Murder in a Boarding House Mystery Sparks inquest
Tammy North discovers Capt. John Hanska dead with a knife wound in Mrs. Moore's boarding house. Suspect Lawrence Wade is arrested as a mysterious Rosalie LeGrange uses seances to probe the case while investigators uncover Estrilla Perez and hidden relationships.
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Tammy North
Ts. Moore
John Hanska
Lawrence Wade
Wanska
Rosalie LeGrange
Mrs. Moore
Miss Est
Wade
Hansaka
Adiaita Wade
Hanska
Tommy North
Thomas W. North
Rosalie
Ina
McGee
Osalle
Estrilla
Perez
Port of Spain
Miss Estrilla
Rosalie Le Grange Plots to Save Mr Wade in Intrigue
Rosalie asks Betsy Barbara to flirt with Patrilia and lures Mrs Hanska to a hotel while arranging a daytime sequence to influence Mr Estrilla. Tommy North lends help for a covert plan as Betsy Barbara undertakes a delicate assignment, and Skipper Matt Baldwin enters with the Maud at the docks.
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Rosalie le Grange
Thomas W. North
Lower Fifth Avenue
Tommy North
Betsy-Barbara Lane
Betsy-Barbara
Betsy Barbara
Countess Potolka
Baby Stuart
Duchess of Devonshire
St. Louis
Constance
Thomas W. North Agency
Tommy
Rosalie
Mr. North
Etsy Barbara
Mr. Wade
Solvin
Betsy Barbara Lane
Carlisle Trust
Estrilla
Park Casino
Hamblen
Allright
Fifth Avenue
East Side
Lower Manhattan
Matt Baldwin
Maud
Halifax
Baldwin
Unlucky Accident Off Pier 16 Aboard the BAS
A mishap aboard the BAS leads to injuries and delayed work as crew members confront strict regulations. Captain Baldwin tight lipped about the incident while an Italian sailor is hospitalized with a broken arm at Bellevue. The crew debates how to replace a sailor to meet muster before daylight.
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Pier
Baldwin
Bellevue Hugpies
Last Seance Interlude in Rosalie Le Grange’s House
In a luncheon at Rosalie Le Grange’s house two boarders stay. Professor Noll and a guest discuss human digestion while Rosalie plots. Inspector McGee doubts her but she asserts she can deliver Estrilla and keeps control, ending with a threat to act alone.
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John
Miss Estrilla
Juap
Miss Hshla
Rosalie
Miss Hatrilla
Roarie
Batrilla
Estella
Rosalis
Rosalie le Grange
Constance
Betsy Barbara
Professor Noll
Miss Harding
Metropolitan
Martin McGee
Inspector McGee
Grimaldi
Estrilla
Marty McGee
Daily Thought on Balance by Pope
A succinct reflection urges avoiding extremes and shunning those who are pleased too little or too much. It presents a measured stance on moderation attributed to Pope.
Doctors Odd Death Reports Raise Medical Oversight Concerns
Wisconsin chief statistician releases strange death certificate entries from physicians showing errors and absurdities in diagnosis. The reports challenge reformers who want to regulate life events and caution against giving doctors unchecked authority over who may marry or not.
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Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Unclear courtroom exchange over identity
A fragment from a courtroom scene shows a judge pressing a witness and a Mrs. Mc Carty hesitating to name her accused husband. She concedes someone punched her eye but cannot confidently identify the assailant.
Monte Carlo Gamblers and the Casino Life
A columnist divides players at Monte Carlo into system hazy and punters. He contrasts the brutal ritual inside the Casino with the chic after-hours scene, noting the artificial lighting, lavish surroundings, and rare mirth among players as the roulette wheel turns.
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Monte Carlo
Casino of
Valentine Willams
New York
Louis
Casino
Riviera
Casina
SKEETER WARIS ASSURED MENACE OF MOSQUITO EXTERMINATION GROWS
Atlantic City New Jersey forms statewide Mosquito Extermination Association under county mosquito commissions. Ralph Hurst of East Orange elected president. Dr Joseph O Connell port of New York health officer and Dr W E Bartohy Connecticut state entomologist discuss global mosquito control under their jurisdiction. Churches urged to support homeless relief and anti saloon stance while addressing social unrest.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New Jersey
Ralph, ‘Hurst
East” ‘Orange
Joseph
O'Connell
Port of New York
W. Ei* Bartohy
Connecticut
Washington Pistols Sold for 4000 Dollars in New York
The pair of pistols carried by George Washington during the revolution were sold in New York to K H Litchfield for 4000 dollars by the Nerwin Sales company.
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Washington
New York
George Washington
K. H. Litchfield
Nerwin Sales Company
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By Will Irwin
Harry R.grissinger
Bobbs-Merrill
Betsy- Barbara
A.A
Skeeter
Waris
Chicago
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