Murder as an Art and the Dark History of Execution
A historical reflection on evolving execution methods, detailing brutal practices and moral outrages across eras. The piece cites notorious figures and examines the criminal mind, juxtaposing ancient cruelties with modern debates on humane punishment, with critical tone toward violent traditions.
The Thug History of the Thuggee Cult and its Methods
The article outlines the Thuggee sect’s origins and alleged reverence for their god, detailing the ritual strangling method and use of bowie and knives. It describes their prisons, deceptive rites, and the famed gang’s reputed cleverness in planning and executing murders to control victims and avoid capture.
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Finny
David
Enil
Umith
Gustluau
Tin Borg
Cecily
Leateey
Panscuu
Notable discussion of historical torture and duels in crime lore
A verbose column surveys methods of murder from ancient to modern times, noting torture practices, strangulation, and novelty weapons. It references cases in New York and Japanese dueling evolution, describing ritual suicide in elite circles and the role of legal authorities in crime definitions.
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Foster
New York
Bionolf
Char
Barker
Nogay
Wen
Kulling
Enginut
Acrrion
Mery
Darina. Comm
Fencing Master Bertrand Ties Art to Health and Heritage
In a Pall Mall Budget feature, M. Bertrand, the renowned swordsman, recalls Napoleon III era and his lineage from Waterloo. He notes his salle d’armes gathers England’s blue bloods, teaching three generations and treating fencing as comprehensive health work. He divides pupils into pastime players, artists, and doctors’ orders.
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Maj. O'Dowd
Beruraul Ls
Napoleon III
Chisehhurst
Bertrand
Napoleon
Eugeine
Waterloo
Salle D’armes
M. Bertrand
England
Thos
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The Beans Fashion and a Rustic Debate on Diet
A Victorian era argument extols beans as nutritious and economical, countering labels of vulgarity. It cites nutrition, cooking methods, and social musings, then shifts to observations on human behavior and streetcar etiquette.
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Fineran
Madam Grundy
Hull
Journal of Health
Dress Goods Sale Cuts Prices Across Novelty Patterns
Eleven novelty dress patterns drop from 8.75 to 0.85 each and fourteen from 16.50 to 10.00. Wool flannel suiting, wool checks, and flannel pieces see substantial reductions, with dresses by Madame Leiggett listed for 15,0000, 19.75, and 25.00. Velvet pieces, French crepe cloths, and 52-inch fabrics also marked down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Leiggett
This Week Only Heavy Flannels and Blankets On Sale
A sale listing many fabric and clothing items with reduced weekly prices. Includes grey cotton flannels from 25c to 17c, grey blankets from 125c to 79c, white blankets 68x79 inches, damask towels 4 for 25c, linen damask yard pricing, and various shirt and sock items reduced by substantial margins. The list emphasizes bulk reductions and final closeout prices.
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