The Story of Francis Cludde Chapter's Final Night
In a chaotic confrontation the Cludde party rallies behind Francis Cludde, now revealed as Master Francis, to defy the sheriff and restore loyalty to the queen. Amid tense shifts, Anthony Cludde’s actions reveal long standing family plots and a crisis of legitimacy, as Petronilla’s fate remains unsettled and the climax edges toward resolve.
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Cintin
Baldwin
Anthony
Beldors
Philip
Father Carey
Baldwin Moor
Thomas Greville
Greville
Gentemen
Cludde
Francis Cludde
Sir Anthony
Gree Willy Eld
Martin
Thomas
Gome
Anthony Cludd
Aeth
Tls
Francis
Opin
Clopton
Els
Belgium
Germany
Poland
Hamburg
Willie Cecil
Philly
Rat
Ceeil
Philp
Jong
Petronilla
Sir Thomas Greville
Bridgewater
Ware
Francia
Poem Fragment and Anecdote From Paderewski Life
A garbled verse begins with lines about speaking and truth then shifts to a Paderewski anecdote in Paris. A visiting lady supposedly claimed a cherry stone and elegant netting from the master’s mantelpiece, later denied by Paderewski who says the cherry was left by his servant. The piece ends with a farmer’s tale about yearly soap and snags totaling weights.
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Paderewski
Paris
Eld Padheswakl
Wrights Record Flight Marks Aeroplane Milestone at Fort Myer
Washington special reports Orville Wright achieves multiple record aeroplane flights at Fort Myer. He circled the drill grounds 67 times in a first run and later exceeded an hour aloft, with subsequent flights showing steady progress and a controlled landing near the crowd. Lieutenant Lahm joins for a six lap display before a careful landing.
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Washington, D. C
Orville Wright
Fort Moyer
Army Board
Inna
Wright
Mr. Wright
Fort Myer
Fort
Army
Navy
Mother Earth
Wanted No Printed Letters
A Kentucky interior country merchant, not rated by Dun or Bradstreet, rejects a commission house’s C O D sale and a typed notice. He rails against the business methods, demanding respect and denouncing the printed letter as insulting while threatening legal action and physical defiance.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Dun
Bradstreet
Commission House
Cyncynita
Jersey
Jinuwary
Fossils dine with James M Beck at Republican club
At a Republican club dinner, James M Beck spoke as a organizer of the National Amateur Press Association. He recalled early days of amateur journalism and likened the craft to a stone age training for young writers.
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New York Times
Republican Club
James M. Beck
Beck
National Amateur Press Association
Philadelphia
Mike
Brea
Alberti's Loss in U S Mining Stock Scandal
Danish former justice minister P A Alberti confessed to embezzling millions through American mining stock speculation. He says he used British brokers and visited London for 14 years to consult agents while deposits collapsed. Bank losses, peasant ruin, and state aid talk follow the scandal.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
P. A. Alberti
Alberti
America
Golconda
London
Albert
Dantary Farmers' Butter Export Association
Bondestandens
Sparkasse
Navinage
Finance
Finance Ministry
National Bank of Denmark
Bondestandens-Spark
Treasury
Bonda
Still Growing from Lippincott's
A crippled peddler visits a door and recounts his belief in Christian Science cures. He tells of two old ladies in Broomswich who claimed Mother Eddy's method lengthened limbs. After months his left leg improves and he finds them absent, vowing to continue treatment elsewhere, asserting there is something in Christian Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott's
Broomswich
Mother Eddy
Broomwich
Legal Cross Purposes in Atlantic Rail Rates Debate
Ray Morris analyzes the Atlantic article on railroad legislation, contrasting two core aims: parity of service across regions and uniform rates for similar conditions, noting that the 1916 revision hinders rate changes without 2 1/2 days notice. He argues the system promotes competition yet restrains it, with railroads pressed to compete while barred from rapid price shifts. He then references a theater scene where actors pretend danger while avoiding real harm.
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Ray Morris
Huainas
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fragmentary note prompts mystery about Helena Montmorency
In a truncated reading, a question arises about Helena Montmorency and her origin or place of birth. The garbled MSS hints at dialogue or character clues without clear resolution.
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Hoyatiat
Helena Montmorency
Bornest
The Tactful Doctor and the Missing Name Gaffe
In a small town in southeastern Michigan a physician struggles to recall a patient’s sister. While writing a prescription he misremembers her name and asks his sister for a hint. She replies with a playful clue about spelling her name with four letters.
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Sortheern
Michigan
Beauty and portrait talk in Chicago New exchange
A quip chain in the Chicago New features a debate on beauty where one observer argues portraits of handsome women may be accurate, while another counters that beauty is largely a distance beyond the cuticle.
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Chicago New
Travel Evangelist Meets Old Friend After Twenty Seven Years
An exchange in a Chicago Tribune clipping shows Bill Snoop recognizing Tom Grigson, old acquaintances reuniting after twenty seven years. Tom asks about church membership, and Bill replies he is a life insurance agent with a leading company, offering coverage.
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Tom Grigson
Bailie
Tom
Beat
Cook's Book Free To Housekeepers
Mrs Janet McKenzie of the Moston Cooking school announces a free cook's book for housekeepers who buy a 25 cent box of K C Baking Powder and mail the coupon to Jaques Manufacturing Co Chicago. The aim is to attract buyers and share latest cooking developments while promoting rubber price news from global sources.
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Janet McKenzie
Moston Cooking School
Jaques
Ge. Dept
Chicago
Jaques Manufacturing Co
Advent of American Galalith in U S Production Hopes
A New York businessman reports to the bureau of manufacture that he has investigated galalith production from skimmed milk in Europe and plans to manufacture the material in the United States, signaling expanding domestic chemical industry.
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Srom Daily
New York
Bureau of Manufacture
Europe
United States
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Jim
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