The Crime of coments" ze the Boulevard
The scene continues as police and magistrates pursue the case of Rovere and the portrait, with Prades and Dantin under examination. Ginory needles the suspects about frames and depose witnesses, while Dantin finally offers a guarded confession, hinting at deeper secrets and a new deposition.
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Niv
M. Ginory
Jacques Dantin
Pricotiers
Vantin
Rovere
Jose
Mme. Colard
Charles Prades
M. Glnory
Viernardet
Apfube
Prodes
Paul Baud
M. Rovere
Buenos Ayres
Tue de la Rochefoucauld
Mr. Rovere
Buenos
South America
Sydney
Femarchet
Shaw
Bernardetia
Goa
Bernardet
Gordon, Smithson & Co
Berner Street
London
Praden
Adame
Bear Hunters of Pennsylvania Create Wild, Wary Feats
A string of bear encounters in Norwich Hill and nearby towns details hunters Tyson Jones, Farmer George Jackson, and others tracking three bears. Jackson barks like a dog to flush them, Jones shoots two bears, another hunter finishes the third. A separate tale has Lyman awakening a woods full of young bears after blasting a mother, then Jim Palen and Joe Balch wrestle bears from a tree den with a gun returned in time. A final note recalls a rabbit hiding in a corn shock with a bear emerging, later killed by James Webber.
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Farmer Jackson
Norwich Hill
Tyson Innes
Bear Creek Country
Huckelberry
Caime
Ifor Mey
Tyson Jones
Jim Tyson Jones
George Jackson
Vi ‘Nity
Jackson
Huaters
Parmer Jackson
Ike
Frank Silsble
Lyman
Jamestown
Hert Lyman
State Line
Warren County
Joe Batch
Sam Lyman
Dette Creek
Potter County
Pennsylvania
Bedrs
Palen
Jim
Joy
Jim Palen
Able
Sid
Balch
Secon
Keara
Joe
Bears
Jin
Joe Balch
Nelson Place
Sinmemahoning
James Webber
A Cheap Browout and a Scotsman's Frugal Folly
A humorous verse about MacDougal the frugal Scot who blows a bugle instead of wine, a laundress leaving, police notices, a waitress leaving with the cook, and a husband resigning upstairs to draft his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDougal
Cdok
Wheres They Saw It In The Brook Al Tennyson Tribun
An exchange notes strict crediting of clippings as The Brook credited to AL Tennyson in the New York Tribune. The item highlights careful attribution practices and suggests attention to source names and publication ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Tennyson
New York ‘Tribune
Armenia and the Armenian people in a fragmentary note
A fragmented excerpt touches on Armenian geography and identity noting contrasts of climate and mystery. It questions the ethnologist and philologist about a branch of the European family and language, then shifts to a court remark about a judge ruling a woman may sue for slander when over thirty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenia
Jinks
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as only cure
An advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy claiming to cure catarrh by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. It offers 100 dollars for any case not cured and cites testimonials. Also notes fake pills and a joke about Miss Perkins hair. Tone mirrors late 19th century advertisements.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ail Drugelsta
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Spain
M. Bernardet
Boungevis
Lunapy
Mme. Mer~ Bardlet
Polals
Jacques Pantin
Dantin
Nir
Pradex
Pradpa
Prades
Dati
Bernardez
Mme. Corland
Hovera
Revere
Uae
Prater
Charles
Henri
Tate
Ginury
Diane
Tatirt
Piet Tre Font
Getty Prutessione
FosuTonen
Pharev
Hn Lrieti
Rime-Armand
Seine
Vic Prion
Detenth
Muzas
Charles Henri
Thom Sydnes
Louis
Ginory
Hernadet
Fayorel
Monsieur
Assizes
MM. Ginory
Ana
Rong Iene
Heaven
Melvin
Batch
Reggy
Guara
Wnitipation
California
Becetts
Ane
L. Pouilas
Semcon
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