The Maitland pearls vanish in a tense family standoff
Miss Letitia Maitland suspects theft after finding ten of the ninety eight family pearls missing from a safe. She rejects police and plans to watch the remaining jewels while questions swirl around Margery Fleming and the Maitland household. The scene unfolds with Letitia’s sharp wit and Jane’s subservient tension as Knox, the observer, weighs a detective’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pellwood
Maitland
Letitia Ving
Jane
Bellwood
Letitia
Miss Letitia
Miss Fleming
Knox
Miss Menning
Mr. Inox
Miss Jane
Margery Pieming
Board of Managers
Harry
Margery
Harry Wardrop
Sven
Ted
Manchester
Plattsburg
Syle
Pelfig
Miss “Fleming
Optie
Staris
Mersengagement Ang
Hepple
Margery Fleming
Thad
Maitland House
Margery S'ieming
Qarry
The Night of the Burglar and the Candlestick
A narrator recounts spying a burglar while Miss Letitia worries over her orphans and a lawyer plan. A violent ambush on the porch ends with the narrator knocked down and facing a revolver as the scene promises continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluve Bella
Letitia
Jane
Aly
Abie
Beware of colds and chamberlain cough remedy
Children are more likely to contract diseases like whooping cough diphtheria scarlet fever and consumption when they have colds. Medical authorities warn to beware of colds and recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick safe relief. For sale by all dealers.
First and Last Families Define Society Credit Pillars
A witty Puck quip contrasts social standing with payment habits. The storekeeper distinguishes society people as “first and last” to sum up who may grant credit and who settles debts, reflecting a social satire on status and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Farm property listings by W. M. Presler in Ohio markets
Real estate ad offering farms for sale or exchange in Seneca Wyandot and nearby counties. Listings include 20 to 200 acre parcels with reasonable prices and bargains in Trumbull and Portage counties. For details contact W M Presler Adrian Ohio via home phone 5167 and ask anyone about Hanford’s Balsam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callon
W. M. Presler
Adrian
Ohio
Seneca
Wyandot
Trumbull
Portage
Wilson Inaugural Address Calls for Restoration of Nation
President Wilson declares a new era after the Democratic victory in Congress. He outlines aims to cleanse, restore, and humanize government and economy, urging action on tariffs banking and currency, labor rights, natural resources, and national health. He appeals to honest, forward looking citizens to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
House
Representatives
Democratic ‘Party
Hanfords' Balsam Cures Bunions
A historical remedy claim states Hanfords' balsam cures bunions with nightly applications. The note urges sustained use over several nights for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanfords
The Chicago Record-Herald Pre-eminence in the Central West
The Chicago Record-Herald gains acclaim for all around excellence across news service weather and market reports plus a rich lineup of humor essays travel articles cartoons and serials. Its Sunday Magazine and notable critics mark the paper as a family oriented daily with strong foreign and domestic coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record- Herald
Central West
Record- Herald
Associated Press
New York
World ‘and Herald
Washington
Chicago
Record-Herald
Telegraph
Este
Ofniog
Chicago Record-Herald
S. E.‘ Kiser
George Fitch
Arthur M. Evans
Ralph Wilder
Veteran editor George Worden dies by own action in office
In Richwood Ohio George W Worden 52 proprietor and editor of the Richwood Gazette shot himself in his office authorities report the death was due to domestic unhappiness Worden had been in the newspaper business in Richwood for over 80 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marynville, O
George W. Worden
Richwood
Webb bill becomes law after veto override vote
The House passed the Webb bill governing interstate shipment of liquor over the president's veto, 244 to 95. The Senate also enacted the measure over Taft's disapproval, and it now becomes law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Washington
March
House
Senate
Taft
Small School Boards Favored by Senate Passage
The Jung bill creating five to seven member small school boards passed the senate. Aimed at Cincinnati, the measure would affect most cities in the state if enacted into law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jung
Senate
Cincinnati
Probate Court Notice in Wyandot County Ohio
R C Van Buren as administrator of Sarah A Summers deceased filed a petition in Wyandot County Probate Court on February 28 1913 to sell described real estate in Carey Ohio to satisfy debts. The suit names John H Brown Grace Hamlin and many heirs at law with unknown addresses and states Calphorna Worrello holds a mortgage of 1075 with interest. Deadline to answer is April 19 1913 or a default decree will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Brown
Bloomington
Mlinois
Grace Hamlin
Myroi
Brown
Almeda, Dunbar
Sadie Bachar
Della
Cole
Emma «Brown
Adoram
Browh
Williams_Brown
Joel Brown
Virgil Brown
Clara
Righter
Emmet Morehart
Morehart
Samuel Morehart
Lawrence Morehart
Thomas Morehart
Etta Mére
Sarah A
Ogg) Summers
Wyandot County
Ohio
Ithas County
Wyandot
State of
Carey
Worrello
Calphorna Worrello
R. GC. van Buren
Sarah A. (Ogg) Summers
Appointment as Administrator in Wyandot County Estate
Notice of Appointment states Lewis D. Shimer appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Catherine V. Shimer deceased of Wyandot County Ohio. Dated February 21 1918. Willis P. Rowland Probate Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine V. Shimer
Lewis D. Shimer
Wyandot County
Ohio
Willis P. Rowland
Laura G. Rangeler
H. G. Chambers
Laura A. Rangeler
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Mary Roberts
Peorla
Hanford
Frist
Thomas Jefferson
A. W. Macy
Europe
Royal Agricultural Society of
Seine
Jefferson
Campbell
Carpenter-Morton Co
Boston
R. C. van Buren
John
Brown and Others
Rapid
Rapid Remedy Co
Berne
Ind
J. D. Ewing
J. A. Gibbs
Panies
Rexall
Taironic
J.D.” Ewing
Exall
United States
Canada
Great Britain
America
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