Diamonds and a Curate in a Quiet Village
Edward Peele, a junior curate at St Mark’s in a coastal parish, becomes entangled with Miss Jolson who inherits a bag of uncut diamonds from her sailor uncle. A drunken stranger later reveals a past involving Polly Jolson’s diamonds and a former life, leading Peele to fear scandal and moral ruin. A cryptic inquest follows, with the moral framed around reputation and a costly, hidden fortune.
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Edward Peele
Clorsyman
Mr. Peale
Wareig
St. Paul
Tomly
Webb
Webs & Co
Merus
Jebon
Jeheen
Jebsos
Teele
Abe
Mie
Jolson
Pwolebell
Leo
Mies Jobson
Tharp
Abs
Wuavely
Jebsom
Slim
Bains
Von
Chi Ne
Polly
Bias
Sun Praeciare
Suggitt
le Worth Thos
Cursta
Peale
Jebson
Edward Poole
Sir Mark's
Skelbarn
Livylag
Petharby
Mwaos
Mevherby
Lissening
Hearess
Bie
Skelmer Whea
Skelmersham
Relti
Edward
Rooma
Biase
Tarmby
Jie
Shelburn
Blackguard
Thaliava
Poole
Peele
Roberts
Portlaod
Amsterdam
Ani
Mimi
Polly Jetson
Pell
Jack Suggitt
Barnsby
Mr. Peele
Lugent
Balies
Barmby
Map
Bins
Bin
Sul
Cape
The Cost of Fame Wellman and Langley in Flight
Special Correspondence recalls the race for high diplomatic posts and fame. ExSecretary Bayard would spend heavily for ambassadorship, while Langley’s devotion to flight science may earn world renown. It contrasts the lavish Mexico City capital with the plain ministerial life and notes San Francisco judge Maguire, Frank Lawler, and Mrs. Cleveland’s postmaster bid as emblematic pathways to fame.
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Register
Wasurxatox
Bayard
London
Whelps
Waller
Connecticut
Phelps
Congress
Eustis
France
England
Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Mexico
United States
Gray
Europe
Ihe
Gil
Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Sabien Sa
Judge Maguire
Sancisco
Henry George
Earth
Yeu Stag
San Francisco
Mr. Cat
Segalling
Frank Lawler
Chicago
Frank
Baby Ruth
Benny McKee
Chatrfbank
America
Cleveland
Walter Wellman
Better Feeling Returns as Body and Spirit Heal
A hopeful note on recovery, urging steady improvement in health and mood. It emphasizes renewed flesh and spirits as the ultimate goal, promising comfort beyond mere wellness for those seeking consolation.
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Gety
Bad Form in Comic Opera Quotations
Fragmentary dialogue centers on Hawkins and Jingleberry amid comic opera quips as observers comment on audience reactions and language gaffes. The garbled quote suggests confusion over theater context and multilingual humor, with no clear event or outcome.
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Hawkins
Jingleberry
Textile Fabric Promises Revolution in Wood Pulp Textiles
A hanging inventor claims to spin ordinary wood pulp or cellulose into textile fabric equaling the best cotton goods in durability, appearance, and color fastness. If practical, the method could apply to short fibers, rags, scraps of cotton and linen, and allow dyeing before spinning into yarn.
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Clalmeta
Remarkable temple stands as monument to hope and folly
The piece recalls the long effort to complete a great American temple, noting 100000 Mormons celebrating its completion while tracing prophetic forecasts from Greeley to Beadie. It recounts the origins of the Latter Day Saint movement from Joseph Smith in Fayette New York to Kirtland and Independence and the belief in a temple surpassing Solomon's.
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United States
Horace Greeley
Richard F. Burtos
Richardson
Beadie
Waite
Sandwich Islands
Peter Whitmer
Fayette
Leaven County
N. Y
Joseph Smith
Church of Christ
Kirtland
Book of Mormon
Independence
Earth
Solomen
Fragmentary note on earthquakes and architectural honor
A garbled fragment mentions earthquakes and enduring sounds with vague references to honor and an architect. The readable bits hint at a discussion of risks and recognition but lack coherent names, dates, or places to specify.
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Letetor
Alta
Wil Sound
Barchitect
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