Mystery in St Leger No.5 Leads to Marie Ledoux?s Reveal
Detective Mr Mixer investigates the No 5 Goodwood Street murder in Greenwood, focusing on Marie Ledoux the jilted French wife who tracked John Davis. He uncovers a green lattice escape clue and forces a chilling confession, ending with Ledoux’s dramatic collapse and her admission of vendetta.
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Greenwoodtreet
Auvergne
Mme. Auvergee
No. 5
John Davis
Heaven
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Sterling Silver Umbrosius at Harpy & Hayes Jewelers
A large new collection from sh tacdent case offered by Harpy & Hayes Jewelers at 329 Smithfield St New Building. Open every evening. Holmes' Best holiday cheer brand promoted by W Hates & Sor at 120 Water Street and 156 First Avenue. Tissu.
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Harpy & Hayes
Art Deslers
Smithfield St
New Building
Solar Eclipse Expedition Aims at Africa Observation
A group of American scientists travels to St Paul de Loando on Africa’s west coast to observe tomorrow’s solar eclipse. They will photograph and spectrally study the corona during the brief totality, using many instruments from multiple institutions to verify findings.
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Africa
St. Paul de Loando
Cape Orange
Cayenne
Guiana
Piauhi
Brazil
Atlantic
Brazilian Cape
National Observatory
Washsages
Coast and Geodetic Survey
National Museum
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rumor of Leonard property purchase unsettled
Reported yesterday that Joseph Horne offered 160000 for the Leonard heirs property on the corner of Penn avenue and Fifth street. Officials and heirs dispute sale terms with Herron and Son noting the price would yield 1338 33 per foot and that owners, not cash-strapped, unlikely to sell at that rate.
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Joseph Horne
Leonard
Penn Avenue
Fifth Street
Horne
Herron& Son
Square
Annual meetings set for Mount Pleasant Broadford and connected railroads
The Mount Pleasant and Broadford, the Wheeling, Pittsburg and Baltimore, and the Sharpsville Railroads announce their annual meetings in this city on January 13. These lines operate under Baltimore and Ohio lease while keeping their original companies. The Mount Pleasant line spans ten miles from Broadford to Mount Pleasant. The Wheeling division of the B and O serves the Wheeling, Pittsburg and Baltimore, while the Sharpsville runs Wilmington to Sharpsyville about twenty miles. The sole change is in the Mount Pleasant road secretary and press position. Hon. Welty MecCullough of Greensburg, who died in August, was the last elected. his successor will be chosen next month.
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Mount Pleasant
Broadford
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Sharpsville
Baltimore and Ohio
Wilmington
Sharpsyville
Mount Plessant
Welty Mec- Cullough
Greensburg
Woman Refuses Return as Cochran Elopers Face Arraignment
Camile Demanuil and Mrs Domont were arraigned at Central station before Magistrate Gripp. Arthur Domont, the deserted husband, declined to file technical information. Demanuil was sent to the workhouse for four months as a vagrant. the woman was discharged and left the city for Marietta.
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Camile Demanil
Sherwood Lodge votes to stay in Funeral Benefit Association
Sherwood Council and J O U A M debated withdrawing from the Funeral Benefit Association. Some members argued the cost due to no prior death losses, but the motion failed and the lodge remains in the association. The item was decided at Thursday night session. The rest of the page highlights advertisements for medicines and the People’s Store umbrella selection.
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Sherwood Council
Funeral Benefit Association
Harpy & Hayes Watch Promotion At Smithfield Street
Our Special Watch advertises the neatest thinnest timepiece with guaranteed satisfaction. Harpy & Hayes, jewelers and silversmiths, 529 Smithfield St, New Building, claim strong demand and top market quality. Clara Belle in tomorrow's Dispatch offers New York gossip.
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Harpy & Hayes
Smithfield St
New Building
Clara Belle
New York
Late News in Brief from The Times
The periodical item reports dividend declarations by several rail and car firms including Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Michigan Central. It notes a Gloucester Mass. schooner fine remittance, a Monteleo Texas businessman bitten by a tarantula, diphtheria outbreaks in Rockford, Portugal Britain Africa claims, Buffalo grain elevator negotiations, an assault incident on Clark Street, legal proceedings in London, and European reactions to colonial tensions.
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Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Michigan Central
Chauncey M. Depenpete
Vanderbilts
Rome
Watertown
Ogiensburg
Presson
Gloucester
Mass
Maury
Cne
Treasury
Hugh Ames
Ot Monteelo
Tfl
Rockford
Mae
Portugal
Great Britain
Africa
Buffalo
Wall
Taylor
Clark Street
Pet
Arthur Newton
London
Newton
Hammond
Cavendish Street House
Ex mayor means acquitted in bank case
At 1045 am Judge Hammond charged the jury in the Government case against William Means and John B. DeCamp of the Metropolitan National Bank for false returns to the Currency Controller. After half an hour the verdict found both not guilty, prompting applause and congratulations for Means and DeCamp amid a tense courtroom.
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Ciscinnati
Hammond
United States Court
William Means
John B. DeCamp
Metropolitan National Bank
General Cowen
Tescans
Means
de Jamp
Five Children Die in Detroit School Fire Rehearsal
A disastrous blaze at Tilden school in Detroit during a Christmas cantata rehearsal fatally burned five girls aged 12 to 15 and left others badly burned. A candle sparked flames when a wand knocked it from its holder, igniting costumes made of gauzy fabric and cotton batting.
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Detroit
Tilden
Jennie Lankshear
Bertha Moody
Bessie Bamford
Nellie Westgate
Lucy Renshaw
The Two Eagle Boys Fairy Tale in Dispatch
Tomorrow's Dispatch presents an ingenious fairy story by Ernest H. Heinrichs titled The Two Eagle Boys. The piece promises whimsical adventure and clever plot devices within a classic children’s fantasy frame.
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Tomorrow’s Dispatch
Ernest H. Heinrichs
Personal trouble leads to cure claims for Dr Copeland and Blair
Mr F H Brunett of 19 Balkan street Allegheny describes years of catarrh chest pains and weakness. He credits treatment by Drs Copeland and Blair with relief improving hearing nose eyes and digestion and returning him to work. The statement asserts verification of the claim.
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Mr. Brunett
F. H. Bronett
Balkan Street
Allegheny
Mr. Bronett
Catarrhal cases Treated At Home By Doctors Cope land
Mr. Harry Phillips of Hulton Allegheny county Pa sought home treatment for a severe catarrhal condition under Drs. Copeland and Blur. He reported persistent nasal congestion chest pains mucus drainage and night sweats followed by weakness and fatigue but later said his symptoms disappeared and he felt as well as ever.
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Harry Phillips
Hulton
Allegheny County
Drs. Copeland
Blur
Dave
Outline of Route to Rescue Delicate Constitution from Catarrh
The piece warns that catarrh signals risk of consumption and weak nutrition. It urges prompt, regular treatment to restore nutrition and invigorate the body, noting that neglecting catarrh can extend into the lungs and hinder recovery. Dra Copeland & insists on patient consent for testimonials and never reveals names without consent.
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Dra. Copeland
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Cincinnati
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Mercer St
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Neartown News
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Copeland & Blair
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