Dream Vision of Pauline and the Hidden Past
A narrator recalls restraining Pauline during a night of fear and recalls a vivid dreamlike scene. In a bright room, four men including Ceneri and March study a dagger-wielding young man, then the vision vanishes leaving only Pauline and the narrator. The dream echoes a crime linked to Pauline.
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Pawine
Tor
Ceneri
Pauline
Ttalian
Macari
Anthony March
Vauline
Ceneris
Pera
The Mystery of Pauline's Delirious Return
A narrator recalls Pauline's critical illness after an apparent murder assault three years earlier. He confronts Macari, Pauline’s supposed brother, about the Horace Street murder and his role, while wrestling with justice, possible vengeance, and a hidden past. The tension centers on identity, motive, and the fate of the crime.
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Priscilla
Pauline
Aed
Macari
Pauliné
Inyen
Horace Street
Walpole
Horace
Victor Emmanuel
The Vision of Pauline and the Fatal House
A first person account describes repeated visions triggered by Pauline’s touch revealing a tableau of murder. The narrator links the phantasmagoria to a past night, identifies Macari, Ceneri, and the assassin, and resolves to pursue justice while questioning the phenomenon’s truth.
Mystery of Pauline's past drives a London husband to perilous quest
The narrator recalls a murder and a deceit by Macari, accusing his sister Pauline’s lover Ceneri. He plans a long expedition to Siberia to force truth from Ceneri, aided by letters of introduction and forged credentials, while grappling with Pauline’s memory loss and the perilous path to uncovering the crime. He travels to St. Petersburg seeking royal help, wary of spies and political danger, as he vows to protect Pauline and reveal the truth.
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Mr. Vaughan
Ife
Vaughan
Sam
Geneva
Pauline
Sle
Ceneri
London
Macari
Ime
Jxenyon
Teresa
Dihberian
Thorace Street
Macaris Black
eYou
Horace Street
Ile
Toough
Renate
Siberia
Europe
Asia
St.Petersburg
Priscilla
Turin
Thad
England
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Macart
Adam
Russia
Cattle Rancha By Monopolists Despite Government Title
Oxford Atlas notes that the Oklahoma territory title remains clear to the government but is held by a few monopolists who have converted it into an immense cattle ranche.
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Oklahoma Territory
Oxford Atss
Falvon
Political Easter replaces carnival on March fourth
The New York Citizen notes a shift from a carnival to a political event on March 4, framing the date as a civic Easter. The brief signals a change in plans and emphasizes the political theme for that day.
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N. Y
Health and Home Monthly Paper Overview
A large eight page monthly issue covering Health and Home, Marriage, Social Science, Domestic Medicine, Science, Literature, Art, Economy, Cookery, Hints on Health, and Dietetics. It aims to improve health, prevent disease, purify morals, and make home happy. Address-
Health and Home Free With Advance Times Subscriptions
The Times offers Health and Trome free for one year to new subscribers who pay a full year's rate and to existing subscribers who settle all arrears plus a year in advance. In-county mail subscribers pay one dollar annually if paid in advance, while out-of-county or non advance payers face a dollar fifty yearly, eighty cents six months, or fifty cents four months.
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the Times
Pauline
Darling
TIMES
The
Chicago Weekly News: a leading eight page family paper
The Chicago Weekly News expands to eight pages with sixty four columns and broad coverage. It offers all news complete yet concise, trusted market reports, agricultural and home topics, six complete stories weekly, and an original serialized tale. It pledges impartial, independent journalism appealing to all readers.
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Chicago Weekly News
Columan
America
Lts
Chicago Daily News
Associated Press
Readers praise the Chicago Weekly News in testimonials
Letters from readers across the United States hail the Chicago Weekly News as fair, non partisan, and the best value. Subscribers from Michigan to Louisiana tout its clarity, breadth of news, and low price of one dollar a year with postage included.
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William Cannons
Pontiac
Oakland County
Mich
America
L. A. Welch
Sullivan, C
James P. Malone
St. Charles Street
New Orleans
Chicago Weekly News
Alfred P. Foster
Woodhull
Henry County
W. W. Rhodes
Adrian
Peter Pansing Estenin
Saunders County
Neb
Tom WrexLy
M. E. Davenport
Palmyra
N. Y
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W C. Aultz
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Kelly’s Jewelry
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Bays & Coulson
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W A. Massie
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Massie
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Sous Insurance
Kalley
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McCammon, Abell, & Wolfe
T. Hays
H. J. Ways
Hays & Hays
Farmers’ State ‘Bank
Public Square
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Northside
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A.B. Williams
Beasley & Williams
Public Syuare
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Justice OF the Peace
McCammon & Wolfe's Clothing
Commercial Row
Stewart’s
Sol Goodman
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Weir & Reed's Drug Store
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D.D.S
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Nw & S
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Ndiana
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Patna
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Charles A. Vocelemr Company
Solo Gwners
Baltimore
Murland
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Sullivan Times
Sullivan County
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New York City
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James Vick
Rochester
Arty
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New York
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