A Wife's Strategy and the Search for Donald Dyke
Clarice Dyke, wife of detective Donald Dyke, pursues a tangled web of crimes in Somerville. She uncovers rival schemes, hides from pursuers, and confronts Belle Ashton and Frank Carleton, while tracking a mysterious Dymple and a key severed finger tied to a gruesome crime. Rose, a cryptic ally, emerges as a potential witness as Clarice navigates danger, deception, and shifting loyalties.
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Clarice Dyke
Hilder
Miss Ashton
Tulder
Belle Ashton
Belle
Jack Hilder
Lee
Donald Dyke
Dymple
Clossen
Harrison Avenue
Ane
Ashton
Clarice
Chance
Ina Oder Tone Dymple
Gormidor
Pepey
Eroine
Rose
Sue
Adil
Tos
Teannot
Tam
Jessie Lee
Tee
Fleck
Frank Carleton
Carleton
Mrs. Dyke
Slarice
Mr. Dyke
Trmely
Mr. Dymple
Lapa
Ace
Rexample
Vvrg
Helle Ashton
Ncces
Sam
Weill
Pue
Sam Quenteeans
Paraine
Willard Lee
Carteron
Lean
Donald
Wmple
Wherry
Ylum
Mr. Harris
L—— Steamboat C Company
L— Steamboat Company
Broad Street
Boston
Angure
New York
Lowell
Clare
Steamboat Company
Duke
Influence of Governor Butler’s mother Charlotte Ellison Butler
A portrait of Charlotte Ellison Butler, mother of Massachusetts governor Benjamin Butler. The piece credits her with shaping his character, guiding his early education from Nottingham to Lowell, funding his studies, and her strong Baptist faith. It recounts her prudent marriage, her role during the War of 1812 era, and her retirement to Deerfield before passing in 1870.
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New England
Butler
Massachusetts
America
Charlotte Ellison
Joh Buller
Fifth Regiment of Light Dragoons
Flo
Bilson
Charlotte
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
General Jackson
Benjamin Franklin
Panishz
Baptist Church
Episcopal Church
Nottingham
General Butler
Deerfield
Pembroke Academy
Phillips Exeter Academy
Lowell
Yerade
Lotie
Noth bin
Seth Anes
the Supreme
Lim
Paul
Boston
Discovery of Anthracite Coal and the Lion of the Day
The article traces early anthracite coal discoveries in Pennsylvania from 1768 through 1850. It highlights Obediah Grose, Philip Ginter, and Robert Morris as pivotal figures, the Lehigh coal field, and David Thomas advancing hot blast to make coal a key fuel. Also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets and a curious advertisement segment.
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David Thomas
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Wyoming Valley
Obediah Grose
Philip Ginter
Lehigh
Robert Morris
Philadelphia
Ginter
Lehig
Thoreu
Messrs
White & Hazard
White Hazard
Neilson
Lehigh Coalines
Bird Batterson
Nicholas Biddis
Mount Carbon
Williams
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Noyteronson
C. M. Stanley
St Ithaca
N. Os
Duck Hilder
Howard
Werness
Tadam
Mae
Efe
Dr. Pierce
Spero
Mr. Carleton
Tam Oy
Milk Street
Governor Butler
Jim
Scott
Opeige
Ongim
General House
Sony