The Story of Francis Cludde Romance Continues
The passage follows Master Bertie and I as we pursue a secret venture through London toward Islington then Highgate. A wary old witch warns of danger as we press on to a Gatehouse tavern seeking a dealer in fine lace while assembling a varied cast of hostlers buyers and travelers in a lively, perilous frame narrative.
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Bertie
Wilna
Katherine Suffolk
Mt Wilms
England
Lowestoft
Hambure
London
Cty
Beriie
Hoxtler
Aster
Bertle
St Albans
Ima
Love at the Silence of an Orphan Suitor
An elderly, rich man answers a desperate ad and meets Alice a nineteen year old girl who seeks work and companionship. She reveals a tragic past including adoption by Dr Gray an heir to wealth Horace a young doctor and his aristocratic aunt Elizabeth. Alice longs for Horace but fears a family scandal and a promise to his mother.
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Itm
Genteman
Dr. Gray
Pittsburg
Horace
Papa
Alice
Ridgle
Patn
Trousseau
Elizabeth
Allea
Seann
Horrible Voodoo Practices in Haiti Defied by Reports
The article describes Haitian Voodoo as a feared religion introduced by enslaved Africans. It recounts secret oaths, cannibalistic rumors, and bloody rituals witnessed by a navy officer. It notes white involvement, public fear, and calls for education to curb the practice.
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Voodou
National Geographic Magazine
Terron
Spencer Saint John
Congress
A Temperance Talk by Hal Chase on Teetotalism
The New York Times recalls Hal Chase urging ball players toward teetotalism. He shares a humorous anecdote about Leroy Vigors at bat, who mishears the umpire and questions his instruction to “hit the middle ball” while claiming he only struck it due to an “injured on.”
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New York Times
Hal Chase
Leroy Vigors
Vigors
Disillusioned Germans and economic disappointment in empire
A German observer notes that educated Germans feel disappointment rather than disaffection, driven by the failure of expected domestic prosperity. Despite overall price rises, the standard of living modestly advanced yet salaries lag, leaving many poorer households dependent on wages as prices soar.
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Lendon Spectator
Germany
Bigamy Tale Echoes Through London Tatler Courtroom
In a London Tatler snippet the man with a hundred piven Ted story is cited amid a digamy charge in court. The late lord chief justice and a barrister exchange whispered lines about punishment, with a remark on mothers and infants. The fragment hints at a courtroom exchange and a reflection on extreme penalties.
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London Tatler
Sustice
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