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[[File:the-berkshire-evening-eagle-1920-05-01.jpg|thumb|250px|right|The Berkshire Evening Eagle (1 may 1920)]]

''The Berkshire Evening Eagle'' was an American daily newspaper based in Pittsfield (Massachusetts, USA).

Between 1920 and 1931, the newspaper published 2 poems and 4 short stories written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]. 


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== By Conan Doyle in The Berkshire Eagle ==

'''1920'''

* 01.05.1920 : [[A Parable (poem 1919)|A Parable]] (poem)

'''1928'''

* 17.11.1928 : [[Bendy's Sermon|The Bold Bendigo]] (extract of poem)

'''1930'''

* 09.10.1930 : [[The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle]] 1/3 (1 photo)
* 10.10.1930 : [[The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle]] 2/3
* 11.10.1930 : [[The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle]] 3/3

* 08.11.1930 : [[The Five Orange Pips]] 1/3
* 10.11.1930 : [[The Five Orange Pips]] 2/3
* 10.11.1930 : [[The Five Orange Pips]] 3/3

* 15.11.1930 : [[CROO|The Crooked Man]] 1/3
* 17.11.1930 : [[CROO|The Crooked Man]] 2/3
* 18.11.1930 : [[CROO|The Crooked Man]] 3/3

'''1931'''

* 09.01.1931 : [[The Adventure of the Speckled Band]] 1/6
* 10.01.1931 : [[The Adventure of the Speckled Band]] 2/6
* 12.01.1931 : [[The Adventure of the Speckled Band]] 3/6
* 13.01.1931 : [[The Adventure of the Speckled Band]] 4/6
* 14.01.1931 : [[The Adventure of the Speckled Band]] 5/6
* 15.01.1931 : [[The Adventure of the Speckled Band]] 6/6



== Related articles ==

'''1894'''

* 21.12.1894 : [[Culture in Chicago]]

'''1897'''

* 11.09.1897 : [[Ways of Authors]]

'''1901'''

* 30.08.1901 : [[Sherlock Holmes (review 30 august 1901)|Sherlock Holmes]]

'''1902'''

* 18.12.1902 : [[Jones Baffled]] (Herlock Jones)

'''1903'''

* 20.07.1903 : [[The Note Book: Cottager at Montauk Point]]
* 21.07.1903 : [[Joyner's Little Joke]]
* 23.11.1903 : [[Conan Doyle was cast for a character]]

'''1904'''

* 01.09.1904 : [[William Gillette's "Sherlock Holmes"]]
* 02.09.1904 : [[William Gillette's "Sherlock Holmes"]]
* 03.09.1904 : [[William Gillette's "Sherlock Holmes"]]

'''1907'''

* 23.02.1907 : [[Edalji Mystery Rated as England's "Dreyfus Case"]]

'''1909'''

* 12.01.1909 : [[Conan Doyle's operation]]

'''1912'''

* 27.05.1912 : [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle about the Titanic Disaster]]

'''1913'''

* 17.05.1913 : [[Burns Tells of Visit to Doyle]]

'''1914'''

* 23.02.1914 : [[British Authors Want Ban on Fair Lifted]] (1 photo)
* 05.06.1914 : [[Denies That He Favors Lynching]]
* 19.09.1914 : [[The Glowing Tribute from the author of "Sherlock Holmes"]] (quote)
* 19.09.1914 : [[William J. Burns and Conan Doyle's appearance in "The $5,000,000 Counterfeiting Plot"]]
* 21.09.1914 : [[Wm. J. Burns, the Greatest Living Detective, in the $5,000,000 Counterfeiting Plot at Lenox Hall Today and Tomorrow]]

'''1915'''

* 08.03.1915 : [[Sherlock Holmes, The Beloved]]

'''1916'''

* 25.02.1916 : [[William Gillette: Sherlock Holmes]]
* 02.03.1916 : [[Moriarty and Holmes]]

'''1917'''

* 10.03.1917 : [[Story to be Sold For Help of the Red Cross]] (1 photo)

'''1919'''

* 26.09.1919 : [[Conan Doyle's "Familiar"]]

'''1920'''

* 14.06.1920 : [[Credit to American]]

'''1922'''

* 17.04.1922 : [[A. Conan Doyle Brings the Family]] (1 photo)
* 18.04.1922 : [[Doyle Talks With Ghost at American Seance]] (3 photos, 1 ill.)
* 29.04.1922 : [[Can Man Talk to the Dead?]] (ad)
* 11.07.1922 : [[Hello, Heaven! Hello, Mars!]] (2 photos)
* 26.10.1922 : [["Sherlock Holmes" at the Capitol Theatre]]
* 20.11.1922 : [[A. Conan Doyle about Scotchman sobriety]] (quote)

'''1923'''

* 30.03.1923 : [[Girl and Seven Cats in Ghost Mystery]], by Milton Bronner (2 photos)
* 13.04.1923 : [[Boy! Page Sir Conan Doyle, We Have Positive Proof That Ghosts of the Departed Do Return]] (1 ill.)
* 10.11.1923 : [[The Covered Wagon]] (quote)

'''1925'''

* 03.03.1925 : [[Bookstore for Spiritualistic Literature opened by Doyle]]
* 06.03.1925 : [[Conan Doyle Says: Spiritualism Is Only Hope of World Salvation!]] (1 ill. by [[E. R. H.]])
* 13.03.1925 : [[Sir Conan Doyle about dogs on the other side]]
* 17.10.1925 : [["Lost World" Monday]]
* 19.10.1925 : [["Lost World" Tonight]]

'''1927'''

* 26.03.1927 : [[Credulity]]

'''1928'''

* 06.03.1928 : [[A man's character]] (quote)
* 22.03.1928 : [[Prehistoric Survivor]]

'''1929'''

* 28.02.1929 : [[Truth vs. Fiction]]
* 07.06.1929 : [[Slips That Pass in the Types]] (quote)
* 02.11.1929 : [[Sherlock Holmes Popular Sleuth]]

'''1930'''

* 09.01.1930 : [[Dr. Cadman's Life Story]] (1 photo)
* 06.02.1930 : [[Conan Doyle is ill]]
* 22.05.1930 : [[Doyle's Detective]], by J. H.
* 07.07.1930 : [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Creator of "Sherlock Holmes," Dies at Age of 71]] (1 photo)
* 08.07.1930 : [[Sherlock Holmes Departs]], by Arthur Brisbane
* 08.07.1930 : [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (article)|Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]
* 08.07.1930 : [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (article)|Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]], by W. Orton Tewson
* 10.07.1930 : [[Wise and Otherwise]] (quotes)
* 12.07.1930 : [[Doyle Came Back]], by Arthur Brisbane
* 12.07.1930 : [[From Sherlock Holmes Himself]], by J. H.
* 15.07.1930 : [[Doyle Came Back]], by Arthur Brisbane
* 28.07.1930 : [[Messages From Doyle Told of by His Widow]]
* 11.08.1930 : [[Widow Gives Out Conan Doyle Spirit Photo]] (2 photos)
* 02.12.1930 : [[Books Worth Reading: Sherlock Holmes]]








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