Mystery at the Merry Mere Estate Party Unfolds
Mary Avery hosts a masked gathering at a Sutule estate where guests include Molly, Walter, Ace, and Sylvia. Disguises, a jewel box, a missing man, and a late night disappearance drive the intrigue as Patrick O'Brien leads the police investigation.
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Mary Avery
Sarah Darke
Ness
Mary
Perec Stow
Baeter Morse
Eve
Molly
Ace
Walter Treadway
Sriviz
Cara Prentiss
Marden
Bruce
Sylvia
Garkel
Julius Caesar
Molly Eames
Walter Treniway
Carl Prentiss
Doctor
Walter
Little Ally
Sarah
Samseone
Burke
Vey
Macy
Ase Blaikie
Dears
Mary Summaons
Patrick O'Brien
Po- Bee
Aces
Ace Blaikie and a Murder in Satuit
The narrative recalls Ace Blaikie’s striking presence and charm, his wartime exploits, and the social circle at the Blaikie estate in Satuit. It hints at a murder scene near Ace’s body, surveillance by local police, and the enigmatic shifts in Ace’s life after war, including Bruce Hexson’s altered life and Ace’s romantic entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Ace
Patrick
Tersehr
Wes
Jae
Ace
Sui
Pawick
Pinger-prim
Mike
Ace Blaikie
New England
Asa
Blaikies
Europe
France
Latuit
D.S.C
Satun
Doctor Blaikie
Tom Boylan
Tom
Mark Avery
Doctor Geary
Boston
Mary
Blaikie
Mark
Inihe
Molly Eames
Satan
Walter Treadway
Melly
Walter
Mell
Bruce
Pennsylvania
Pat
Paris
Bruce Hexson
Satuit
Indian River
Adah Silverston
Berry Vale
Demonstrations at Chicago Conventions Ignite Political Theatre
A historical review recalls 1860 Republican fervor in Chicago as Lincoln won on the fourth ballot amid raucous cheers, banners, and a giant painting of Lincoln while horns fired and delegates tore state banners. It notes a later 1880 Grant demonstration led by Roscoe Conkling and Robert Ingersoll with coats used as flags and a shawl waved in the hall.
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Chicago
Wiliam H. Seward
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Bengis
Tom Hyer
Abe
Lake Michigan
Ames
Lincoln
Roscoe Conkling
Grant
Grants
Conkling
Robert G. Ingersoll
Hell
Keynote Speeches That Endure In American Politics
The piece recalls historic keynote moments from 1816 Democratic origins to Woodrow Wilson and Maria Glynn, noting their impact and fading after campaigns. It highlights Beveridge at the 1912 Bull Moose convention and Roosevelt’s return, with phrases that linger in political memory.
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Senator Steiner
Cleveland
Senator Barkley
Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
Maria H. Glynn
New York
Glynn
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Inana
Theodore Roosevelt
Seid Beveridge
Western Newspaper Union
Destruction of Northern Arizona Indian Population Seen
An authority says prehistoric northern Arizona Indians declined from about 23 000 to 2 000 as they moved from single family pit houses to multi family pueblos. This tenement-like shift occurred nearly 1 000 years ago, ending in population collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Simple But Smart Sewing Patterns Ad From The Sewing Circle
An OCR fragment promotes home sewing patterns for women and children, highlighting patterns 1949 1873 and 38 cup incl sizes from 12 to 52 with yardage details. It invites readers to send fifteen cents for the Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book center at 367 W. Agems St Chicago IL Potters.
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Patter
Essrio
Patter Depi
W. Agems
Chicago
Bell SreGeste
WRU Sevier
Household Tips From Old Newspapers
Practical hints cover cleaning, cooking, and handling items like cane chairs radiators and book mailers. Advice includes sealing chairs in salt water and oven drying, chilling potatoes for saisé, parsley color preservation, cutting book corners for mailing, and removing chocolate stains with borax and hot water.
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Inez Haynes Irwin
Bayoes Iewia
WSU
Edinburgh
Plymouth County
Harvard
Harvard Medical
Germany
Foreign Legion
Tales and Fs Editions
Fies Ames Polisical Hiexy
Frank
Hagen
Eumo
Scott Watson
WNC Servis
Guer
Testentine
Tellinenl
Pest
Eamon de Velera
Rez Beach
Fannie Hurst
Count Keyserling
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
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