Hubbell vs Terry ends in Codicil Revelation
Rebecca Hubbell challenged Jane Terry over John Fallows estate. A hidden codicil to the will surfaced, revealing Fallows intended to leave his fortune to Jane Terry, not Hubbell. The defense produced the paper in court, proving Hubbell’s claims untenable and ending the case with Hubbell withdraw. Jane Terry faced no further opposition to her inheritance.
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John ‘Fallgna
Rebecca Pubbell
Fallows
June Terry
Miss Terry
Miss Stubbell
Miss Elubhell
Sayries
Mrs. A
Mrs. B
Misa Terry
John Fallows
Jane ‘Terry
Miss Tubbell
Miss Hubbell
Hils
Hubbell
Terry
Rebecca Hubbell
Society
Misa Trubbell
Rebecca Hubber
Bng
Alec
Jane Terry
Emmaline
Burke
Mending a Disposition by Blood Transfusion
An surgeon reports a dramatic change in Charles Renwick after blood transfusions from various donors. The narrative chronicles successive observations from Jan to Nov, noting shifts from cruelty to affection, new traits like humor and dancing, and eventual legal trouble. The surgeon contemplates more transfusions and alternately questions the method's success.
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Ortein
Charles Renwick
Annette Barkalow
Charles
Miss Barkalow
Warstaff
Mr. Renwick
Peter Redmond
Wagstaff
Stnyrolar
Dennis O'Rourke
Donnybrook
Thuriet
Renwick
Hureka
Charley Renwick
F. A. Mitchel
A Meteorological Paradox and the Bantam Quartet
A humorous tale features three men and a witty woman whose rivalries and faces spark a domestic weather dispute. Mr Bantam, Mr Guyer, and Mr Merryweather test a thermometer against Mrs Bantam's steady, diabolic eye as oscillating readings drive Merryweather toward imagined pneumonia. The paradox hinges on a thermometer kept in motion, explaining the comic misreadings and the impending collapse of the narrator’s belief in weather.
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Mr. Bantam
Indy
Mr. Guyer
Sir Isaac Newton
Guyer
Mr. Merryweather
Merryweather
Bantam
Ife
Untam
Yauten
Mre. Bantam
The Zebra Waistcoat Robbery and Bank Rise to President
A bank courier in the American West is tasked with delivering thirty thousand dollars. A man in a striped zebra waistcoat stalks him from the bank steps, on the train, and at the platform as the convoy splits. The chase ends with the robbers fleeing aboard horses, the courier delivering the money, and later rising to assistant cashier and eventually bank president.
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Humprey
Far West
Saghier
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