The Mysterious Eyes of Louis Bauduy End His Life
A New York World account outlines Louis Bauduy whose eyes allegedly haunted others. Three wives attempted suicide, two succeeded, before Bauduy shot himself beside his reflection. The case centers on the prison of his gaze and why it inspired death.
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Manhattan Avenue
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One Hundred and Tenth Street
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Louis C. Bauduy
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New York World
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Big Sisters
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Children’s Court
Mrs Fenton Seeks Social Tickets and Susie’s Heart
Fred Musgrave efforts to win Susie Moore clash with Laura Fenton’s social ascent plot. Mrs Moore befriends Laura, who imitates a modern lady to win acceptance. Fred suspects Susie favors Claughton, while Laura navigates dinners and influence to secure a match for Fred.
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Chinese Business Honesty and Integrity Compared
A historical article extols Chinese business honesty as superior in integrity to Japanese rivals. It asserts Chinese principles rest on unwavering honesty, rejecting deceit even for profit, while praising Japanese initiative but claiming lesser integrity. The piece frames moral business traits in ethnic terms.
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