Murder Trial Shocks Deanminster in Etwald Case
Dr Etwald is arrested on murder and theft charges as Major Jen and David Larby clash over defense strategy. Dido betrays rivals by revealing the Voodoo Stone, while Arkel and witnesses prepare seven testimonies. Jen must weigh a confession by Larby to salvage the trial amid shifting loyalties and a crucial reveal of who killed Maurice Aylmer.
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Etwald
Deanminster
Major Jen
David Larby
Edwald
Arkel
Jen
David
Edward
Publc
Deanminater
Dallas
Dido
Isabella
Ashantee
Battersea
Mrs. Dallas
Missy
ArKkel
Maurice Aylmer
Miss Dallas
Maurice
Devil-Stick Wound Turns Fatal in Court Scene
In a dramatic encounter on the road, jealousy drives a confrontation where a devil-stick is seized. The weapon inflicts a palm wound, then the iron tongue appears as the weapon is used. David seizes the device, and a fatal wound follows as the crowd watches in horror.
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David
End of Trial Leaves Major Jen in Mourning in London
Major Jen confronts the aftermath of a sensational trial as Dr. Etwald is freed and Dido escapes. Maurice and David die from African poison, while Mrs. Dallas plans to return to Barbadoes with her daughter Isabella, clouded by tragedy and guilt.
New Use for Baked Beans
A neatly dressed woman buys hot ready baked beans at a Euclid avenue grocery not to eat but to keep her hands warm in a car after leaving home without mittens. The clerk offers sizes and the customer chooses a small helping as her heat source.
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Euclid Avenue
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Penley’s Quip Sparks Fame Dream Ambition
A brief exchange captures Penley interjecting about living to fame as Miss Keen jokes about Methuselahs, noting the playful newsroom banter from the Boston Transcript.
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Penley
Miss Keen
Mr. Penley
Global trivia and social progress in a mixed era
A collage of notes on wealth, science, health, and culture. Topics include Carnegie’s wealth, starch and wood fibers, military salaries, sleeping sickness, life expectancy, Russian wireless stations, air purification machines, St Lawrence power estimates, long life biscuits, Yarmouth fisheries, formaldehyde in meat exports, Yale youth programs, Siam rice, Congo expedition, Brookyn women’s clubhouse funding, and mass meetings for subscriptions. Observations on ocean carriage costs, California population growth, Japanese disease control, English aviation, Milton’s flying tale, and Selma Lagerlöf’s Nobel prize remarks. The piece contrasts global commerce, science, and gender progress with satirical notes.
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Alabama
Yarmouth
Lowestoft
England
Yale
New Haven
Young Men's Christian Association
Siam
Brooklyn Women's Club
Capes
Cassier’s Magazine
California
Colonel Drake
Long Beach
Java
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Etwalai
Mr. Sarby
Africa
Jaggard
Carnegie
United States Army
West Africa
Norway
Russia
St. Lawrence River
John Milton
Britain
Harold
Selma Lagerlof
Fredrika Bremer
Miss Bremer
Misa Bremer
Smith's Hall
Mabel Roberts
Georgia Benn
Guardian
Sugar Loaf Camp No
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L.J. Roberts
Schneider
Censel
Sandy Evecing On
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WF. Hendricks
Secrstixy
LGN
Col. Jewell Post
G. A.B
King
RW. Lundy
A. Roberts
Myrtle Point
Oregon
E. A. Dodge
U. S
Coquille River
Frank Morse
Coquille
Transportation
Steamer
ECHO
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Rives
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Petat
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