Mystery of Marina Trenholme Murder Unravels at Trenholme House
Helen Fulton confronts Lynde Graham’s accuser in a dramatic reveal. Imogene Ireton confesses to murder, while Rudolph Trenholme exposes secrets and Helen untangles the plot, uncovering the true culprit as Mrs Trenholme sleeps.
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Helen
Ched
Helen Fulton
Marina Trenholme
Imogene
Lynde Graham
Ralph Trenholme
Cyril
John Rudolph
Ralph
Rudolph
Trenholme
Brunell
Rudoph
Miss Fulton
Europe
America
New York
Marina
Imogene Ireton
St. Cyril
Mr. Trenholme
Uynde Graham
Jo Maze
Trenholme House
Mr Trenholme
Sleeping power and instinct of the unknown
A speaker recalls sensing a latent power within and the uncanny recognition of a photographed face as a long friend. Over eight years a strange intuition guides notes and handwriting, culminating in the conviction that instinct and memory reveal hidden connections beyond reason.
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New Science Review
Bense
Tragedy Strikes Green Bay Father Whose Sons Drowned
Wesley Ayres of Green Bay Wisconsin has lost three sons to drowning over four years. The latest tragedy occurred when his eight year old son drowned while fishing about a fortnight ago.
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Wesley Ayres
Green Bay
Wis
Hall's Catarrh Cure cited in sworn affidavit
A fragment from a Toledo legal notice includes an 1886 swearing by Frank J. Cheney that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice claims the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces and advertises testimonials and related products.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
P J Cheney & CO
When I was a little boy says Justice Gray remark
A Washington Star note recalls Justice Gray telling a reminiscence about childhood with Justice Shiras retorting you were ever a little boy. The item also cites a Williamsport reader endorsing Piso's Cure as the only remedy for consumption.
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Supreme Court
Justice Gray
Justice Shiras
Washington Star
Anna M. Ross
Williamsport
Bill Nye and the Sandwich Price in New Jersey Village
The report describes Bill Nye being charged $1 for a sandwich in a New Jersey village. Nye questions the price, recalling dinners with wine from speeches, and asks why a ham sandwich costs $4. The vendor replies that he needs the money. Nearby, an ad notes Iowa farms for sale with 10 percent cash and the balance paid on crops each year.
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Bill Nye
New Jersey
Gad
Detroit Free Press
Iowa
J. Mulhall
Waukegan, Ill
Youth Despair Quips Echo in Cumminsville Exchange
In a Cincinnati Enquirer snippet a dejected youth laments life while an older local quips about waiting. The exchange shifts toward perspective as the older speaker suggests time and age may change desires to live for.
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Cumminsville
Cincinnati Enquirer
Man Cleared After Jury Finds Not Guilty in Theft Case
A man faced the dock on theft charges and pleaded guilty but the jury returned a Not Guilty verdict. The judge condemned the outcome and warned the prisoner that his confession branded him a thief despite the verdict.
Iowa Patent Office Report Highlights Iowa Patents
Iowa inventors receive notice of allowed patents for M Macy Adel for a flour mill roller gauge and C F Murray Des Moines for an automatic block signal system. The report notes six U S patents issued to Iowa inventors on the 17th and offers copies of drawings and specifications for a fee.
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Drs Moines
M. Macy
Adel
Iowa
C. F. Murray
Des Moines
United States
Securite
Ree
Tuomas G
J. Rat
Exh Orwie
Greatneen’s Debt and a Chicago Tribunes View
A clipped note of literary genius begging a friend for ten dollars to stave off hunger is cited, with cynical forecast that a distant heir will profit from this plea. The Wabash announces half fare excursions to St. Louis and the East, plus special conventions in St. Louis and Buffalo, with travel details and contact for rates.
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Greatneen
Sweet Charity
Chicago ‘Tribune
Wabash
St. Louis
National Republican Convention
National Educational Association
Affalo
Christian Endeavor
Washington
National People and Silver
Farnam St
Paxton Hotel
Beacons of Folly in Georgia Sermons
A Georgia Constitution columnist cranks a humorous sermon on human folly. A loud church singer disrupts offerings while others fear trouble and imagine grim fates. the road to heaven empties two at a time. a man claiming a hard world hints at a break while he should walk.
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Georgia
Heaven
Atlanta Constitution
Teething Remedies and Patent Tonic Ads on Odd Page
An assorted page advertises medications and tonics for digestion malaria and teething with testimonials and humorous snippets. It promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Mrs Winston’s Soothing Syrup for Children, Marker's Ginger YonK, Lindercorns for corns, and Dr King’s Nervine for fits while noting casual notices and a comic exchange about a mock show.
Travel Remedy and Fish Exports Highlighted in Notice
An old-style notice markets a fig syrup for travel health and wellness, promoting cure all for hidness headach fever and bowel issues. The ad also mentions large fish shipments from Maine to Cuba reflecting a trade note.
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Tees
Augusta
Chapyer XVII
Coxtiverpy
Jesus Win
Louisville
Supreme Court Wit
Nye
Cees
Patent Office Report
Mont “Alane
Perkins
Sue
Texas Siftings
Og Marker
Birmingham
Kine
Fiteuses
Dr. Kine
H.C. Ani
12Th St
Omaha
Neb
California Fig Syrup Company
Maino
Cuta
Ayer
Chicago
Mosree St
Patrice O'Parpell
Wachnnitin
D. O
Vespmont
Xa Mining Exchange
Denver
Colo
St.jacobs
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester, Mars
Dinnie
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