Enigmatic Cousin Clara Letter at Narragansett Pier
A Paris artist Robert Leighton finds an unsigned letter addressed to him lying near Narragansett Pier. He chats with Miss Stanton and searches for Cousin Clara, learning a relative may be guiding his future as he travels with a growing intrigue and a new companion.
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Robert Leighton
Ecole del’Art
Rue St. Hilaire
Paris
New England
Pullman
Kingston
Narragansett Pier
Clara
Charles
Will
Uncle Tom
Liverpool
Helen
Cousin Clara
Miss Stanton
Times
Providence
Silver Lake
Nazal
San Michel
Peace Dale
Wolf Rocks
Stuart Place
Your Cousin Clara and the Hidden Heir
On a train toward Providence a budding romance unfolds as a rich artist explains his secret lineage. Clarissa reveals she is Cousin Clara by courtesy and discusses inheritance ties with Mr. Willard, while a cautious, affectionate exchange clarifies identities and past entanglements involving Aunt Helen and Uncle Henry. The scene ends with a resolve to reunite that night. Gotham's new mayor Seth Low profile follows.
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Henry
Paris
Helen
Wakefield
Clara
Narragansett Pier
Mr. Leightons
Robert
Providence
Nurse Harriet Dame Honored With Memorial in New Hampshire
The grave of Harriet P. Dame, famed army nurse, was memorialized with a diamond shaped white stone at Blossom Hill Cemetery Concord. Erected by survivors of the Second New Hampshire Volunteers and other veterans, donors recall her service from 1861 to 1865 and her later work in the Treasury in Washington.
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New Hampshire
Harriet P. Dame
Blossom Hill
Concord
N. H
Dame
Third Corps
Miss Dame
2D New Hampshire Volunteers
Army of the Potomac
Treasury Department
Washington
Lawrence University Co-eds affected by moth ball habit
A recent finding shows 30 female students at Lawrence University engaged in sniffing moth ball odors, with two admitting to actually eating the drugged insect destroyers. The habit began with inhalation and progressed to consumption among the group.
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Lawrence University
London Police Force Reaches Over Fifteen Thousand Officers
London’s police service now employs more than 15,000 officers, reflecting a broad expansion of manpower and coverage across the capital. The force aims to boost crime prevention, community policing, and rapid response in congested boroughs.
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London
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Authors Syndicate
Casino Arch
Farmer
Gotham
Beth Low
Seth Low
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Columbia University
Low
Bureau of Charities
New York
Cleveland
McKinley
Greater New York
the Dame Monument
Nervita Medical Company
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Chicago
Illinois
Sfiegfried’s
Warren, Pa
the Warren Savings Bank
Warren
A. J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Elec Geo. H. Jackso
L. B. Wood
Fae ‘Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. B Dunham
L. R. Freeman
Chas. Sigel
K. W. Campbell
Warren National Bank
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
NEW -York Tribune Farmer
New-York Weekly Tribune
New-York Tribune Farmer
Tribune Farmer
THE
Warren Mail
Mail, Warren
New York City
N. Greenland & Son Telephone
Citizens Natl Bank
David L. Gerould
E. T. Hazeltine
L. W. Dennison
Saint Cashier
the Mail Office
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