A Plot Against Beatrice and a Cousin’s Claim
Jack Phillimore meets Ronald Ringwood to plot against the Honorable Miss Beatrice’s arranged marriage. They plan to uncover the Pegram nomination in the Great Tontine scheme, suspecting fraud tied to Lord Lakington and Miss Caterham. Phillimore agrees to investigate with Ringwood’s help and rally Beatrice’s grandmother Mrs. Lyme Wregis for support.
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Beatrice’s Marriage Plot Deepens in Victorian Tangle
Jack Phillimore presses Mrs Tyme Wregis for a possible clew to Beatrice’s aversion to marriage with the Pegrams. They discuss a risky plan to contact theater manager Mr Hemmingby to reveal Beatrice’s wishes, while comic evasions delay direct action.
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Hemmingby
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Hemmingby taunts plan to thwart Pegram marriage
Ringwood and Jack Phillimore plot to uncover fraud in Miss Beatrice Phillimore’s betrothal to Bob Pegram. Hemmingby clues that Krabb e Krabb is the key and hints at investigating Pegram’s affairs and Beatrice’s marriages while the two plan their first move at the theater.
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The Van Alberts and the Longstanding Girl Mystery
Gunner and The Van Alberts share a decade of rumors about a single girl. A good cook named Guyer may know family secrets or perhaps the quiet truth behind the tie that binds them.
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van Alberts
Guyer
Majority Rule in Congress and Its Time Saving
An article explains how the majority party shapes rules and committee work in Congress to run the house efficiently. It argues that open sessions are impractical, that only major bills are advanced, and that the majority bears responsibility for governing with safeguards for minority rights.
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J. Sloat Fassett
Leslie
Ancient lake village sites found near Glastonbury Meare
Dr A Bulleid, who uncovered the Glastonbury lake village, reports a new group of lake dwellings near Meare dated to 300 to 400 B C. The site spans about twelve acres with grassy mounds indicating dwelling floors and includes relics of bone horn and pottery.
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Glastonbury
Meare
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Law Times
Honorable Society of Lincoln’s Inn
No War in Balkans Asserted by Rothschild Figure
A prominent Rothschild family member predicts no war in the Balkans, challenging wartime prophecy claims and reflecting editorial skepticism from the Washington Herald about public certainty in conflict forecasts.
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Rothschild
Hobson
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