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Newspaper

Albion New Era

Location

Albion, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1909

Page

7

The Pirate of Alastair Romance on Atlantic Coast

A romance of love and adventure with modern life and a romantic flair set along the Atlantic coast, presenting charm in every chapter and a lively, glamorous tone.

Atlantic

The Pirate of Alastair Opens A Mysterious Coastal Romance

Rupert Sargent Holland presents a sea bound romance set near a quiet Atlantic coast. A writer discovers a shipwrecked pirate past and a young woman marooned on a drifting vessel on Alastair beach, sparking intrigue and adventure.

The Ship of Alastair and a Pact of Escape

A woman on a beach meets a solitary writer living in a cottage on Alastair island. They discuss pirates, the ship moored offshore, and whether there is a way out of their hidden enclave. The man hints at writing and painting in his cabin as they spar over secrets and future possibilities.

Alastair Atlantc Wall Street Fifth Avenue Charles Gret Desaktept Renner Hartford City Benjamin Johnson Richmond Mr. Johnson West Virginia George P. Davis Muncie Indiana Davis J. W. Hawkins Indianapolis David Detrick New Albany Cornelius L. Hollis Nellie Cravens Evansville Hollis

Controversy on Street Duties Between Teamster and Lady

A Washington Post vignette contrasts a Teamster urging coal up a hill with a lady in a Persian lamb coat condemning him. He lashes the horses and throws snow, she protests, and both clash over cruelty and propriety as passersby watch.

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A Logical Conclusion About Paying As You Go

The source quotes Pursington on debt and duty to pay as one goes. A Wit about travel and debt followed by a remark on Madrid as the highest European city by elevation.

Afr Pursington Washington Star

Manager exposes nurse plot in foreshore dispute scene

Hemmingbey confirms old Krabbe is alive and in good shape. He plants the idea that Bob Pegram pretends to be Krabbe to trap Ringwood, while noting the nurse may be an actor in disguise. Ringwood warns of risk as they discuss theater plots and deception aboard.

Hemmingbey Ringwood Crittur Mr. Pegram Clark Pegram Rydland Terrace Mrs. Clark Krabbe Hemmingby Rydland Bob Pegram Kitty Hemming

Great Tontine schemes end in a double wedding

Bob Pegram plots an escape after Hemming’s exposure as a fraud. Viscount Lakington contemplates marrying Miss Chichester to claim the Tontine, while Terence Finnigan’s death voids Mary Phillimore’s stake. Ringwood declares love and asks Mary to consider marriage as the ton tine resolves with a double wedding.

Lord Lakington Viscount Lakington Jack Phillimore Beatrice Robert Pegram Ronald Ringwood Finnigan Miss Chichester Carbuckle Ringwood Mary Iid Mr. Ringwood Lakington

Rumor of Krabbe's Death Reaches Pegram Household

In a tense afternoon Pegram endures a son’s plea and potential public censure as a rumor sweeps the town that old Krabbe has died suddenly. Pegram, though shaken, remains undaunted and faces the developing crisis.

Lord Lakington Pegram Old Krabbe

Ten Thousand Pound Wedding Gift Noted for Mary Chichester

The Viscount settles ten thousand pounds on Mary Chichester as a wedding gift. The passage notes a turn from youthful spendthrift excess to a mature aim of wealth accumulation.

Mary Chichester

Calabash gourd pipes may rival Meerschaum imports

The Calabash gourd, native to South Africa, yields pipe bowls from 109 to 200 per plant and grows fast in hot dry soil with proper rain. South Africa ships 150000 to 200000 pipes annually, selling for 1 to 50 dollars depending on finish, while American growers eye the market as a rival to Meerschaum.

Department of Agriculture Bureau of Foreign Plant Investigations Dallas Tex Yarm and Ranch South Africa Germany

A Brass Band and a Parisian Parasite Joke

In a city tale a man jokes about unlikely scenes in New York and a brass band marching against crowds. A second sketch shows Toddies Sr challenging Tommy Tod with a pun on a parasite defined as a person from Paris after four years of schooling.

Tommy Paris

Canadian Railroads in 1907 Capital and Traffic Stats

The 1907 Canadian railroads show 1 171 837 808 dollars invested with 42 999 537 in new earnings. 22 452 miles in operation including 1 076 double track. Freight traffic up 5 899 420 tons and passengers up 4 147 437. Locomotives up 573 freight cars up 17 649 and passenger cars up 325. Deaths 587 injuries 1 698.

Indiana News Roundup Mixed Tragedies And Local Tales

Akron man Daniel Teeter dies of heart disease at Citizens' cemetery at age 76. Evansville teen Chester Bradley drowns after cramps while swimming near his father's coal mine. Winona Lake denies Boys' City cancellation rumors. Various local incidents include a rooster guarding Plymouth Rock eggs and a Cincinnati uncle's car in Shelbyville.

Daniel Teeter Akron Citizens Chester Bradley Evansville Indiana Winona Lake Winona John C. Leech St. Paul Shelbyville Charles Taft Cincinnati Taft E. A. Swain

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