The Night of the Sealed Box and the Runaway Flame
Florence escapes a kidnap plot after a staged burning, aided by Jones the butler. She finds her father alive in a grim flat, learns of impostors and masked men, and heads home with Jones. The Black Hundred plots tighten as Blaine, Orloff, and Felton watch for Jones to reveal the treasure and Florence’s true identity. Florence fears the truth about her birth while pursuing her inheritance and reunion with her father.
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Susan
Olgs Perigof
Suan
Mr. Norton
Grove Street
Braine
Anme Ateel
Nervi
Grange
Norton
Black Hundred
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Wan
Misa Farlow
Hargreave
Tia
Howard
Hin
Wlf
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Ant Jones
Jake
Bernard Dog
Felton
Orloff
Herald
Blaine
Perigoff
Lfe
Mr. Jones
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Lot Irons
Vroon
Orient
Water Front
Hraine
Air
Emeralde
St. Petersburg
Katrina
GetS-It corn cure promises quick relief and no knives
The ad touts GETS-IT as a simple corn cure that removes corns in 2 seconds without sticking to stockings or causing raw skin. It claims no pressing, bleeding, or special tools and markets 26 cents a bottle, available from E Lawrence & Co in Chicago and local Williston distributor Erick Kath er.
Irving on stage echoing a baseball cue
A tale from the New York Globe recounts Henry Irving in early days when a faintly lit scene required him to strike an audience with his feigned fall. A stage hand, amused, cried out Strike 3 match and we'll have a look as the climax unfolds.
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New York Globe
Henry Irving
Irving
Tattlers And The Taxicab Conversation
An excerpt discusses common gossip and tattling, noting many people speak ill of others at times. It mentions a light exchange about dress and a taxi fare around three dollars, then shifts to a commentary on tattlers as a distinct local class and the rarity of such behavior in the community.
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