The Quintards Old Waroon Manor Mystery Opens
Jonathan Crenshaw and Riaden discuss the Quintard plantation saga in the library of Amald worn, where Hannibal Wayne Hazard and Yancy weave a tangled tale of kidnapping, curses, and a boy linked to the old Boothern family as Judge Slocum, Captain Murrell, and Betty move toward a perilous confrontation.
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Courtroom drama on the Morton estate continues
Judge Price questions Hicks and Cavendish about Miss Malroy and Charley Norton’s murder while tensions rise. Hicks clams up as the judge pressures him, then orders a knife threat to extract answers. The judge seeks Colonel Fentress and the trio trail him to the colonial mansion for further proceedings.
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Women Win High Honors at Royal Academy
Women again triumph at the Royal Academy with a female student winning the gold medal for the second to third year running and taking a majority of prizes. The president lauded women artists while questioning why the academy still excludes them from its top honor and full election.
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Lipscomb's First Courtroom Fight with Merrick Judge
Andrew Lipscomb, a Maryland lawyer, argued before Judge Merrick. The judge warned him for contempt if he did not sit down. Lipscomb muttered that Merrick was crusty and opinionated, while a young lawyer warned him he would be beaten if he persisted. The young lawyer revealed he was Lipscomb's son.
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Andrew Lipscomb
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Merrick
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