Christians to discern the world's silent questions. The piece closes with reflections on prophetic duty and enduring faith.
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Jeremiah
Ballantine
Farwell Hall “Institute
Mogea
Joshua
Samuel
Elijah
Paul
Jerusalem
Douay
Peter
Benjamin
Matthew
Irijah
Pilate
Moses
David
Christian Brother
Christian
Voltaire
God
Cure Headache With Hot Water and Sponge Advice
An authority recommends relief for common nervous headaches by using hot water sponges on the neck and behind the ears, with repeated applications and a cold facial rinse. Removing the dress waist and tying the hair up are advised, followed by a ten minute nap to restore color and freshness after a day of strain from shopping and social duties.
Baths on Wheels Bring Parisian Bath Service to Homes
The piece details a mobile bath service in Paris delivering to upper‑class apartments. A two‑wheel cart carries three tubs, with a rider on top and copper kettles of hot water on either side. The driver delivers baths to various floors, supplies towels, cleans up, and departs after charging about sixty cents plus a fee.
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Paris
Champs Elysees
Surnames, nicknames, and dress reform notes in Maryland
The article discusses ancient surname devices on the eastern shore of Maryland, including patronymics and descriptors like long or black. It then mentions Mrs. Annie Jenness Miller, a dress reform advocate, sharing a letter praising a daughter as a model of her theories and healthful dress for motherhood.
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Maryland
William
Thomas
John
Annie Jenness Miller
Chicago
New York
Mas
Catsy
Lead and Steel Stairway Treads Endure Daily Use
Stair-steps in public and business buildings rely on durability, especially near the ground. A recent English invention combines alternating strips of lead and steel for tread plates, with lead cast in grooves to grip the foot and steel resisting wear. Most names remain unwritten even in water.
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NY San
John Oskburn
John Quakburn
John Cakburn
Mr. Garrison
Magion Oakburn
Lake George Flats
Sault Ste. Marie
Lake
St. Clair Flats
New York Sun
Charles of Wurtemburg
Olga
Prand
the Sunday School
Judah
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