The Strange Disappearance and Death of Mr Constam
The Universal insures Mr Constam’s life. Inquiries by Mr Doggett and Lord Selincourt trace theories of elopement, murder, or self harm as his body is found and identified as Newnham Constam. A Thames postmortem verdict clears the mystery, and years later Lady Barbara Constam contemplates marriage.
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Consum
Universal
Doggett
Lord Selincourt
Bretterly
Inspector Ferret
Scotland Yard
Constam
Mannner
Goodnight
Trafalgar Square
Berbara
Brotterly
Gonthonsh
Constant
Foulnley
London
Wesitsinster
Plymouth
Crett
Constamt
Squire
Greystoke
West End
Riverside
Mr. Constam
Mr. Dex
Thames
Westminster Bridge
Beckton
Waterloo Bridge
Lambeth
London Bridge
Mr. Constamt
Mr. Doggett
Elysium
Limehouse
West India Docks
Shentleman
Isaac
Trifalgar Square
Father Thames
Boegett
Dren
Tribe of Israel
Lord Sellincourt
Issac
Selincourt
Newnham Constam
Elysium Club
Est Which Was Held In Due Course, the Representatives of Mr. Constamt
Isaac the Jew
Greystoke Court
Dogget
Lady Barbara
Barbara
Betterly
Costam
T. Aen
Penelope
Ulysses
Ces
Cannon Street
Webber
Melbourne
Chance
Isaacs
Colony of
Victoria
Lady Barbara and the unyielding lover in a domestic tale
In a crowded London house, Lady Barbara confronts a persistent suitor Bretterly who pleads for a risky second marriage. The scene is interrupted by Constant, her husband returned unexpectedly, revealing the lovers and ending Bretterly’s pursuit as Barbara reunites with Constant.
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Greystoke
Nevermore
Mr. Bretterly
Lady Barbara
Barbara
Constant
Lady Barbars
Newnham Constant
la Barbara
Rail line to reach New Webster boosts coal trade
The MedKeesport and Bellevennon branch will finish by next Christmas linking John Gilmore & Co coal works to the Pemickey road. Gilmore plans rail delivery to Cincinnati for gas works and may load some coal onto Pemnbckey cars at Southside. Rivermen reckon the Pittsburgh and Virgina Charleston line loses utility as the new road opens, with local coal quality blamed for a coke-focused future.
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MedKeesport
Bellevennon
New Webster
John Gilmore & Co
Cincinnati
Gilmore
Pemickey Road
Pittsburg
McKert
Virginia
Charleston
McKeespors
Was the Verdict Straight?
Thomas M. Marshall presents before Commissioner Reno in Allegheny seeking a new trial for Joe Dimmey the convicted killer of Special Officer Miller. Juror note exchanges and a head wound are discussed along with alleged whisky served to jurors during deliberations. Further testimony awaited if arguments are not heard today.
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Thomas M. Marshall, Esq
Reno
Joe Dimmey
Miller
Allegheny
James Piatt
J.B. Dunlevy
Piatt
Dunlevy
Dimmey
Collier
Explosion at Wesleyan College Injures Student
An explosion at Wesleyan College occurred at midnight caused by students celebrating Washington's Birthday with a dynamite cartridge. C Hubbard, son of ex-Congressman Hubbard of West Virginia, was badly injured after picking up the bomb moments before it exploded.
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Mipperows
Cons
Wesleyan College
Washington
C. Hubbard
Hubbard
West Virginia
Pickpocket Caught By Traction Agent on Market Street
Washington county visitor W G Winters had his pocket picked on Market street yesterday. Special Agent Bowden of the Traction line spotted the suspect and detained him at Central station. The man called himself Henry Seymour claiming Harrisburg ties, but wore a Gibbs labeled collar.
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W.G. Winters
Washington County
Market Street
Bowden
Traction Line
Henry Seymour
Central Station
Harrisbore
Gibbs
Badges Sell Fast At Height Of Local Pop-Up Drive
About 25 000 Catholic badges were sold yesterday in a national hunting themed sale. Dealers profited from the one cent and ten cent editions though Mechanics declined to buy, as the order supplies all badges directly from the makers with noted vendors and a mysterious joker connected to tomorrow's Drs-PATCH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ben Butterworth
D. and F. Welty Carpets and Wallpaper Advertisement
D and F Welty offer carpet and wall paper wholesale and retail from 120 Federal street and 65 67 Parkway Allegheny Pa. They claim lowest prices with direct-from-first-hands buying and promise at least 10 cent cash discount on any pair of shoes and below cost lines. Also mentions Parker's Hair Balsam and Ginger Tonic as products and a 1869 establishment note.
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Federal Street
Parkway
Allegheny
Cain and Verner Shoe Discounts Urge Immediate Investment
Cain and Verner offer deep discounts on shoes at Fifth Ave and Market St urging shoppers to buy now. Local ads promote affordable footwear with limited-time prices and easy payment options.
European turmoil and fires roil headlines worldwide
In scattered briefs a German fleet moves toward Port Said while charges of Polish education rights spark protests. Fires ravage towns from Shidsnoki to Topeka, with hundreds left homeless. a British Navy expansion looms as Idaho border tensions rise and a Topeka publishing house suffers a major blaze.
Washington Birthday Banquet Promotes Commercial Union Idea
The Union League Club in Chicago marked Washington's birth with a Central Music Hall program led by General Jacob Dix and a 7:30 banquet. Speakers including General Russell A. Alger and Henry W. Darling urged commercial union or reciprocity to integrate U S and Canadian economies.
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CrHicaco
Union League Club
Washington
Central Music Hall
Union
Jacob Dix
Ohio
Jim's Son Interviewed and Cabinet Speculation
Emmons Blaine observed at the depot yesterday returning from Washington to Chicago. He believes his father will join Harrison's Cabinet, though his father denies this. He also says he has heard nothing about any reconciliation between Jim and his wife.
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Emmons Blaine
Washington
Chicago
Harrison
Young Jim
Shoes and liniment sale kick off with cash discounts
Salvatros 1 claims the cheapest liniment and heavy shoe discounts at Fifth Ave and Market St. In-store ads promise at least 10 percent cash discounts on any pair, with many lines below cost. Real estate savings bank at 401 Smithfield St offers deposits of 100,000 and up with 4 percent interest.
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Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenss
Ital
Rts
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J. Marspen Sutcurrre
Augustus William Webber
Universal Insurance Company
Wu Ange
Mr. Cousin
Barbara Constamt
Greystock
Ballard
Cape
England
Politioal
Clump Cottage
Dispatch
CoLumBus
Deithick
State University
Gilmore & Co
Ually
Piper Sag
R Frank
Carpenter Hy
Sane
Welty
Ts Cars & Verner
Parker
Cain & Verner
Fifth Ave
Market St
Silesian
Prince Bismarck
William
Allegany
Mons
Trish
Port Said
East Africa
China
Japan
Cattanach
Liverpool
Joseph Chamberlain
Home Office
Birmingham States
Western Railroad
Eate
Count Antonelli
Mensilk - Shen
Antonellitakians
Shen
Posen
Shidsnoki
Tsors
Yokosuka
Joshiu
Leat Tokio
Huger
St. Paul
Fort Assinaboine
Snyder
Oglesby
Thinals
San Diego
Cal
Delmar
Lace
Oscar W. Neebe
Fifer
Haymarket
Neebe
Robert Garrett
Kingwood
Mexico
JRSE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Ringwood
Garrett
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Wilson Keith
George W. Crane
Crane
Aoaree
Old Commonwealth
Keith
Ae of Flower
Missouri
Jefferson City
Capitol
Naval Committee
France
Russia
Faetan
Pocatello
Idaho
I. M. Hartley
Iowa
John O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Essex House
Windsor
J. C. Conley
Conley
United States
Hartley
Detroit
Grand Trunk
J. D. Aloe
Dyersville
Mr. Alsop
Alsop
Hoe
Bordentown, N. J
Bowen
Dr. Bowen
Amily
Cincinnati Southern Road
Sunbuart
Tenn
J Master Mullane
The
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Henry W. Darlin
Toronto
Frank F. Davis
Charles Eiteend Gheseys
North American
Darling
Toan
America
Tessie
North America
Atlantic
Pacific
Jim
Blaine
Drs. Olive Logan
Mrs. Cleveland
White House
Salvatros
Pries
Market St. Ts
Trs Caix & Varxier
Canson St
Southside
US Car & Weaven
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
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