Denver and Hanchett Foreseeable Raid at Paradise Vault
Denver and Col. Hanchett plot to take gold and greenbacks from a secret tunnel vault used by convicts and insurgents. Pearl Huntington aids, revealing plans and cipher. The party confronts Regan and Schiller guarding the treasure as they breach the vault entrance.
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Chicago
Col. Hanchett
Hanchett
Denver
Jourto Paradise
Lang
Ping Dr. Huntington
Convict City
Wake Jim Denver
Paradise
Louis
Des- Ad Cui
Denyer
Pearl Huntington
Jim
Pearl
Tam Jim Denver
Andre
Wilson
Mem
Rogers
Black Jack
George W
Son
Jim Denver
Treasury
King Schiller
Jack Regan
Regan
Missouri items reflect political shifts and local incidents
The roundup notes Missouri moves include E E McKinsty joining the Callao Peru consulate, a fair in Andrian county, a Democratic state committee meeting in Jefferson City, Butler telephone workers winning higher wages, and gas stove deaths in St. Joseph. Other items cover Standard Oil testimony in Cleveland, a Brookfield candidate for state superintendent, St Louis liquor-law fines appealed, lynching avoidance for Sam Carter, Missouri probate president Frank Williams, a Neosho jail for postal law violator J. C. Myler, New York Life policy holder list dispute, a fatal shooting near Columbia, university enrollment totals, and ongoing post office political competition in St Joseph. Additional notes include Kingsville strychnine attempt, Joplin lottery warning, state teachers’ congress, river navy reparations talk, Springfield Elks and Salvation Army aid, and corn culture boosterism in press essays.
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E. E. E. McKinsty
Calloa
Peru
Andrian
Democrat State Committee
Jefferson City
Butler
Etta Lorenz
St. Joseph
Cleveland
J. U.atte
Brookfield
St. Louis
Sam Carter
Sikeston
Poplar Bluff
Frank B.illiams
Springfield
Probate Judges’ Association of Missouri
J. C. Myler
Neosho
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Missouri
Vandiver
Mitchell Shadrick
Columbia
Henry Jones
State University
St Joseph
A. W. Brewster
Incumbrent
L. Weakley
Mutual Life Insurance Company
George Maniss
Kingsville
Joplin Commercial Club
James E. Montgomery
S.em
Montgomery
Elks and
Salvation Army
Purd Pathan
Rue Oglesby
Missouri Press Association
Laclede
Mark Twain
Hannibal
Clemons
Joplin News Herald
Heaven
Hades
The People Elect a Reformist District Attorney
When corruption surged in New York the public united to elect a district attorney who vows to prosecute wrongdoers and restore integrity. Jerome led the charge as the people’s choice, championing a partyless reform. Pillsbury’s Vitae promotes a breakfast indulgence as tasty and nourishing.
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New York
Wronngsiers
Jerome
Pillsbury'e Vitae
Advertising Wisdom From Paul Morton at Manhattan Beach
An urgent appeal recalls Paul Morton’s Fortnx remarks to 750 Equitable Life agents. Morton defines good advertising as messaging that strikes home and builds trust with a friendly, profitable view of the advertiser. He cites a Detroit grocer’s memorable late‑stage plea as a model.
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Paul Morton
Fortnx
Manhattan Beach
The
Equitable Life
Eat
Morton
Acpi
Obap
Mr Morton
Monitor Survivor Remembered in Civil War Tale
Eugene J. Leany of New London Conn is believed the sole living survivor of the Monitor engagement with the Confederate ram ram on the other side of the fight. Thomas B. Viall, the other survivor, died in Providence R I a few weeks ago.
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Monitor
Eugene J. Leany
New London
Mrs Pearson credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for cure
In a special feature, Mr. Pearson recounts his wife Miss Juste Wonnertut's long kidney illness. He explains doctors diagnosed kidney issues as the cause of her decline and claims Dodd's Kidney Pills restored her health, with weight gain of thirty pounds.
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Jon
Min
Wo Pearson
Ijlere
Pearson
Dodd
A Ninety Nine Cent Wonder
A wife recalls a first baby moment as she sees her husband gazing at their newborn. He speaks softly of the mystery of how they can create such a child for ninety nine cents, reflecting on the wonder of life.
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Charlie
Defiance Starch Promises 16 Ounce Packages At 10 Cents
Housekeeper advised to buy Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry to save time and money as each 16 ounce package equals a full pound while competitors offer one half pound at the same price. The ad warns against 12 ounce packages and claims Defiance does not stick to iron. Also notes Joseph G Cannon as longest serving speaker and R M T Hunter as youngest speaker of the House.
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Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Lange
House
R. M. T. Hunter
Virginia
Fragmented dialogue from Mrs Winslow scene delights audience
Fragmentary OCR style excerpt shows a Mamidrama exchange with a daughter desiring beauty and a mother remarking on sensible men. The lines reference a character named Charlie and a setting implying a cafe or social space.
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Gharney
Charlie
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Ge of Peeire
Ty Charles Morris Butler
Louis Lang
Hamel
Rine
Peart_ Huntington
Mre. Winslow
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