The Man Outside the Man Outside Chapter XXXI
Gilbert Senn confronts Lurline Bannettie and Elsie Senn at Johnway Park as past crimes surface. Elsie reveals truths about Lurline and Samuel Lyman while Sean warns of Prior’s pursuit. Senn reconciles with forgiveness, and the trio plans to escape, leaving Johnway Park to a ruined fate.
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Prier
Gilbert Senn
Mr. Johnway
Boomville
Samuel Lyman
Iran
Johnway Park
Sean
Lurline Bannettie
Elsie
LT Will
Mrs. Senn
Constance Craig
Aldrich
Miss Bannettie
Lurline
Wild Glen
Prior
Lfe
Lyman
Mr. Craig
Mr. Lyman
Europe
Jasper Johnway
Jahnway Park
Jasper Jahnway
On the Road to Mandalay Burma Opens to Tourists
Burma once forbidden becomes tourist friendly with steamship links from Liverpool to Rangoon and rail and river routes to Mandalay. Theban palace histories, rice trade, and colonial warning on European travelers frame a tale of imperial change and upheaval in Upper Burma.
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Burma
Thebaw
Liverpool
Rangoon
Irawadi
Mandalay
Upper Burma
Bhamo
Asia
Shwe Dagon
Theban
India
Queen's Palace
Reeman
Muzzling of All Dogs Would Stamp Out Rabies
Washington May 29. Dr Hart argues rabies is lethal and costly and advocates universal dog muzzling as the only sure prevention. He cites Pasteur success rates and notes saliva virulence timing, mudstones as unproven, and lists six rabies symptoms in dogs. He warns against overreliance on nonmedical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geo. H. Hart
Department of Agriculture
Marsh
Brooklyn
Hart
Pasteur
Ruler of Afghanistan and Code of Ethics for Lawyers
Habib-Ullah Khan Amir of Kabul impresses as a multifaceted ruler traveler forges public image as strong leader and performs varied entertainments. Separately a draft code of ethics for American lawyers outlines duties, conduct standards and an oath governing client relations and trial practice.
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New York
American Bar Association
Association
Seattle
Washington
Bar Association
Bar Associations
The
American Bar
Rediscovery of the Missouri River for navigation
Walter Williams writes in The World Today that the Missouri river once carried freight and passengers from St. Louis to Fort Benton and beyond. Steamboat pilots earned high wages but faced rare snags that could sink fortunes. After railroads rose, the river faded from memory until a renewed rediscovery after three decades.
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Kansas City
East
St. Louis
Atlantic Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri River
Walter Williams
Fort Benton
Northwest
The Worst All Right in Erie Train Delay
A westbound Erie railroad passenger train in Corning runs late as repairs pause the journey. An excited man with a carpet bag and telegram demands to rush to Buffalo, and the conductor urges him to board, joking that nothing worse will be encountered than the current delay.
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India
Afghanistan
Khyber Pass
Kabul
Angus Hamilton
Erie Railroad
Corning
Buffalo
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Senn
Mr. Senn
Am Miss Bannet
Tle
Miss Bannettle
Walter Aldrich
Elsie Senn
Walter
Mr. Sean
Lurline Bannettle
Ips
Brior
T Will
Boston
Habib-Ullah Khan
Amir
London Daily Mail
Delhi
Code OF Ethics For Lawyers
Alabama State Bar Association
America
Justice
United States
Alton B. Parker
New York Court of Appeals
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
Thomas G. Jones
United States Court
Alabama
J. M. Dickinson
George R. Peck
William Wirt Howe
Francis Lynde Stetson
New York Bar Association
Inland Waterways
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