Murder at Marina Trenholme Wedding
Marina Trenholme is found dead in her bridal chamber amid blood and orange blossoms. Ralph vows vengeance as detective Strickland links Lynde Graham to the crime via bloodied glove and knife. garden tracks and a dog’s loyalty point to Graham’s involvement, while witnesses place him near the scene at dawn.
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Costisven
Miss Trenholme
Imogene
Imogene Ireton
Agnes
Marina
Quito
Maarina
Ralph
Lynde Graham
Strickland
Inogene Ireton
Jie
Dr. Graham
Marina Trenholme
Graham
A Murder Trial Looms as Lynde Graham Faces Justice
Agnes Trenholme pleads with Ralph to spare Lynde Graham, claiming Graham’s innocence and professing a forbidden love. Ralph, torn between family duty and vengeance, confronts a sister’s dangerous secret as Marina’s death haunts all. The Trenhomes confront grief while Graham awaits a November trial.
Vengeance and Betrayal After Marina’s Death
In a tense exchange Ralph pleads to save a man while another vow for vengeance rises. Aznas declares Lynde Graham guilty and vows judgment, insisting no one can stop him as he seizes control and orders Fle away after locking her in the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Assizea
Marina
Trenhoines
Ralph
Agnes
Fits
Lynde Graham
Agnes Trenholme
Mrs. Trenholme
Aznas
Haman
Fle
Trial of Yn de Graham Ends in Guilty Verdict
Chapter V recounts Yn de Graham facing a crowded courtroom as jurors swiftly find him guilty of murdering Marina Trenholme. Despite eloquent defense stressing his unblemished character, the evidence and public pressure push toward a swift verdict with a single guilty ruling.
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Ynde
Graham
Marina Trenholme
London Parliament Dressed in Motley Gowns Says U S Visitor
A New York businessman in England quotes a Philadelphia Record letter describing the House of Commons as a motley crowd. He notes varied attire from wigs to derbies and poorly fitting suits and observes speakers there as plain and direct rather than ranting.
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New York
England
London
Philadelphia
House of Commons
Sig. Lombroso
Baxter Street
Petticoat Lane
House of Representatives
Washington
House of Comtmons
Wire Demand Signals Revival of Trade and Industry
A marked rise in wire demand accompanies a general trade revival. The boom supports higher wages in wire mills and fuels growth in electrical device manufacture. Increased electrical activity spurs trolley lines telegraph and telephone networks dynamos and motors and many new uses for wire. Factories run around the clock to meet orders, signaling robust industrial revival rather than calamity.
Flossie’s Dilemma Reflects Women’s Hard World
Six year old Flossie asks if marriage means a husband like her father and if remaining single makes her an old maid. Her mother answers yes, noting that it’s a tough world for women. The dialogue captures early 20th century attitudes on marriage and female roles.
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Flossie
Kate
Mamma
Marctry
Theatrical Doings Jessie Ollivier Stage Life and More
Essie Ollivier a Chicago debutante and Boston prima donna with Innes band and the Ladies Schubert quartet. She tutors ballad singing and makes phono records for a Chicago firm. The piece also notes the Millville New Jersey opera debut of Home Sweet Home and summarizes the plot, cast, and stage notes for the production.
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Jessie
Essie Ollivier
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Phyllis
Dorothy
Bostonians
Innes’ Band
Ladies’ Schubert Quartet
Boston
Frank Daniels
Little Puck
Mary Shaw
Bishop
Marie Jansen
Boston Museum
Oakland Garden
Peake’s Island
Josephine
Serpolette
Normandy
Bettina
Miss Ollivier
Lyman Wheeler
Mass
Marie Engel
Abbey and Gray Comic Opera Company
Katie Putnam
Benton Harbor
Mich
Mascagni
Anthony Hope
London
New York
The
Bourse
Stock Exchange
Mme
Janauschek
M. Clarette
Comedie Francaise
Henry Arthur Jones
Verga
Turin
Sicily
Cavalleria Rusticana
Henry Irving
London Lyceum
Bessie Hatton
E. S
Caterer and road manager Oppenheimer in vaudeville history
Joseph Oppenheimer a renowned road manager born August 15 in Washington D C began in theater as advertising agent for Daniel Mersog. He held treasurer posts at Lincoln Hall Van Wyck Academy Richmond and Baltimore houses and later led Leavitt's Minstrels in 1887. He organized Fay Foster Burlesque 1890 and now promotes Zero or a Trip to the Pole with plans for a larger tour and Fay Foster road return.
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Joseph Oppenheimer
Washington, D.C
Daniel Merzog
Lincoln Hall
Washington, D. C
van Wyck Academy
Norfolk
Academy of Music
Richmond
James L. Ikemnan
Baltimore
Leavitt
Minstrels
Fay I’ester Burlesque
Fay Foster Company
First Annual Indoor Intercollegiate Meet in Schenectady
Recap of a recent indoor intercollegiate meet for preparatory schools in eastern New York with teams from Union Classical Institute Albany High School Troy High School and Christian Brothers Academy. Union Classical Institute topped the standings 45 to 17 with others close behind.
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Astern
New York
Schenectady
Albany High School
Troy High School
Christian Brothers Academy of
Albany
Union Classical Institute
Christian Brothers Academy
Yale Football Association
New Haven
Elishaly
Garrison
Colorado Springs
Col
David C. Kitchel
Hartford
Harry W. Litton
Chicago
F. H. Simmons
Brooklyn
England
Ireland
Cliftonville
Solitude
Belfast
Philadelphia
Washington
D. C
Sweet Marie author linked to Capitol Hill
Cy Warman, author of Sweet Marie, resides on Capitol Hill in Washington. Mrs Warman is identified as the original Sweet Marie and locals say she is worthy of all the praise the song grants.
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Cy Warman
Marie
Capitol Hill
Washington
W. L. Douglas
Wollot
W.L. Douglas
Salzer Seed Co. Offers Triumph Potatoes at Low Prices
Advertises Triumph potatoes at 1 dollar per bushel and two dollars per barrel of 11 pecks with deals of 3 barrels for five dollars. Also lists mixed barrels and special prices for early and late varieties. Encourages sending money to John A. Salzer Seed Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin for Pedigree Potatoes at cheap rates.
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Bliss Triumph
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wic
Salzer
Population gains and school growth in the South
A New Orleans paper notes the South’s population rose 34 percent in twenty years while school enrollment climbed 120 percent. Southern school property value increased from 16 million to 51 million dollars. About one fourth of the 320 million spent on education in eighteen years went to colored pupils.
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New Orleans
South
Cheap Excursions to the West and Northwest
The North-Western Line announces Home Seekers' excursion tickets on April 21 and May 5 1896 to numerous points in Northern Wisconsin Michigan Northwestern Iowa Western Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota including the Black Hills district. For details contact connecting lines ticket agents or W B Kniskern G P T A Chicago Nh.
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North-Western Line
Chicago & North- Western Ray
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Black Hills
W. B. Kniskern
Chicago
Homeseekers' Excursions to Missouri Kansas Texas Lines
May 6 railroad sale offers very low rate tickets to Missouri Kansas and Texas points. For details contact H A Cherrier in Chicago or T B Cockerly in Des Moines. Also notes historical facts about Franklin rods telegraph and ancient metal work by Chaldeans.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
H. A. Cherrier
Marquette Building
Chicago
T. B. Cockerly
Locust Street
Des Moines
Iowa
All About Western Farm Lands
An illustrated monthly from the Chicago Burlington & Quincy R. A. offers farm land information in the West. Send 26 postage stamps to 209 Adame St Chicago for a one year subscription. Also notes authentic history of China began 3000 years BC.
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. A
Corn Belt
Adame St
Chicago
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Starren
Squire Hammond
Tie
Mrs. Manly
Tom Manly
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Farren
James Hammond
Ned
Hammond
Rose
Mie
Little Ned
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Si Kidder
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H. T. Swayne
Thomas C. Medinger
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Charles C. Marquette
Mr. Medhurst
Will F
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Sweet Marie
Benjamin Franklin
Kline
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Greece
Hegeman
E. C. G. Clark Co
N. Haven
Paddington
Brayton
Eng
Mas Winslow
Wwe
Dr. Kilmer & Co
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Vice & Famphiet
Zhamton, N.Y
Patrick O'Farrell
China
C. I. Hood & Co
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Hood
Columbia
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Hartford, Conn
Elshart Carriage & Har
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Slehaby, Tad
W. B. Pratt
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