Revenge on the Reef A Murder Plot Unfolds
Ralph Trenholme learns his wife’s affair and an unseen lover threaten his honor. After secretly moving a boat to doom the lovers, he confronts guilt as the sea engulfs their path, then contemplates confession before an English visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Ile
Imogene
Lfe
Ralph Trenholme
Lie
Marina
Rover
Portlea
Lynde Graham
Trenholme
Reef House
Genevieve
Dhe Clifton
Guy St. Cyril
Tam Ralph Trenholme
St. Cyril
Miss St. Cyril
Miss St
Runaway Carriage Rescue Reveals Marina's Copyface
Ralph halts a pair of ungoverned horses and frees the carriage. Inside lies Marina in the velvet seat, a near mirror of his lost Marina, prompting a tense reunion as a stranger calls to Genieve and questions her safety while she stirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Marina
Delicente
Marine
Met
Genevieve
Genie
Whole Wheat Bread Recipes From A Tried Folder
A tested bread guide presents two whole wheat loaf methods. One uses boiling water with milk yeast and gradual flour addition, kneading until soft and elastic, then pan baking varying by loaf size. The second method starts with scalded milk butter salt and sugar, rising batter, then gradual flour to form a coarse crumb loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnson
Lady Aileen Wyndham-Quin Brings Billiards Fame
Billiards gains social favor as Lady Aileen Wyndham-Quin joins gatherings and displays notable skill. Her graceful play and charm entice debutantes and adults alike, shifting evenings from parlors to billiard rooms where women compete with elegance and poise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dunraven
Aileen Wyndham-Quin
Aileen
Ambrien
Demorest Magazine
Woman Named Director of Vienna Public School for Girls
The Vienna school board approved Fraulein Marie Schwartz as director of a public girls school despite protests from male teachers and masters. This marks a notable advancement for women in Austria’s education sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Fraulein Marie Schwartz
Murder for Money in the Reading Baby-Farmer Case
London letter reports a nurse named Dyer, a 50 year old Reading baby-farmer, suspected in a string of infant deaths over ten years. police drag Thames for bodies, with grisly parcels found April and May, including three infants and two more bodies, suggesting a pattern of murder for money.
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Thames
Dyer
Reading
London
England
America
Gloriously Free Night Out Sparks Parental Debate
In a San Francisco Examiner style exchange two girls discuss independence and parental control. They joke about skipping chaperones and latchkeys while debating whether Maisie may attend a theater or cafe with friends. The tone is light, wary, and distinctly Bohemian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Examiner
Maisie
Dyer linked to infant adoptions and multiple drownings
Report details Mrs Dyer and accomplices in a child adoption scheme that ended in murder. Authorities trace dozens of infant care arrangements from Bristol to Reading and London, with a pattern of weighted parcels and bricks used to sink bodies, and arrests of Dyer and her son in law Palmer as investigations unfold.
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Marge
Bristol
Elm Villas
Caversham
Reading
Palmers
Dyer
London
Grannie
Kensington Road
Palmer
Kamion
Cheltenham
Miss Marmon
Equality and divine possibility in Rev Ida Hultin's teaching
The quote presents Rev Ida C. Hultin asserting that every person born on earth can know God and overcome evil, progressing toward eternity. It emphasizes innate spiritual potential and the growth toward eternal rewards under divine guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Ida.c. Hultin
Pen names reveal famed authors from Bab Ballads to Prout
The passage details writers who used pen names including W S Gilberts Bab Ballads creator, Jonathan SFrreke Slingsby for Slingsby Papers, James Hogg Ottrick Shepherd, A Traveling Bachelor for J Fenimore Cooper, Graduate of Oxford for Ruskin, Father Prout for Francis Mahoney, Edmund O Rourke as Edmund Falconer, and notes the origin stories for each alias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bab
W. S&s. Gilbert
Phen
Oxford
Francis Mahoney
Father Prout
Twfather Prout
Authors' Fancies and Notable Homes Across Poets
A catalog of literary figures with their residences and quaint house names. Amelia Carr at Cherry Croft, William Cullen Bryant at Cedarmere, Poe at Fordham, Lowell at Elmwood, Hawthorne at The Mange and The Wayside, Longfellow at Craigie House, Bayard Taylor at Cedar Croft, Hjorth Boyesen at The Morelands, Stockton at Convent NJ called The Halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Carr
Cherry Croft
William Cullen Bryant
Cedarmere
Edgar Allen Poe
Fordham
Lowell
Elmwood
Hawthorne
Mange
Wayside
Longfellow
Craigie House
Bayard Taylor
Cedarcroft
Hjalmer Hjorth Boyessen
Morelands
Frank Stockton
Convent
N. J
Halt
Congregational church cuts and restores pastor salary in Fair Haven East
In Fair Haven East Connecticut a Congregational church society reduced its pastor salary from 2500 to 2000 dollars. After protests by some members the salary was restored and the pastor was charged 400 dollars rent for the parsonage which he had previously occupied free.
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Congregational Church Society
Fair Haven East
Conn
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John
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Dot
Commission
Varias
Derer
Mrs Dyer
Noms DE Plume
Edmuund Falconer
Edmund O'Rourke
Hood
Iker
Emma M. Hooper
The
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P. O. Bax
N. Y. City
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Cruegiats
Binghamton
N. Y
Cripple Creek
Santa Fe
Chicago
Kansas City
G. T. Nicholson
Monadnock Bik
Aurora
Natures
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Chautauqua
Niara
Adirondacks
Catskills
George
Thousand Islands
Hudson
C.K. Wilber
Western P. A
New York Central
Book of Travel
George H. Daniels
Grand Central Station
New York
Illinois State Sanitarium
W. Adams St
Ilinois
Trent
Patrick O'Farrell
Washington, D. C
Montgomery Wan & Ta
Michigan At
Mabie
Mansi
Quincy
Mich
Nook
Bro
B.M. Woolley
Atlanta
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