The Strange Disappearance and Death of David Birch
In a crowded court a carpenter John Birch stands accused of murder over a fortune left by a relative. A mistaken identity twist reveals David Birch, the real deceased, had been found after an assault, not by John but by a different man. Detective George Denton exposes the ruse, Polly Carson and Nellie Birch grieve, and the true culprit is unmasked, restoring the Birch family.
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John Birch
Ancier
Tom Bartlett
David Birch
Carpenter
Polly
Anela Davi
Ant
Os “Hinder
Polly Carson
David
Birch
Panie
Fulham
Jacob Musa
Nellie
Jon Birch
John
Bor
Nell
Towiah
Thora
Ecough
Taex Obencaly
Toad
Thomas
Jacob Moss
George Denton
Bokn
Moss
Good Samaritan
London
Joe
George
Ian
Doug
Bett
Darpenter
Mattara
Aluter
Denton
Land of the Midnight Sun voyage notes and details
The fragment describes long northern nights and near seven weeks sojourn, rough Mosquitoes, vast log houses, dual summer and winter dwellings, and rural subsistence. It notes high wages, no markets, communal sharing, healthy people, and primitive living with boats, reindeer, and seaweed diet amid a northern coast setting.
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Taiscaverad
New Jersey
Abid
Cape
Pearce
Norway
Will theft and family feud shake Hope New Jersey estate
In Hope New Jersey twelve years ago Daniel Viiet made a will leaving $3000 to each daughter and $15,000 plus real estate to his sons while the widow received a life interest. The will vanished from Samuel Albertson’s desk after bribed confession by Albertson that he stole the will for two thousand five hundred dollars. A new division is planned as a lasting family feud looms over the legacy.
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New Haven
Conn
London
West Virginia
New York
Montana
Bakersville
San Juan
Utah
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Scranton
Washington
Senate
Lawrence
Mass
Fort Scott
Kansas
Guernsey
Vermont
Bangor
Casira Valley
Alameda Conny
California
Chriatpina
Balem
Mags
Snowbmabasro
Nevada
New England
Troy
Madge
Ed Cole
Almai
Daniel, Viiet
Hope
New Jersey
Samuel Albertson
Daniel Viiet
Danial Wiley
Isa
Daniel Vitet
Albertson
Daniel Witch
St. Boutsican
American reporters and the French press compared
A Galaxy January excerpt contrasts American reporters gaining access through dialogue with public figures to French limits on press intrusions. It notes the American hunt for celebrity, suspensions or imprisonments for trespass are largely American, while French law restricts prying into private life.
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Paria
Duke de Broglie
America
Galaxy
A Boston Merchant Laughs Through New York Opera Visit
Bers Sxow of Boston, robed in good health and ample means, visited New York last week with townsmen to attend Fox at Grand Opera House. Snow’s eruption of laughter during the pantomime drew 800 auditors into a roaring chorus as ushers and police finally carried him out, his friends assisting in the spectacle at Hew Fork Sun.
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Bers Sxow
Boston
Hila Avoirdupois
New York
Grand Opera House
Fox
Snow
Cherry
A Brooklyn Romance Ends In Current Drama
In Brooklyn a young woman, newly acquainted with a man only two days, consents to marriage. A letter to her parents calls the suitor a scoundrel and penniless, but she denounces it as a rival’s fraud. A dramatic discovery of the letter shocks the couple and halts the wedding.
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Brooklyn
William
Denly
Wienke
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Ron Mes
Sia
Sven Kin Phat
Grangfather
Tiine
Tom
Oranka
Excape
Jack
Newlie
Nellie Birch
Harry
Adams
Muiments
Winnebago
Hazieton
Bender
San Diego
Canao
Chaina
Chaine
Telegraph Company
Key Wreat
Atlantic
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Spain
Cuba
John Franklin
Hall
Janklin
Greenland
Polaris
Mr. Smith
Tessuisak
Captain Hall
Franklin
Lady Franklin
Reeta
Calfornia
Milton
Calaveras County
The
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Midnight Sun
Jenkins
France
Pare
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