The House with Green Blinds and a Tuxedo Ball
A private detective uncovers a conspiracy linked to a Washington theft and a planned ball at Tuxedo. He infiltrates a masked gathering where a mysterious woman and two conspirators plot, leading to a staged toast that nearly reveals a deadly device and hinges on a rapidly unfolding escape and pursuit.
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Husslin Texation
Washington
Tuxedo
The First Case of the London Detective
A narrator recounts a dramatic sequence aboard a passenger train. Madam of the White Shoulders captivates with a diamonds tiara while an assassination plot unfolds. Ray the detective, arrests are made, and the narrator flees to Boston as he solves the initial mystery.
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Tuxedo
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Sadi Carnot
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London
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Chauncey M. Depew
Cornell University
Morris
Mr. Depew
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Depew
Union College
Professor Morris
Richard Mansfield
Rodion
Garrick Theater
New York
Paderewski
Mr. Paderewski
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Remedy for Mrs White
Mrs H T White, living at Seneca and Plain streets, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing long standing backache, kidney pain, headaches, and urinary issues after a year of illness following a bout with the flu. The testimonial notes she regained appetite and normal movement, and prices are listed at 60 cents via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole U S agents.
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Made Out Its Case A Notorious Kleptomaniac Preacher
A veteran attorney recalls defending a Missouri negro preacher charged with stealing wood. He exposed the defendant’s alleged good character as a ruse, proved kleptomania as a mental disorder, and secured acquittal. The preacher then allegedly continued stealing, claiming his acquittal granted license to steal.
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San Francisco
London theater revolt shrinks demand for problem plays
A Chicago Times Herald letter argues audiences abandon morbid sexual drama and preachy heroines. The shift boosts music halls and Haymarket hits like Trilby while reviving interest in lighter forms, reducing patronage for sensational stage works across London theaters.
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