Trapped on a Sinking Yacht in a Stormy Warlike Tale
Robert Hollis narrates a voyage aboard Girard Carrington's yacht Esmeralda where a mysterious woman Vera reveals herself. A copper pool scheme, a collision sinking, and a crew edging toward mutiny unfold as Hollis and wealthy McCann rescue Vera and plan survival aboard the damaged vessel Indian Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hollis
Girard Carrington
Hollis
Vera
Carrington
McCann
Bascom
Germany
The Crew Rouses Mutiny Aboard mystérie
Captain Hollis faces a volatile crew led by Liverpool and McCann aboard the Esmeralda. Tensions rise as wealth and war rumors fuel discontent while Bascom Vera Olson and Leayard weigh loyalty. Hollis prepares to navigate toward a safer course as night unsettles the voyage.
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Hamburg
Mr. Leayard
Willin
New York
Cookie
Liverpool
Liverpool Red
Olson
Masters
Bascom
Miss Vera
Cade
Moon
Dade
Fergus McCann
Mr. McCann
Jim White
I Make McCann Prisoner On the Indian Chief
Hollis confronts Fergus McCann aboard the ship mid Atlantic. He asserts Bascom owns the vessel and cargo and warns McCann he can be killed for mutiny. McCann taunts Hollis but admits awareness of Bascom’s presence and plans to press his case tomorrow.
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Vera
Philip Bascom
McCann
Bascom
Leayard
Watson
Charles Watson
Hamburg
Bey
Miss Vera
Mr. Leayard
Mr. Lea
Olson
Hollis
Masters
Fergus McCann
Philadelphia
Germany
Robert Hollis
Chicago
Red Cross Heads On Western Tour
War council leaders Henry Davison and Harry Gibson plan a public report tour through the West starting October 22. They will explain Red Cross funds and policy to chapters and supporters while visiting expressions of national relief efforts and missions in France, Britain, Russia, and other nations. Rev. Robert Davis accompanies them from Englewood, New Jersey.
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Washington
Red Cross War Council
Henry P. Davison
Harry D. Gibson
American Red Cross
Red Cross
War Council
St. Louis
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
Minneapolis
Chicago
Cleveland
Davison
United States
France
Great Britain
Russia
Italy
Roumania
Serbia
War Fund
The
Great Fund
Gibson
Robert Deavis
Englewood, N. J
Paris
American Red Cross Commission
Developments of a Startling Nature Foretold
The note hints at rapid developments to be covered in the next installment. It signals a forthcoming dramatic advance or revelation. The exact details remain undisclosed, but the reader is primed for a pivotal narrative turn.
King Hag Namesakes Multiply in London
The London Globe notes many namesakes of King Hag as he adopts a new surname. A Bishopsgate solicitor and a Dalston cabinetmaker are among those sharing the name. A Miss Windsor runs a South Kensington business and Mr Cornelius Windsor resides in North Lon.
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King Hag
London
London Globe
Bishopsgate
Dalston
Miss Windsor
South Kensington
Cornelius Windsor
North Lon
Women Run Hospitals Now Before 1914 Era Shift
A wartime transformation shows women dominating medical roles in military hospitals. At Wan sworth’s Third London General Hospital the staff supports 2,000 wounded, including 150 trained nurses and 187 probationers, with clerks, waitresses, and other aides filling essential duties.
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London General Hospital
Wan@sworth
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New
York—Hollis
Sible
Hadley
North Atlantic
Orkneys
North Sea
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