Mystery on Hansom Cap Chapter XI Continued
Major Jen intensifies the search after Maurice Aylmer's murder and the theft of his body. Arkel disputes a drugging theory while admitting possible foul play. Jaggard’s honesty is defended as detectives hunt for clues, tracing footprints, a window exit, and a hidden conspirators’ trail.
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Isabella
Jaggard
Dr. Edward
Sampson
Edward
Arkel
Chamber of Death
Jen
Mr. Barby
Sarby
Maurice
Mr. Larby
David
Tam
Major Jen
Maurice Aylmer
Ashantee
Inspector Arkel
Allis
Arran
Aylmer
Mr. Aylmer
Family governance joke quoted in a 1950s exchange
Mr Enpeck jokes that his family now runs itself with a commission form of government after his daughters reach adulthood. The witty exchange frames a domestic power shift with humor.
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Mr. Enpeck
Tartars and Their Alphabet Claude Nestorian Mission
The Tartars owe their alphabet to Christian missionaries known as Nestorians, who spread writing systems as part of early religious and cultural contact.
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Fragmented jokes and quotes from multiple papers
A collage of gag lines and brief quotes from various papers includes lines about shaving, secrets, fashion, trains, cosmetics, and marriage. Names and papers appear in fragments, with no single coherent story or event tying the items together.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tillie
Kidder
Carrie
Miss" Askitt
Miss Kidder
Boston “Globe
Washington Star
Detroit Free Press
Patrice
Yonkers
Boston’ ‘Globe
Donna
Ethel
Boston Transcript
Kansas City
Miss Cayenne
Cholly
Deuce
Reggie
Mr. Dubbs
New York
Philadelphia
Washington Evening Star
Sacred Heart Review
Cleveland
Chicago Record-Herald
Hameoq
Corgu
San
Mabel Roberts
Georgia
Bennest
Guardian Eishbes
Sugar Loaf
LJ. Roberts
E. “Schneider
S.C. Brown
Cot Jewell
G. A. BR
King
Adjutazit
Lundy
Myrtle Point Lodge
LO. C
Lloyd
A. Roberts
Myrtle - Point
Oregon
UES
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Myrtle Point
Coquille, River-Electric’ Co
Coquille
Transportation
Panter
Coquille City
Aim
D. White, Masten
Bandon
Coquille Cty
Reses
Ebie
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