A Hundred Pounds Reward Sparks a Hidden Warning
A young 18 year old woman missing since April 30 is the subject of a one hundred pound reward. The advertisement rumors spread through Easthill while Harold Dynevor and Beryl Lindon move through a web of strangers, family tensions, and a charity bazaar at Mrs Grey's fete. Harold suspects the note sender. Beryl ponders if he warned her.
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Wilton Place
Easthill
Beryl Lindon
Hasthill Station
Harold Dynevor
Reed
Mrs. Tanner
Draper’s
Easthill-on- Gea
Beryl
Harold
Mrs. Grey
Lindons
General Craven
Mr. Grey
Ligdon
Telegraph
Miss London
Easthill-on-Sea
May
Woodlands
Elchester Square
Nina Dynevor
Eustacce Lindon
Maren
Kitty Dynevor
Hasthill-on-Sea
Fete Dress Shines as Beryl Joins Mrs Grey's Ride
Mrs Tanner notes Beryl's pale cashmere gown and white accessories as they prepare for a village fete at Dyneverse three miles from Woodlands. Mrs Grey arrives in a shabby pony carriage and offers to fetch Miss London while warning of Dynevor family fortunes and Kitty’s need to earn money.
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Beryl
Mrs. Tanner
Woodlands
Miss London
Dynevor
Mrs. Grey
Dynevors
Harold
Kitty
Odd occupation bugle and bells in old Cleveland tale
In Cleveland a witness described living under a staged burial for exhibition. Edward Kaehn, alias Prof. James Smith, spoke of six days in a grave with air shaft access and bribed safety by a resurrection committee. He claimed coffin air and water sponge oxygen. the judge showed interest. In France two bells had godmothers Miles Mirveille and Odette de Braquillange at Preignac church.
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Cleveland
Edward Kaehn
Kaen
Keeler
Lake Street
James Smith
Judge Neff
Kaehn
France
Preignac
Department
The
Gironde
Miles
Mirveille de Girodor
Odette de Braquillange
Retired actress runs private class for social climbers
Fanny Enders, once a popular metropolitan leading lady, now offers private lessons to debutantes and social climbers for 5 dollars a half hour. She trains manners through demonstrations, role playing, and etiquette, with discreet pupils and a drawing room classroom as her stage.
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Fanny Enders
Louis Philippe King of the French not King of France
The article notes Louis Philippe ruled as King of the French from 1830 to 1848 when revolution drove him to England. It cites his nickname Citizen King and explains the title denoted rule by the people rather than royal will. France has not had another king since, only an emperor, Louis Napoleon, 1852 to 1870.
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Louis Philippe
France
England
Louis Napoleon
New York Weekly
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