The Theosophy Intrigue and Thibet Message
Doris Shirley frets over an arranged marriage to Joshua Hentworth while her lover Sydney Wal lace plans a clandestine union. A mysterious note from Thibet arrives via a Theosophist source, prompting revelations that change their fate and lead to a dramatic reconciliation and marriage voyage.
Mystery of the Locked Room Keeps Lovers to Secret
Doris reveals a plotted note from Ind wrapped around game gifts explaining how she forged the message with ink and left it aloft in a chandelier when a wax seal failed. Sydney questions the tale while Mr. Shirley remains puzzled by the day’s strange events.
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Mr. Shirley
Joshua
Sydney Wallace
Doris
Thibet
Sydney
Order of the Boot
Shirley
Paradise
Papa
Ind
Buncoers Abroad Beware
A broadside warns of political manipulation by the organized democracy and Bryanite factions. It accuses opponents of stirring anti Republican sentiment, hiring malcontents to form belts, and persuading Republicans to desert their party for a costly national contest.
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Bryanites
Mekhintos
Republican Congress
Wild Buffalo Tales From a Western Kansas Reminiscence
A Western Kansas narrator recounts buffalo stampede of 1876 and a tale of Jack the terror of the Rockies, plus a water-finding trick with a reed and moss. The piece weaves memories of old frontiersmen, Kiowa locales, and a settler picnic observation.
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Native Hawaiians and annexation fears about homes and safety
Manila style commentary from Honolulu describes native Hawaiians as peaceful and loyal, yet anxious about annexation and Anglo American competition. It notes widespread trust, open doors, and low crime, with residents citing security as a key reason to resist change and maintain freedom from surveillance.
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Honolulu
Chicago Times-Herald
Janet Jennings
Whielh Pol
Commencement Address Urges English Language Preservation
The Dashville Med School graduation night saw President of the Board of Education urge parents to visit classrooms and support progress. Herbert Rice delivered a moving plea for preserving English language in its original purity, hailed as a Dashville classic.
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Dashville Med School
Board of Education
Citiven
Dashville
Tam
March of Progress
Herbert Rice
Read the Figures on Trusts and Patronage Power
The piece discusses the Filvcule Trust and the Cracker Trust, emphasizing their vast American influence in patronage and business. It cites the American Biscuit Company with a capital stock of 10 090 000 dollars as part of the financial panorama.
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Timean Hilnels
New York
Tenth Avenue
Bie
Cambridge Port
Maes
New England
Chiofad
Grand Rapids
Philadelphia
New York State
Filvcule Trust
Cracker Trust
American Biscuit Company
Railway accident totals for 1896 in United Kingdom reported
The English Board of Trade compiles 1896 railway data showing 68 079 injured and 18 - many killed across passengers and staff. Passenger journeys reached 680 239 677, with 1 in 10 511 287 killed and 1 in 618 121 injured. Comparisons include 1895 and earlier years.
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English Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Tora
Board of Trade
Irish wit questioned in curious court scene
A Buffalo Enquirer style account describes a trial where an Irishman is pressed by judges and lawyers for a clue to a plan. The exchange features a witty back and forth about speed and actions, ending with a lighthearted if brisk exchange.
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Irahman
Famous Long Time Between Drinks Remark Origin Story
A North Carolina governor defies a South Carolina demand for a fugitive. After a formal dinner and rounds of drinks the North Carolina leader coolly replies it is a long time between drinks, ending the standoff without surrender. The fugitive remains free.
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Florida Filmen
United States
North Carolina
South Carolina
Fugltive
South Carolin
Raleagh
Old North State
Southrelia
Soren of Armx
Lost in Eastern Kentucky to Reach Colonel Baxter
A traveler in eastern Kentucky seeks Colonel Ted Baxter’s house on George Creek. An old man directs him through a maze of landmarks and hazards, including confrontations, a brain-busting tale of violence, and a final hint toward a moonshine-soused welcome.
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Chicago Tribune
Ted Baxter
George Creek
Kentucky
John Simpson
Mon Turner
George
Political Pointer Endorses Free Trade and Democratic Platform
The piece urges voters to back the free trade and free silver Chicago platform with unwavering support, naming McKinley opponents as Bryan hands and advocating against protectionist policy. It frames the choice as a contrast between free trade and protectionism with implied party alignment and urging voting for listed candidates.
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Free Trade
Freeeilyer
Chicago
Lickawanna Democracy
Bchwiilt
Horn
McKinley
Hryan
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