Marina Trenholme Murder Reveals Motives and Suspects
In a Northern coastal town wedding tragedy unfolds as Marina Trenholme is found murdered in her bridal chamber. Detective Strickland links Lynde Graham to the crime by bloodstains and a bloodstained glove. Ralph Trenholme vows vengeance while Agnes Trenholme begs to spare the accused.
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Quito
Marina
Ralph
Lynde Graham
Strickland
Imogene Ireton
L. G
Mr. Strickland
Dr. Graham
Marina Trenholme
Graham
Martina
Trenholmes
Agnes
Rock Liss
Bowei
Relph
Agnes Trenholme
Ilynde Graham
Raph
Haman
Ynde Graham Trial Ends in Guilty Verdict
The crowded courtroom heard a full case over the murder of Marina Trenholme. Despite eloquent defense stressing unblemished character and no motive, the jury quickly found Ynde Graham guilty, affirming the law's majesty and the crime's startling facts.
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Ynde
Graham
Marina Trenholme
Life in London described by visiting American
A New York businessman in England quotes a Philadelphia Record letter praising the British House of Commons for its plain direct speeches while criticizing members’ attire. He notes wigs, bald heads, varied hair colors, and hats, with many MPs wearing ill fitting suits and odd dress. He compares Parliament unfavorably to Washington’s House of Representatives in style.
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New York
England
London
Philadelphia
House of Commons
Sig. Lombroso
Baxter Street
Petticoat Lane
House of Representatives
Washington
Day of Public Objurgation Prompts Festival Debate
A New York Tribune reader proposes an annual Day of Public Objurgation and Blame modeled after Thanksgiving. Citizens would attend public meetings to denounce the year's evils, relieving social tension and raising the year's moral tone. The idea hopes to gain interest despite unlikely to rival Thanksgiving.
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The
New York Tribune
Beat the Company Clever Ruse of a Philadelphia Woman
A Philadelphia woman feigns deafness to dodge transit fare on a Spring Garden line. She pays a nickel and asks for a transfer, then declines reading a note demanding eight cents. The conductor struggles to obtain the extra fare, and the passenger exits declaring she was not deaf.
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Philadelphia
Spring Garden
Twentieth Street
Sixteenth Street
Night Barkeepers Left Jobless by Strict Excise
Hundreds of barkeepers who worked the night shifts in saloons are unemployed due to strict enforcement of the excise law. Previously saloons stayed open all night with side door business, but now they must close at 1 AM, forcing saloonkeepers to cut night bartenders.
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New York Herald
Theatrical Leaders Sign On For New Seasons
Julia Arthur signs for another season with Henry Irving. Ffolliott Paget joins Robert Hillard's company replacing Madeline Bouton. Rejane will earn 20000 dollars for Varieties of Paris next year. Lola Fuller begins engagement at the Palace Variety theater in London.
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Julia Arthur
Henry Irving
Ffolliott Paget
Robert Hilliard
Madeline Bouton
Rejane
Lole Fuller
Palace
London
True Religion and Character as Eternal Truths
A compact reflection on faith and virtue. It asserts God’s promises as heaven’s bank notes and warns against acting with mere affectation. It contrasts truth and deceit, urges consistent trust in God, and notes that character endures beyond wealth or reputation.
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God
Truth
Thought He Quit The Swedes Foreman Sacks An Assistant
Colonel McLaughlin sent his Swedish foreman and a countryman to work near an old mining shaft. The foreman returned alone saying the assistant fell down the shaft and did not come up, with the foreman joking the man jumped his job.
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McLaughlin
San Francisco Post
High and low weather and remedies in old time ads
A collage of weather talk about cold days and activity then shifting to advertisements for St Jacobs Oil Parker's Ginger Tonic and Wise's Cure for Consumption. It includes a testimonial from D C Albright and a note praising the value of diamonds.
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St. Jacobs
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