A Clown and a Web of Deception in Paris
Clown M. Verduret traces a tangle of theft, murder risk, and aristocratic scheming in Paris as Raoul and Clameron maneuver against Mme Fauvel and Madeleine. Verduret gathers suspects, uncovers past secrets, and plans a decisive arrest while Prosper hides in the Archangel hotel awaiting the outcome.
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Chance
M. Verduret
Monsieur
Providence
Mme—Fauvel
Madeleine
Lagers
de Clameron
Mme. Fauvel
M. Lecoq
Raoul
Clameron
Vesinet
M. Fauvel
Sebastopol
Raoulo
St. Denis Street
Archangel Hotel
Prosper
Mme
Fauvel
Clameran
Lagors
Gaston
Louis
Gipsy
Nina
M. Patrigent
Beaucaire
de la Verberie
Mme. Alexandre
Trosper
Botanical Gardens
Orleans
The
Sun
Jacques Durand
M. Andre Fauvel
M. le Marquis Louis de Clameron
Cardinal Lemoine
Joseph Dubois
Lyons
Tarascon
Mile
Veather
M. Lagers
Dubois
Fanferlot
Mighty Spindle Top Gusher Struck By Forward Oil
The Keith-Ward tract gusher at Spindle Top blew after drilling reached 860 feet, wrecking the derrick as mud gas and rocks shot skyward for about two hours. The well finally choked and quieted, leaving a ruined hole and a dangerous, unsettled site observed by field workers.
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Forward Oil
Keith-Ward
Beaumont Dispatch
St Philip's Beacon Lighthouse Steeple Guides Charleston Harbor
The historic St Philip's church in Charleston South Carolina doubles as a lighthouse guiding vessels to Charleston Harbor. Since 1894 a lantern atop its steeple has served as a range light visible about 30 miles at sea. sexton T J Riley mans the light daily at sunset despite his 70 years. The steeple, famed for its architecture, withstood Civil War bombardment and the 1886 earthquake, continuing to welcome mariners.
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Charleston
United States Lghthouse Department
Aint
Charleston Harbor
St. Philip's
Fort Sumter
St. Philip's Church
T. J. Riley
St. Michael’s Church
Morris Island
New York Herald
Hampton speaks on Micah Jenkins sword honor and fate
Wade Hampton recalls selecting Roosevelt words for General Micah Jenkins sword and lauds Jenkins as the worthy son of a noble sire. He recounts Jenkins firing first at Richmond in a pivotal Seven Days battle, saving his brigade, and notes Jenkins never received a deserved major general promotion.
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Maj
Micah Jenkins
South Carolina
Wade Hampton
Gen. Hampton
Roosevelt
Maj. Jenkins
General Jenkins
Rough Rider
Jenkins
Gen. Jenkins
Richmond
Virginia
Jenkin
Hampton
Col. Jenkins
Columbia State
Things a Frog Will Eat
Newark man Mr Magruder recounts animal appetites from his whiffet dog and three cats to frogs. Cats eat bread and cheese, old tabby loves shellfish, dog gulps oranges and candy, frog stories include mussels, crayfish, sparrows, snakes and possible ducks but no pollywogs. Also notes Japanese workers wore name labels on caps and backs.
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Newark
Mr. Magruder
Tabby
Tommy Magruder
Magruder
Singac
Passaic River
New York Sun
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Emile Gaboriau
St. Lazare Street
Notre Dame de Lorette
Faubourg Montmartre
Ollivier Street
Boulevard Montmartre
alent-de-Piede
Milo
Police
Marquis de Clameron
Finley
Bryan
Washington
News and Courier
Congress
House
South
Maurice Thompson
Thompson
San Antonio
Tex
West
Iso
ST. Philip's Beacon
N. C
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