A Man Who Laughs From Mrs Moore to Rosalie Le Grange
The tale follows Mrs. Moore facing ruin after her boarding house is disrupted. Rosalie Le Grange offers a deal to run the house and hires staff while boarders settle in. Constance and Betsy Barbara win sympathy, the inquest proceeds, and Lawrence Wade is held on murder charges with a Grand Jury verdict looming.
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Mrs. Moore
Rosalie le Grange
Rosalie
Moore
Hanska
Constance
Paris
Betsy Barbara
Hanska- Wade
Mrs Moore
Miss Estrilla
Lawrence Wade
Haneka
Etro
Mark
Hansta
Captain Hanska
Wade
Europe
New York
John H. Hanska
Betsy Barbara Draws Estrilla Closer In Boarding House
Tommy North rediscovers drink and jealousy as Betsy Barbara and Estrilla grow closer at Rosalie Le Grange’s boarding house. Betsy Barbara befriends Estrilla, sings with him, and he captivates her, while Tommy spirals into rage and drunken acts after a tense night.
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Ter
City Hall
Brooklyn
Betsy Barbara
Constance
Rosalie le Grange
Mr. North
Tommy
Rosalie
Betsy-Barbara
Tommy North
Professor Noll
New York
Miss Harding
Miss Jones
Higorilla
Estrilla
Miss Estrilla
Esstrilla
Hanska
Twin Stars: Police Report No Progress in Wade Hanska Case
A week passes with police saying no progress in the Wade-Hanska murder case as newspapers move on. The crime remains unresolved with limited new details or sightings and no suspects identified.
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Wade-Hanska
The Pundit's Pun A British man of science yarn tale
Professor Brander Matthews recalls a distinguished scientist who spins thrilling tales and claims they are personal experiences. When challenged he replies with a twinkling line asserting the story merely occurred to him.
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Brander Matthews
Century Magazine
Clifford
Husband's attitude sparks test for divorce claim
A lawyer questions a wife's motives in seeking a divorce as she admits she does not truly want one, but wishes to gauge her husband’s care by the fuss he raises, reflecting a Washington Star exchange from 9.
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Washington Star
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Harry R.grissinger
Bobbs-Merrill C
Boston
Liverpool
Irom Arden
H Ou
White
Moore House
Captain Kidd
Rosalie le Srange
McGee
Mstrilla
Betsy
Barbara
Senor Estrilla
Betsy- Barbara
Twin
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