The Poisoned Cottage and a Fateful House Visit
An English planter’s wife, Mrs Temple, visits a refined bungalow in Bengal where she befriends its striking owner Mary. After a tense night of danger, Mary confesses she poisoned Mrs Temple with a fruit left by the husband’s wife, leading to the couple’s near-immediate tragedy and a hushed, unexplained ending.
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How Mrs Botts Outwitted Mr Tilonle Two Wrecks
Thorpe, a middle aged widower, tests his fiancée Mrs Botts by claiming ridiculous defects. She dismisses his vanity, revealing her focus on him rather than money, and tells a striking tale of a fake knee hinge and a trepan with a skylight.
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Are They Going Crazy Railroad Corporations
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Blaine comments on Hayes title in debate satire
Senator Blaine said Hayes holds his office by a better title than Washington did because Hayes was placed by the highest judicial tribunal. He recalled a Maine candidate who admitted indictment but boasted a twelve jurors verdict of honesty, while his rival had none.
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Bown In a Silver Mine
A Virginia Enterprise account of Savage mine workings describes extreme heat below ground. Miners emerge from the shaft sweating, nearly naked, and surrounded by steam, while above ground the air feels cool by comparison. The piece extols the relentless heat at depth, water reaching 157 degrees, and the need for gloves and wet rags to handle tools.
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Senator Denking Talks He Thinks the Extra Session Needless
Washington Corres Oct 18 Herald reports reactions to an extraordinary session called over issues in the president's message. Guests discuss Nez Perces fire interior department incident and funding for exhibitions and prison congresses while warning against prolonged public business. Various quotes note skepticism about Congress convening and praise for restraint.
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Harvests Review Signals Market Outlook for Next Year
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