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Newspaper

Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1882

Page

7

Ben's Nugget and the Missing Chinaman in the Sierra

Ben Stanton and Jake Bradley nurse a sick miner Richard Dewey in a mountain cabin while Florence Douglas plots to reach him in California. Two desperadoes Bill Mosely and Tom Hadley, chasing dust from a stolen claim, trap Ki Sing and pursue gold, threatening danger as the tale unfolds toward a confrontation.

Ben Jake Bradley Sierra Nevada Mountains Ben Stanton Jake Bradley New York Boston Sam Len Bennae Mr. Bradley Mr. Dewey Dewey Sartiy Richard Dewey San Francisco Ady Miss Douglas States Ki Sing Ki Bing Florence Douglas Florence Frisco San Pcos Astor House York Risco Albany John Campbell Chance California Abe Stew Job Stanton Douglas Jocosely Rising Kiming Dick Dewey Bill Mosely Tom Hadley Missouri Explorer Tom Hadley Mr. Hadley Mosely Jake Hadley Ri Sing Melican John Dickee Dewey Dickee Bill Halley Hosses Kiding William Mosely Chinaman United States Queen Victoria

Beau Gray Finds His Mother and Blood Tledge

In Columbus avenue Captain Gray exposes Captain Venegar as McBean a swindler and reveals Beau is Philip Redthorn, son of Norton Redthorn and the lost heir. Mrs Redthorn accepts him as her son as McBean flees with bonds. Philip resumes schooling and bonds with his mother while the family rebuilds amid past poverty.

Beau Venegar Nassau New York Antilles West Indies Mr. Redthorn Captain Gray Captain Venegar Mr. Burnington Hillman Gray McKean Colombo Calcucia Redthorn McBean Mrs. Redthorn Bowen Indy Venewar England Mr. Burning Bay of Bengal Philip Isaac Redthorn Bean Mr. Redthoro Bart Bowen Gray Tyson Pilip Redthorn Kean Calcutta Enue Mr. Redrhorn McThoan Philip Redthorn Isaac P. Redthorn Norton Redthorn Madras India Boston Coalcutta Grey Re. Gray Tamarich United States Europe Columbus Avenue Gray Melbourne Liverpool Isaac I Pasenger Redthorns America Isaac Captain Hireau Sturt’s Hieau Mrs. Redthorp Billy Bulger Ord Mr. Jord Bulger Billy Promuce Pai Rshon, Jord & Co Kasex Street Spiker Nncer Mayor King Mr. Birney Bart Redthorn Beau Gray

Old Mines of New England and Early Ore Discoveries

A survey of New England mineral history cites salt and iron ventures in Massachusetts New Hampshire and Connecticut with early salt works at Portsmouth and Salem and iron bloomaries in Lynn Taunton and Braintree. It notes gold in the mountains of New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts and recent ventures such as the Ashford Conn gold mine.

Maine New England New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Bolle United States Portsmouth N. H England Boston Salem Harwich Cape Cod Dennis Lynn Braintree Raynham Taunton India Asia Knode Island Union Cumberland Cranston John Brown Woonsecket Salisbury Worcester County Mass Endicott Granby Conn Monadnock Mountain Chatham Chittenden Bennington Sheffield and Stockbridge Milford Ashford Charles Dean Darius Harrow Westford Pioneer Mining Company New York Stephen Lewis Charles F. Huntly

John Anderson tobacconist of Faris obituary fragment

Exchange remarks on John Anderson the Faris tobacconist who died recently. The piece hints at family romance and notes Marie Rogers once employed in his Broadway store at the time of her murder in Hoboken. It mentions Dr C W Benson mailing sunflowers and Syracuse University freshmen kidnapped by sophomores near Oneida lake.

John Anderson Faris Marie Rogers Elysian Fields Hoboken Edgar A,voe Broadway Anderson McClay Yokohama Herbert Markham Lonville Syracuse University University Oneida

Actor Narrowly Escapes Death After Snow Avalanche

John T. Raymond, a noted actor, was buried on a Washington sidewalk by a several ton snow and ice slide from a house. He was rescued unconscious, treated at a drug store, and despite scalp wounds and bruises he went on to Philadelphia to perform at Walnut Street Theatre that night. Also advertised are patent medicines from St Jacobs Oil and Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound with warnings about counterfeit tonics.

John T. Raymond Washington Philadelphia Pennsylvania Avenue Walnut Street Theatre

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