Mystery at Glenarm House Advances with Hidden Assets
Pickering pressures Bates to uncover the estate’s hidden assets as Morgan’s shooting unsettles the inquiry. Glenarm’s wealth looms over the mission, with the chase shifting to the grounds and a dangerous hunt for securities amid greed and intrigue.
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Morgan
Glenarmy
Glenarm
Pickering
Bates
Vermont
Arthur Pickering
Lst
America
New York
St. Kgatho's
Glenarni
Vilage
LAGS AE AUTTAWE TAS AINE GERI
Larmear Zensarp ah, cA.
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Auttawe Tas Aine Geri, Larmear Zensarp
Eavesdropping in the Mist At St. Agatha's
The narrator recalls a strange scene as a voice named Olivia confronts Squire Glenarmood near a village porch in fog. Olivia warns to mind her own affairs and hastens toward St. Agatha's, leaving the speaker dazed and the moment charged with secrecy.
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Pickering
Olivia
The Girl in Gray Plays Hide and Seek at Glenarm
Mr Glenarm follows a tense routine of guards, service and escapes as he covertly tracks Arthur Pickering to a village station. The scene shifts to a bustling platform where Pickering, with companions, awaits a late train while Glenarm contemplates his next move and the hidden dangers surrounding the estate.
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Bates
Yates
Pickering
Stoddard
Glenarm House
Poe
Mr. Glenarm
Qrenarm
Mr. Pickering
Arthur Pickering
Glenarm
Theresa
Miss Devereux
Annandale
St. Agatha
France
Indiana
Those Evening Chimes and the Bells of Poe Parody Claim
The piece references Allan Poe and his poem The Bells, noting that clappers striking metal may have a pleasing effect under certain conditions. It mentions living persisters who praise bath bells, and imagines tying poets together in a churchyard. It suggests hiring campan plogists to keep bells ringing for three days and nights while remaining unseen.
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Allan Poe
Harry Pain
Bold Bank Robbery Shocks Clinton Illinois
Two unmasked men robbed the State Bank at closing, subduing staff and seizing about 2200 in receipts. They notified police themselves and an armed posse hunted them, failing to capture the robbers.
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Clinton
George Argo
Young
Bari
Dogs Ate Woman in Lonely Peoria Cabin
Mrs Barbiara Anderson a 60 year old recluse living along the Tillmois River near Peoria was found dead with twelve dogs devouring her body her face neck and shoulders eaten officials believe she had been dead four to five days in a distant rural setting.
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Peoria
Barbiara Anderson
Tillmois River
Mistake of a College Girl at Northampton
Charles Dana Hazen, head of Smith College history, excused a student from recitation for illness. He later saw her leaving town, and the student fled to a nearby bookshop but rushed into a saloon. She then fled into the street and collided with the professor she hoped to avoid.
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Charles Dana Hazen
Smith College
Northampton
It’s Cigarettes Now Licorice Trust Trial Story
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report notes a shift in public concern from licorice to tobacco. The piece frames a “licorice trust” on trial as a historical curiosity, implying a small boy once faced menace from licorice.
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Licorice Trust
Cleveland Plain
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