Detective tale of Watson and a costly evening abroad
In a melodramatic police tale, Watson the clerk faces scrutiny over his New Year’s finances and a night out with a Boston woman. Detectives detail receipts, rides, and a stage stop as the case spirals into temperance warnings, a costly dinner, diamonds, and a diagnostic view of his habits.
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van Paren
Ingalls
van Buren
Yao Buren
Mr. Ingalls
Swain
Abwass
Sak van Buern
Watson
SIS
Jaralls
Worook
Rector Street
Swaig
Sid Swain
Esther Gaeer
Thirty-third
Masa
Bealeine Bey
Vailiel Allen
Young Wickhow
Boston
Repitition Rooyg
Hawyer
New York
Rhodes
Casampe
Miss E
Ulie
Delmonico’s
Lawrence
Wissi
Walter
Mayalis
Ft. Aml
Watkon
Swat
Mar
Sant Swain
Lee
Stanmuerett
Posten
Air
le Mentis
Ingals
German Arenberg Trial Highlights Colonial Brutality
A detailed and controversial review of the Arenberg murder trial contrasts German colonial rule in Africa with English and American administration. It condemns brutality by German officers, notes the sentence of 13 to 15 years hard labor, and examines the political impact on Germany’s colonial image and labor costs.
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Prosper
Huy
A. T. Wilde
Bertin
Deristos
Rossulatee
Prince Verosper Arenberg
Renberg
Westeen Africa
Liprisoomett
Hamburg
Germany
Africa
Arenberg
Cerna
Giuyert
Gertie
Avery
Avery Publshines
Martinez
Russia
France
Prince Hereditary of
Croy
Lobkovitz
de ‘Tatleynindt Pengord
Conk
Thas Sranechs
The Noted Singer Worden Seeks Divorce and New Husband
The famous singer Oriska Worden plans an absolute divorce from millionaire Charles W. Glover and seeks alimony of 10000 a year for ten years to charity before marrying a New York stockbroker. She also sues her in laws for 100000 damages for alienating her husband’s affection and recounts a life of wealth, romance, and public scrutiny from 1892 onward.
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Charles W. Glover
Warry
Bays
San Francisco
Rhese
Oriska Worden
Lfe
Miss Worden
Robert L. Turk
New York
Henry Glover
Strugele
Mich
Fpeilanti
California
Thesbord
Furts Tor
Cylurel Worden
Smillionaire
Gieyer
Paris
Jacques Bouly
Prebel
Houby
Castle Square
Minae i
HP Ymnace Sevre
Need of Reform in Disappointing Bard Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows a disappointed bard questioning where to send a cuphl. The textual garble mentions a fais mortar and a house at correction, attributed to the Chicago News. The readability is limited but suggests a satirical or political note on reform.
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House At Correction
Chirsge News
Do Cows Cry The Grief of a Calf's Loss
A correspondent reports a cow grieving after a calf is butchered nearby. The mother cow shows distress by mooing, reduced milk, refusing to eat, seeking the gate, watching the house, and weeping, eliciting tears from the observer.
TOLD BY THE GROCER
A grocer recalls losing a good customer after yelling to communicate with a deaf woman. A cranky veteran named Mr Oldbor entered, prompting the grocer to shout at him until he protested loudly that he was not deaf. He reveals he often yells at various customers and whispers in sickrooms.
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Stout Max
Fifth Avenue
IL & S
Ingalls
Turams
Swain
Eifirti
van Buren
Florist
Stort
Tallan
Mr. Black
Fanny
Indianapolis Sentinel
Grizin of Superstition and Sanity in Old Lore
A magazine fragment discusses superstition and mental balance, noting a medieval ritual of rising hourly and twisting a chair. It links this to luck rituals like moving around the table and circling a chair, questioning their origin and noting a New York Sun reference and scattered garbled text.
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Thamce
New Fork
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