Beatrice’s Final Ride to the Sea in Tragic Sacrifice
Beatrice resolves to alter a school schedule then aids a dying girl and mentors a crisis. She sails alone at dusk from Bryngelly, praying for love and salvation, clinging to Geoffrey’s memory as a looming fate swallows her. Her ring sinks with the sea as the sunset closes.
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Geoffrey
London
Aed
Beatrice
Ben Beatrice
Jane Lilevn
Jane
Bestrice
Hell
Miss Grancer
Miss Granger
Old Edward
Edward
Bryngelly
Rumball Point
Joor
Besch
Ses
Rumbail Point
Wales
Bryny
Bey
Geoffre
Min
Oliver Madox Brown
Heaven
Coe Tam
Fetid Doctor Averts Congo Conflict For Explorer Glave
In the Congo, explorer Glave faces a deadly clash after a slave fires on a rival hunter. A fetid doctor names a ghostly cause and proposes a costly indemnity, ending the dispute with a $30 bead payment. The doctor’s claim calms Bayanzi society and restores peace.
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New York Sun
Glave
Congo
Alaska
Equator Station
Manioc
Degro
Fiy
Mr. Glave
Distinguishing Trait in Tithe of a Cook Book
A London titled Middle Class Cookery Book aims at families of moderate means and contrasts with American sensibilities. The critic questions the appropriateness for American housewives and suggests the recipes may be harsh or impractical for the middle class. The piece mocks the notion of catering to a supposed middle-class palate.
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England
America
Savarin
Cape Martin
Villefranche
Monte Carlo
Busness
Atill
Boring Little Home Draws in Chicago Real Estate Agents
Chicago real estate agents urged workingmen to buy “a little home” but over five years 7,000 men encountered surrender after paying more than 250000 dollars, enriching speculators at their expense.
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Detroit Free Press
Chicago
Iag
Ashland
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Ohio River
Great Elkhorn Coking
Clooinnatl
Cleveland
Pittepurg
Kentucky
Fooling the Lords and the Newark Brewers
An unsigned piece claims a shrewd American fisherman exposes a British syndicate plotting to seize breweries. The narrator narrates inside facts gained from a messenger boy, alleging East coast manipulation and foreign greed impacting American breweries and land.
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San
Great West
Boston
Mess
London
England
Nobleus
Newark
New York
Guo
Jellie
A Tale of English Syndicate Schemes in Newark and Beyond
An American narrator infiltrates a fictional English syndicate scheme, posing as an advance agent. He interacts with brewers in Newark and a wary Tancke, exposing inflated advertising gains and fake accounts. The tale ends with a seaside fish monopoly idea illustrating syndicate influence.
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Levi Israelson
Israelson
Brevara
Kols Tancke
Fielding
Newark
New
Eut
Tancke Brewery
Ita Propristora
American Eagle
Law
Monte Carlo Glamor and Morality at the Riviera Tables
A lengthy portrait of Monte Carlo detailing its charm and dangers from gambling. It discusses morality, class, and the social dynamics at the gaming tables, the role of croupiers, and the lure for aristocracy and Americans alike, ending with reflections on paradise and snobbery.
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Riviera
Eas
Byron
Monte Carlo
Europe
Baden Baden
Carlyle
England
Ville
Carnot
America
Rouke
Thackeray
Paradise
M. E. W. Sherwood
Art and Artists Exhibit and Collections Note
Mn art notes describe pastel portrait at Young's, a New York gallery opening at Gillespie's, and Linford landscape sold to a Pittsburg buyer. Mentions Ma. Gxoner Herznn's "A Scene on the Blackwater" at Boyd's, with critique. references porcelain tower of Nankin and Van Marcke masterwork. Discusses Jones family in literature and art.
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Artznenger
Young's
New York
Gillespie
Linford
Boyd's
Pittsburg
Arttecs
Gxoner Herznn
Blackwater
Oeer
Schaus
Onc
van Marcke
Ma. H. J. LanGnant
Jones
Inigo Jones
Christopher Wren
Owan Jones
Urne Jones
Bolton Jones
What Comes in Dreams Caught and Preserved
Orlo Bates reflects on dream recordings and the allure of capturing sleep’s creations. A clergyman-author reports a children’s Easter story written after a dream, then transcribed upon waking, suggesting dreams inspire publishable prose.
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Orlo Bates
Been here twice to subscribe for the Times
A Walteburg Washington Times office note left in the keyhole says the writer will pay $2 next time in town for a Times subscription. The editors regret not meeting the writer and explain they must eat and cannot take money constantly.
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Walteburg
Wash
Times
Oain
New York Promoters Aided by Champagne Agents
The Brooklyn Eagle surveys New York promoters who profit from personal connections. It notes wine agents and other brokers rely on social reach, transforming acquaintances into market value. Champagne sponsorship helps promoters, with several well known names drinking champagne for influence rather than fellowship.
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Brooklyn Eagle
New York
Royal Dress Reform Gossip Involving Princess Of Wales Daughters
Chicago gossip claims the German Empress organized a dress reform group and the Princess of Wales had her three daughters join. The unmarried sisters are kept modest and closely watched, while the Duchess of Fife enjoys greater freedom, causing the younger princesses distress.
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Chicago
Victoria
Princess of Wales
Duchess of Fife
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Los Angeles
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RK. Irving Dodge
West 125Th St
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Ashland Improvement CO
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Frankfort
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Lexington, Ky
Cincinnati Packet Line
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Pittsburg, Pa
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