The Return of Sherlock Holmes at the Sussex Hut
Holmes and Watson pursue a midnight break in at a ruined hut near Woodman’s Lee. A young banker’s son Neligan is captured, a torn logbook is found, and a sinister harpoon attack is debated as Holmes reveals a more formidable suspect.
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Hopkins
Stanley Hopkins
Peter Carey
John Hopley Neligan
Holmes
Dawson
Neligan
Cornwall
Norway
London
Arctic
Sussex
Brambletye Tratel
Watson
Baker Street
Sumner
Ratcliff Highway
Basil
Lord Street
Brixton
Sherlock Holmes
Sharp
Brambletye
Woodman's Lee
Carey
Black Peter
Mr. Holmes
James Lancaster
Lancaster
Hugh Pattins
Patrick Cairns
Dundee
Doctor’s chloroform question frames sake of operation bill
A Houston Post excerpt shows a patient challenging a doctor about administering chloroform during an operation but not when presenting the bill. The exchange highlights questions over medical procedure and charges.
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Houston Post
Not Trus Love Not True Passion Pact
The text teases a platonic bond called Mag-Wot between Liz and another, denying romance, quarrels, fights, worries, hacking, neglect, arrests for non support, or any strong passion. It reads as a coy, nonromantic characterization.
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Puck
Liz
Conflicting Accounts Over Election Expectation
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a diplomat’s claim that he expected election and sought the position, while another source suggests he was rejected as a result. The exchange implies motive and manipulation in the political process.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Great War Memorials and Triumph Arches Across Europe
The article surveys triumphal arches from Rome to Napoleon and Louis XIV, noting the civic reverence shown in Paris and Parisian sites like the Arc de Triomphe and the Hotel des Invalides. It highlights American Civil War memorials in Hartford, Indianapolis, and Ohio, including a Cleveland shaft and parks turning battlefields into monuments.
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Rome
Via Sacra
Senate
Belisarius
Constantinople
Titus
France
Seine
Tiber
Louis XIV
Portes St. Denis
St. Martin
Napoleon
the Tuileries
Hotel Des Invalides
Paris
Pont Des Invalides
Champs Elysees
Louis
St. Helena
Connecticut River Bridge
Bushnell Park
Hartford
Monument Circle
He Flew the Coop From Judge
A gar dener and a young man exchange quips about an egg plant and a hen. The gardener mocks the youth's plan and chases him, the scene escalating as Laughs turn to scolding remarks and a chase.
Desert Wedding On Colorado River Stage
A small mining camp in the Colorado River desert hosts a full white wedding at the boarding house with the squire as justice of the peace. Elizabeth and Clarence wed in a civil ceremony conducted before a gathered party including Mexican neighbors, then depart by boat upriver for a brief honeymoon near a homestead. The event features colorful but frugal details and a quiet, hopeful mood.
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W. R. Hearst
Mac
Bob
Bill
Colorado River
Justice of the Peace
Hewitt
Adam
Moe
Sroom
Elizabeth
Clarence
California
Evangeline
Gabriel
Cooked the Diploma and a London poetess
A New York husband reacts coolly when his wife reveals her cooking school diploma after a playful dinner. The wife questions his guess as to the dish and diploma. London teen poetess Violet Firth issues her second volume More Violets following Violets.
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New York
Violet Firth
London
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A. Conan Doyle
A. Conan Doyle and Collice
McClure, Phillips , Co
Blau Peter
Weald
Britain
Stanley Hop
Meone
Imes
Lalso
Vilage
Iolmesz
Hoeimes
Norfolk
The
Lnion
Great War
Wan Ie Hedezerit
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