Holton the Navy officer in Cuban war mission
Lieutenant Holton is detached for secret service at the start of the Spanish American War. He foils a robbery, aids Miss La Tossa a Cuban patriot, and sails with Admiral Sampson to Cuba. Holton goes undercover with Cuban forces, faces danger in Tampa and at Garcías camp, and joins a mission to monitor Spanish fleet plans.
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Holton
Navy
Washington
Miss la Tossa
Secret Service
Senor la Tossa
Holt
Tampa
Gnat
Cuba
Sampson
Cuban
Romano Key
Blue Mountains
Santiago
Aserraderos
New York
Mr. Holton
Sion
Ves Sela
Admiral Sampson
Garcia
Ogilve
London Standard
Spain
Mr. Ogalve
Night Mission Dialogue Between Admiral and Generals
In the cabin Holton smiles as the admiral plans a night move. He will sail to meet General Shafter aboard the Seguranca then land at Averra deren to rendezvous with General Garcia for the operation.
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Holton
United States
Garcia
Seguranca
Shafter
Averraderen
Dis
The Camel Returns to Modern Life in America
Insiders report the camel will be imported and domesticated to compete with cows. The piece notes camels once crossed the Bering Strait during the Ice Age, and suggests various uses from milk cheese to warm shawls. It ends with a satirical nod to rich men and the camel in city life.
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Behring Strait
Fifth Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Humble Instruments of Providence Used as Object Lessons
A brief quote notes that humble instruments of providence should teach lessons beyond quenching material cravings, implying moral or spiritual guidance. The line underscores a view of everyday objects as tools for wisdom rather than mere consumption.
Egg Breakage Sparks Call for Better Packing Methods
Popular Mechanics Magazine notes that egg breakage in transit costs producers millions and raises consumer prices. The article urges the State Department of Agriculture and its Bureau of Chemistry to determine improved packing methods for long and short rail shipments as 9% of eggs received in New York City arrive cracked and many are unfit for food.
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Bureau of Chemistry of States Department of Agriculture
United States
New York City
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Woman of Experience Says Detained Tonight
Dialogue records a woman remarking she may be held late and a man indicating he will wait. A judge oversees the exchange in a courtroom setting. The exchange hints at personal tension amid legal participation.
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G. H. Hendren
Gilbert H. Hendren
State Board of Accounts
Mr. Hendren
Deak
Indiana Commercial Travelers Elects Hall President
W C Hall of Indianapolis was chosen as president of the Commercial Travelers association of Indiana at its thirty ninth annual convention in Indianapolis attended by about one hundred members. C P Aten retires as president.
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Indianapolis
W. C. Hall
Commercial Travelers’ Association of
Indiana
C.P. Aten
John Hanna
J. C. Holmes
A. R. Parker
J. A. Cox
Tony White
J. H. Rohsenberger
Evansville
J. M. Lightfoot
Terre Haute
C. Elsworth
Lafayette
E. BE
Lebo
Richmond
Charles F. Pichon
Fort Wayne
S. T. Langdon
Vincennes
Louisa D. Dennin
New Albany
J. H. Reittemier
Logansport
J. Kraft
Frankfort
Harry Hargan
Madison
J. F. Kirschman
Anderson
C. M. Baldwin
Muncie
Ralph Herbst
Mation
C. Clyde
Hammond
Crawfordsville
W. H. Rhodehamel
C. E. Day
Fred Barrett
Women’s prison trustee meeting draws many superintendent applicants
Trustees of the Indiana Woman’s prison plan January 2 deliberations on appointing Emily E. Rhoades’s successor. Several candidates gain attention including Mrs. Maude Moudy, Bloomington principal, and Mrs. Mary Smith, with endorsements from state officials. The board and Governor Ralston aim to select the best qualified, not rush a decision.
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Indiana Woman's Prison
Emily E. Rhoades
Mary Smith
Kentucky
I. O. O. F. Home
Indiana
Georgianna W. Claiborne
Lockerbie Street
Indianapolis
Maude Moudy
East Thirty-first Street
Moudy
Bloomington
Market Streets
Moody
W. E. Longley
Enoch Hogate
Law Department
Indiana University
Odd Fellow Lodge
Ralston
Local lumber trade gathering set for Indianapolis
Several prominent figures in the American lumber industry will speak at the Retail Lumber Dealers association of Indiana convention in Indianapolis January 20 and 21 at the Hotel Severin. Organizing secretary Harry C. Scearce of Mooreville leads preparations with local committee members M S Kney J G Brannum and Raneom Griffin.
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Indianapolis
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of
Indiana
Hotel Severin
Harry C. Scearce
Mooresville
M. 8. Kney
J. G. Brannum
Raneom Griffin
Boyle
Kansas City
A. L. Porter
Keith's
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Madison Square Garden
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Ralph Woolery
Fred C. Gabriel
South Bend
S.C. Black Minorcas Club
Patten
City General Fund
County General Fund
San Francisco
Indiana Commission
Exposition Grounds
Jesse T. Johnson
J. T. Johnson & Co
Boulevard of Nations
Boulevard of States
Canada
Utah
Ohio
Philippine Island
Sweden
Massachusetts
Bay of
State Corporatione. Security Realty & Improvement Company
W. H. Kinnear
W. J. Sylvester
F. H. Bruhn
Fischer
Busy Bee
M. Fischer
J. Collins
Mabel Fischer
Mutschler