The Invasion at Hawthill Heights Unsettles Sedgwick
In a ruined studio near Hawthill Heights after an invasion the painter Sedgwick surveys shattered glass and a broken easel. Kent and the half breed Jim uncover tracks and a hidden danger while a silent tension between races and suspects deepens the mystery around a murder and the missing body in Angelika churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shapter
Sefigwick
Urdert Gein
Edgar
Essen
Carey
Ince Jose
Zee
Beart
Sedgwick
Jim
Lonesome Cove
Angelika
Kent
Gensett Jim
Hawthill Heights
Gansett Jim
Chester Kent
Jin
Lim
Bedgwick
Hedgerow House and the Blair Curse Unfolds in Town
Kent learns from Elder Dennett and Sailor Smith of Hedgerow House known as Frogg's haven where Wilfrid Blair's debauched history intersects with a family curse. The elder describes past misdeeds, a private burial plot, and rumors that the Blair kin guard their secrets to avoid scandal, while Kent probes Lonesome Cove ties and the mysterious Blatt ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Kent
Blairs
Hedgerow House
Feet
Hope
Hitler Ira Dennett
Kent
Lonesome Cove
Dennett
Gram
Blair
Aleck Blair
Millonaire
Constantine
Wilfrid Blair
London
Paris
New York
Marjorie Dorrance
Sundayman's Creek
Mr. Blair
Sailor “Milt Smith
Sailor Smith
Humm
Hoge
Hedgerow House Secrets Amid a Graveyard Reflections
Chester Kent trespasses at Hedgerow house, glimpsing a graveyard by willows and a rear scene with Dr Breed and Gansett Jim at work. The air holds the house’s eerie calm as Kent notes occult relics and a rumored past, hinting at darker histories the old haven hid.
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Mr. Hogg
Smith
Hogg
Elder Dennett
Kent
Chester Kently
Annalska
Seana
Blair
Wilfrid Blair
Paris
Biase
Chester Kent
Sundayman’s Creek
Hedgerow House
Dr. Breed
Gansett Jim
First Bridgeport National Bank declares semiannual dividend
The Board of Trustees announces a semi annual dividend of four percent per year on deposits not exceeding four thousand dollars and three percent on the excess. The dividend is payable July 1 to deposits made on or before July 6, with interest drawn from July 1. Signed by Samuel W. Baldwin president and Willis H. Lyon treasurer.
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Board of Trustees
Samuel W. Baldwin
Willis H. Lyon
Bridgeport
Waa Heen
Agents Wanted Everywhere Good Men Make $10 a Day
A historic recruitment ad urges capable men to join preparations offering ten dollars daily wages. The terse push emphasizes immediate action and nationwide availability, reflecting era norms around labor and opportunity.
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Ady
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Lonesome Gove
Rah
Omer
Gansett m
Circuse
Mr. Sedgwick
Ufelessly
Annalaka
Gansett Jini
Captain Hogg
Blatt
John Reck & Son
Coolestit
Robert M. Sperry
Bridgeport Twa
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Venudeville
Meleos
Randow Bros
Hattie Timberghite
Reflow
Joe Birnes
John Delmore & Co
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First Bridgeport National Bank
People’s Savings Bank
Malin ST
Rcanu and Gravel the Surns CO. Ity Savings Bank
Hoam
Tetephant
Bachman
Main Street
Frisbie’s
T. L. Watson
W. K. Molian
Main ST
Keeney
Empire
Pauline Bush
Carlyle Blackwell
Base
Newfield Park
Waterbury Vs. Bridgeport
Atth Saengerfest
Atents
A. Mo Wooster
Bridgepo
Marsters
Panama
Hill
E. M. Eblers
Grand Lodge of Mason of
New York City
A. Goldman
Victoria
Texas
Marshall F. W. Geraty
Manhattan St
New York, N. Y
Kelley’s Cigar Store
Fairfield Ave
Ives
John Jamners
Pennsylvania
William Anders
Seana A
P.O. Arcade
EL Chapman
Mansger
James Staples & Co
Bankers
Oona
Black Rock
Anderson & CO
John Street
Loewith & Co
Bank Street
Adams Street
Burr & Knapp
Conn
the City National Bank United States Depository
Charles &. Hough
Connecticut National Bank
Bridgeport Cor
Main and
Wall Streets
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