Night in Nome Ends in Narrow Escape at House
Rex Beach scene unfolds as Roy Glenister and Helen Chester shelter Judge Stillman from a mob. She takes charge restoring order, revealing Dextry and McNamara's gang plans and the danger of firing on the rioters. Glenister faces ostracism but saves the judge and vows to depart.
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Glenister
Nome
Alaska
MacNamara
Helen
Stillman
Hler
ToneGue
Sandiug
Flay
Roy Glevister
Nyse
MeeNamami
McNamara
Judge Stillman
Ahuap
Lfe
Northland
Roy
Imine
Roy Glenister
Vimes
Chester
Helen Chester
Fragmentary Notebook Snippet Reveals Chase at North
A torn line from a manuscript shows a character declaring beauty and mystery as Glenister makes a swift escape, leaving readers with a breath of suspense and a hint of intrigue about the North's finest work.
The Night’s Adventure and a Courageous Meeting
Helen Chester avoids McNamara and seeks safety after a dog attack in Nome. Cherry Malotte confronts Helen with hostile accusations while Judge Stiltman’s niece recovers. Helen plans her next move as she confronts Struve and contemplates the conspiracy she might be drawn into.
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Streve
Struve
Front Street
Cherry Malotte
Helen
Money Laden Tinkers in Nancy Astonish Authorities
A band of gypsies settled in a disused convent in Nancy France and were allowed to work as tinkers. They charged double deposits for repairs and refused to return items after advances. Police found the group possessed about $2,000 in cash $15,000 in gold sewn in cloth and $15,000 more in bank deposits.
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Nancy
France
London Restaurant Dining Through Thirty Years
The passage recalls London's dining scene thirty years ago with scarce options. Randolph and the narrator frequented August visits when houses were closed and dining meant the St James hotel now the Berkeley a dim gas lit room with limited service and no smoking. Dining out was rare for couples and private houses were the norm until clubs emerged as fashionable venues.
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London
Randolph
St. James’ Hotel
Berkeley
Bachelors’ Club
Covent Garden
Lady Randolph Churchill
Curious Will Dispute Settled in Ardennes Court
Rebel court in the Ardennes department France declares a last will valid though found under a sheet iron in a deceased eccentric man’s home. The will bequeaths all property to Ardennes borough on condition that £12 be given to the Joca fire brigade for a bean feast to be held soon.
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Rebel
Department of the Ardennes
France
Borough of
Ardennes
Joca
Wisconsin Congressman Leads Fresh Water Clam Study
Congressman Rison of Wisconsin, noted for railroad regulation drafting, backs Mississippi fresh water clam industry by pushing a Fisheries Bureau commission study and a station to be established on the river next year. Also cited are notes on German conscription, German exchange professor Kuennemann, Saxony forest revenues, and savings bank statistics.
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Congressman Rison
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Fisheries Bureau
Germany
Eugene Kuennemann
Harvard
State Treasury
Saxony
Iowa
New York
Carey Woman Praises Dean's Kidney Pills Relief
Mrs. Ida Youngblood of Carey Ohio says two years of kidney trouble with back and side pain improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills purchased at The New Pharmacy. She urges others to remember the name Dean's and buy only from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
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Carey
Ida Youngblood
North Patterson Street
Ohio
Dean
New _ Pharmacy
Lawyer Reveals Morning Checks on Marriage Licenses
In a dialogue about divorce cases a lawyer explains he reviews marriage licenses each morning and distributes notice cards to parties. The exchange leads to a skeptical judge remark about coffee substitutes and marketing claims from Racine Wisconsin.
Salvation Army global reach and language services
The Salvation Army operates in fifty two countries and colonies and preaches the gospel in thirty one languages, reflecting its worldwide mission and diverse outreach.
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Salvation Army
Dr Shoop Restorative Aimed at Weak Stomach Nerves
A testimonial from J D Ewing asserts that weak stomach nerves drive illness of the stomach heart and kidneys and claims Dr Shoop s Restorative targets the nerve cause by reaching the nervous system rather than the organs directly. It urges readers to test the remedy.
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Shoop
Saraby
J. D. Ewing
Alabama's Quadrennial Legislature Sits for 50 Days
Alabama conducts a four year legislative session lasting 50 days with lawmakers paid one dollar per day. This unique system marks the state as the only one in the union to hold such a quadrennial session.
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Alabama
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Uncle Arthur
Ider
Glenlister
Wolen
Cherry
McNammara
Washington
Kansas City Journal
Constantinople
Foley
Bright
Ewing
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