A Yankee Heroine Aids Escape In Confederate Camp
In a Civil War era forest chase, Frank Hepworth narrowly escapes Confederate guerrillas led by Captain Savage. Marian Elmore shelters the fugitive, aids his concealment, and confronts threats amid a tense mansion search and looming duels. Luke Leighton, a Union scout, observes maneuvers and plots, while the tale threads toward a perilous rescue and political intrigue.
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Frank Hepworth
Frank
Nger
Captain Savage
Marian Elmore
Beckwith
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Elmore
Hho
Savage
Halloa
Hepworth
Elmore’s
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Spies in the Dawn Aboard the Chapter Vil Mystery
Captain Savage and his loyal ally Beckwith wake to confront a hidden figure in the predawn. Beckwith probes a dense thicket with his rifle as the unknown man sleeps or may be drunk, awaiting discovery. The scene advances a covert pursuit in progress.
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Captain Savage
Beckwith
A Narrow Escape From Colonel Ridley Search
Marian Ednore and Frank Hepworth assist as a knock at the door signals Colonel Ridley’s planned house search. Marian resolves to stay brave, while Harry Elmore’s footsteps recur. She vows they shall not seize Hepworth, and she prepares to act to protect him.
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Hasteni
Frank Hepworth
Marian
Marry Elmore
Harry
Colonel Ridley
Bondoir
Ian
Ridley
Miss Elmore
T. Ie
Beearry
Frank
Marian Elmore
Missus
Jupe
Captain Savage
Ay Elmore
Harry Elmore
Harry Elinore
Duono
Marian Ednore
Marion
Elmore
Hidley
Chapter IX Heroic meeting with Captain Savage meat
In a tense Civil War scene Union scout Luke Leighton faces a young Confederate captain who accuses him. Papers claimed to be General Lee's are questioned as forgeries. After a wary exchange the captain frees the prisoner and offers camaraderie and a meal.
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Captain Savage
Hig
Beckwith
Tike Leighton
Leighton
Lundersland
Potomac
Antietam Creek
Lee
Luke Leighton
Jefferson Davis
Union
Loro
Desolation
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Lake
Savage
Hill
Uken Leighton
Harry
Sehd
What Jupe Witnessed On The Vine Shaded Piazza
In the Elmore mansion a Confederate captain Harry Elmore pleads with Marian to avoid dueling Captain Savage. Marian, steadfast, insists on friendship, while memories and rival feelings surface amid tense, restrained dialogue on the piazza at sunset.
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Jupe
Marian
Harry Elmore
Elmore
Savage
Harry
Washim
German visitor causes scene at Brooklyn police HQ
A German man stormed Brooklyn police headquarters on a Wednesday and argued with Chief Campbell over his missing children. The exchange, filled with broken German and mispronounced English, ended with the man leaving in a huff, claiming Dod had not seen such oddities since his own youth.
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Police
Brooklyn
Campbell
Ladies First. 101 City Derrick
A vivid slice of a family scene ends with a jokingreply from Jimmy about ladies first. A medical pitch follows praising Drs Starkey and Palen Vitalizing Remedy for chronic diseases with an offer for information via a stamped envelope.
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City
Derrick
Jimmy
When Mr Arthur Will Wear Overalls
A Burlington Free Press snippet notes that eighteen presidential postmasters have resigned since January 1, none in Ohio. It suggests President Arthur would be seen wearing garden overalls when Ohio postmasters begin resigning. An ad for Wells' Health Renewer promises vigor and cures for dyspepsia and impotence.
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Arthur
Burlington Free Press
Ohio
Old Salt Alvord Discusses Public Service and Health Cure
A Syracuse Chronicle interview profiles Hon. Thomas G. Alvord known as Old Salt. The piece traces his long public career from Assembly speaker to Lieutenant Governor, notes aging challenges in 1881 1882 and on a St. Lawrence island visit and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as his remedy for vitality problems urging others in later life to avoid premature decay and decline.
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Thomas G. Alvord
Turtle Street
Alvord
Assembly
Albany
Napoleon the Great
St. Lawrence River
Mr. Alvord
Warner
Hop Bitters Declared Cure-All by Satisfied Users
Languid aches and irregularities ease with Hop Bitters a famed remedy praised by women and families. Letters claim restored vigor after months of illness and allay nervousness stomach sickness and dyspepsia, with one instance curing a nursing mother’s constipation and health.
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Rochester
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