Blood money and secrets in the House of Peril
In New York and Adirondack camps, Captain Stuart and Mary Dixon confront the van Cortland fortune as Mary resists becoming known as the van Cortland heiress. Detective Furneaux spies, while Durrane probes motives and Willie Dixon exposes Island intrigue amid a moonlit canoe ride and tense conversations.
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Mary Dixon
House of Peril
New York Detective Bureau
Enson
Stuart
France
Toyne
O N
Willie Dixon
Baker
Durrane
Keningham
Rece Club
Carlotta Grisi
Place
New York
Adirondacks
Fifth Avenue
van Cortland
Captain Stuart
Dixon’s
Sans Souci
Sans Souci Morning Interlude Ends Plan for Mary
Willie Dixon and Dixon discuss inheritance and Mary as Stuart chimes in. Durrane arrives in a motor-boat seeking a ride to the Post Office but the launch is out of commission. The moment reveals Dixon’s quick-witted aid as a problem moment passes at Sans Souci.
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Mary
Stuart
Philip
New York
Adirondacks
Willie
Phil
Cascades
Long Beach
Caboodle
Alec
Phil Durrane
Durrane
Pierre
Montreal
Sans Souci
Dixon
Cork
Scott
Furneaux
Saranac Road
Willie Dixon
Captain Stuart
Bellagio
Mr. Dixon
Pop
Amalgamated
Maine
Tosh
Coallie
Post Office
Five-Masted Barkentine Marsala Joins Harbor Sights
The Marsala, a five-masted barkentine from Gulfport, anchored off Bird Island flats, drawing public interest from Tay passengers on ferries and Sunday waterfront visitors. Built in 1919 at Pascagoula as City of Vicksburg, it now has an auxiliary oil engine and twin screws, capable of 10 knots in bad weather. The vessel, 225 feet long with 45 foot beam, hails from Gulfport and sailed from Norfolk May 1 with 3500 tons of coal.
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Massachusetts
Bird Island Flats
Norfolk
Pascagoula
Miss
City of Vicksburg
Gulfport
Marsala
To Be Continued in Boston Post Tomorrow
Copyright notice states continuation in the Boston Post and daily until completion. Edward J. Clode is credited with the 1922 Boston Post publication.
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Boston Post
Edward J. Clode
The
Former Post Staffer McLaughlin Weds Grace O'Brien in Dorchester
Joseph T. McLaughlin a former Boston Post reporter and ad man married Grace D. O'Brien a Dorchester school teacher yesterday at St Ambrose Church Dorchester The Rev Father Maguire officiated A wedding supper followed at the Hotel Brunswick and the couple departed for an automobile honeymoon Outstanding local figures and a Roxbury connection highlighted the ceremony
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Joseph T. McLaughlin
The
Boston Post
Grace D. O'Brien
Dorchester
St. Ambrose Church
Walter J. Deiss
Joe McLaughlin
Greater
Boston
Roxbury
Post
Zain
Miss O'Brien
Marlowe Street
Father Maguire
Brunswick
McLaughlin
Reception to Mgr Splaine at Rose Croix Banquet
Mer Splaine pastor of St Josephs Roxbury will be honored at the 14th annual Rose Croix Council K of C banquet at the Boston City Club on Somerset Street Wednesday evening. State Deputy William Prout District Deputy Carey and Past District Deputy Holland are among guests. Grand Knight Phelan and a committee headed by Francis Willhauck oversee arrangements.
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Mer. Splaine
St. Joseph's Church
Roxbury
Rose Croix Council
K. of C
Boston City Club
Somerset Street
William C. Prout
Henry Carey
James Holland
Thomas F. Phelan
Francis A. Willhauck
Five Shot in Atlanta Rail Yard Riot
In Atlanta on May 7 four white men and a Black man were shot and a fifth man wounded in a riot at the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad yards. All victims were seriously injured.
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Atlanta
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Bandit Michael Shot Dead in Mexican Camp Siege
Monte Michael an alleged American led six men to an International Petroleum Company camp near Zaca mixtla demanding funds. Federal troops opened fire during a struggle, killing Michael and dispersing his band. His body was shown at Tampico City Hall. He had been linked to a train bombing at Charreras last October.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Monte Michael
Zacamixtla
International Petroleum Company
Michael
Tampico
Charreras
Davis Stories Highlighted for Boston Sunday Post Magazine
Richard Harding Davis is celebrated for his sharp short tales. The Boston Sunday Post Magazine selects his top pieces, with a second series titled The Men of Zanzibar scheduled to run next Sunday.
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Richard Harding Davis
Boston Sunday Post
Zanzibar
Religion Cited as Key to Prosperity by Babson
Roger W. Babson told a Malden First Baptist Church audience that high living costs stem from a lack of religion. He urged a religious education, arguing schools emphasize consumption over production and that modern merchants stem from Sunday schools rather than high schools.
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Roger W. Babson
Wellesley Hills
First Baptist Church
Malden
Patrolman Struck in Somerville Near Fatal Spot Recalled
Patrolman Robi Taille of the Somerville police was severely injured yesterday morning when struck by an automobile driven by Milan Ober of 9 Wes Street Somerville. Ober faces charges of operating a vehicle and failing to slow for an obstructed view.
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Paul
Robitaille
Somerville
Milan
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Father
Coleman van Cortland
Boston Harbor
Mgr. Splaine
Davis
Florence
Central Oil & Gas Stove CO
Gardner, Mass
C.L
Roger Babson
U. S. Patent Office
United States
Thayer McNeil Company
Temple Place
West Street
Boylston Street
Wrigley’s
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