The Prion School Case Continues in Holmes Tale
Holmes and Watson chase bicycle tire clues across moorland to a grim inn. They uncover Palmer tire marks and a patched Dunlop, find a German master dead, and suspect landlord Reuben Hayes as key. pursuit shifts toward Holdernesse Hall with Wilder fleeing at dusk.
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Holmes
Watson
Holdernesse Hall
Orito
Chesterfield High Road
Reuben Hayes
Liverpool
George Watson
Mr. Hayes
James Wilder
Wilder
Monday Dinner Talk Reveals Financier's Busy Week
Harper's Weekly reports a humorous telephone exchange between a famed young financier and a society woman. The caller seeks dinner engagement for Monday then Tuesday but both are declined due to prior plans, before a frustrated suggestion to rearrange leads to a and back to Monday option.
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Harper's Weekly
Theories and Causes of Earthquakes
An 19th century overview outlines causes from theological and mechanical to volcanic and electrical theories. It notes Lisbon and Charleston quakes and details how seismic waves travel and how eruptions precede disturbances, with vivid reminiscences of the Charleston 1886 roar.
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Madeira
Great Britain
Europe
Africa
Charleston
Florida
New England
Iowa
Lisbon
North Pacific
Japan
United States
California
Earth
Hospitality on the road quoted in Chicago News
A portly passenger boasts of Atlanta hospitality during a three day stay saying they would not let him spend a cent while a tin-can drummer adds a skeptical note. He recalls being held up near the depot and losing all his money, comparing it to Chicago.
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Holmes
Watson
Heidegger
Chicago News
Atlanta
Chicago
The Worm Turns
A minor poet plots vengeance against a magazine editor after sending a sonnet and tampering with a return envelope gum. He warns his companion to keep the secret until death and flees into the night.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Prominent American Women Sail to London for Royal Welcome
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth will accompany Miss Alice Roosevelt to Europe in May or June for a season of society and court events. The visit marks a historic first by a president’s daughter during his term, with King Edward VII to host private audiences and Windsor entries as part of a lavish programme.
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Jean Reid
Nicholas Longworth
London
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Roosevelt
Whitelaw Reid
Court of St. James
Miss Reid
Miss Roosevelt
Alice
the Reid
Edward
Europe
Cincinnati
Edward VII
Lord Knollys
Mrs. Longworth
Alexandra
England
Roosevelt
Reid
Windsor Castle
Windsor
George IV
Buckingham Palace
Congressman Longworth
Mr. Longworth
Bridge
Reids
Dorchester House
Consuelo
Duchess of Manchester
Grosvenor Square
Longworth
Marlboroughs
Blenheim
Longworths
Food manufacture leads U S in value of output
Census shows foods excluding liquor accounted for 2 277 702 000 and 17 5 percent of U S manufactured goods, surpassing iron and steel by 500 million. Expenditures on food consume 50 65 percent of income, with high annual totals and large baking powder purchases highlighted.
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United States
Edward Atkinson
American Baking Powder Association
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Sherlock Holmes
A. Conan Doyle
Celier's Weekly
Priory School
Palmer
Aveling
Queor
Herr Heidegger
Bie
Jolmes
Jaimes
Dr. Huxtable
Pee
Frisco
Myron Metzenbaum
Harper
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