Mansion House Mystery Ends With Diamond Confession
In a crowded Ross family gathering at The Homestead, Muriel Ross’s engagement to Horace V. Pemberton sparks envy and plots. Gus Darrell, a debt pressed journalist, is revealed as the pendant thief, later killed in a cellar explosion while Pemberton confronts the truth.
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Eynie
Archie Douglas
Will” Douglas
Lind
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Pemberton Ais
Lal
Exnlv
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Pemeberton
Muriel Hoss
Horace V. Pemberton
Grial
Douglas
Algernon Rossett
Muriel
Doughiss
Peuberton
Mini Sid
Bert
Ross
Pemberton
Gus Darrell
Darrell
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Gus
Emberton
Tam
Gox Darrell
Lauder
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Martin
Mariel
Tess
Mr. Pemberton Ferch
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Eymiel
Lie
Mrs. Ross
Kantern Pemberton
Henestead
Gus Darrell Bios
Australia
Young Ran
Augustus Darrell
Muriel Ross
Ross Cane
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Uss
Pearson's Weekly
Sesle Oy
Encouraging the Builders from Haggai's Prophecy
This excerpt expounds Haggai 1 and 2 urging the people to persevere in temple rebuilding after their return from exile. It emphasizes God’s continued presence, the vanity of past glories, divine control of nations, and the greater glory promised for the new temple, culminating in peace and spiritual renewal.
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Ezek
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Haggai
Tabernacles
Solomon
Aaron
Egypt
Israel
Red Sea
Isaiah
Perowne
Netter Ak K
Herod
Christ
God
Sinking of the Morgan City
Washington reports the Morgan City struck an island reef eight miles from Ononichi in Island sea near Nagasaki while under an experienced pilot. The ship was beached after rapid flooding. all on board were saved and food and wrecking aid were requested from Kobe. Cargo nearly lost. government time and delays noted.
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War Department
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Manila
Volunteer Field Returns From San Francisco Report
Washington dispatch summarizes general field returns of volunteer units recently arrived in San Francisco. Wyoming Light Battery A lists 3 commissioned, 1 promoted, 1 died, 5 remaining to be mustered out, 124 enlisted, 2 discharged, 12 deserted, 1 transferred, 57 remaining to be mustered out. First North Dakota shows 21 commissioned, 6 promoted, 2 resigned, 4 discharged, 31 remaining to be mustered out, 663 enlisted, 94 discharged, 4 died of disease, 234 remaining to be mustered out. First Idaho Infantry totals 2 commissioned, 5 promoted, 3 resigned, 2 discharged, 1 KIA, 30 remaining to be mustered out, 67 enlisted, 381 discharged, 8 killed or died of wounds, 13 died of disease, 2 deserted, 20 transferred from regiment, 1 transferred to regiment, 445 remaining to be mustered out.
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San Francisco
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North Dakota
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Idaho Infantry
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Dreyfus Court Martial Turmoil Prompts Military Readiness
As the Dreyfus trial nears its end French authorities fear civil unrest. Two infantry regiments and one cavalry unit near Rennes stand ready to march at a moment’s notice. Foreign journalists, especially Jews from Austria Germany and Russia, are warned of potential mob backlash.
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Murder of Laura French Shrouded in Insurance Link
Omaha investigators allege an Omaha insurance man killed Laura Lee French after she arrived in the city from Chicago to visit relatives. Her trip included Creighton and Burlington stops, with a plan to travel to tastings before returning to relatives. The motive cited involves her condition and alleged arrangements for her stay that led to her death.
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Neb
Laura Lee French
Miss French
Chicago
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Creighton
Onimha
Dau
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Creighton Auguesta
Rurington
Wrecked Clan Line Steamer Foundered Off Sagres
A Clan Line steamer, name unknown, foundered off Sagres after colliding in fog with a Danish steamer. The wrecked vessel’s crew were rescued by the Danish steamer.
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