Pearl hunter and the Blue Moon pearl mystery
Pearlhunter, raised on a Wa bash river houseboat, pursues clues to a father linked by a Red Mask. He rescues Wild Rose, encounters his father the Wild Man, sells the Blue Moon for 5000 dollars, and is accused of Solomon's murder. The tale unfolds with hidden parentage and a dangerous criminal under the Red Mask.
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Bynopais
Wabash River
Pearlhunter
Aets
Wild Rose
Pearl
Wild Man
Louie Solomon
Red Mask
Solomon
Red Devil
Red Mask Foiled in Buckeye Lynch Mob Rescue
In Buckeye a mob arrests the Pearlhunter known as the Red Mask after a brutal night. A sheriff stops the lynching with a rescue as the Pearlhunter is jailed to await trial, pondering a draft and a fate tied to a vanished day of glory.
Pearlhunter Plans Night Escape and Boss Buddies In Standoff
A prison scene unfolds as the Pearlhunter persuades the Boss to help him break free. They discuss a river ambush with seven men on the other side and five helpers with bullets and powder, while wary townsfolk fear a revival of the Red Mask. The narrative shifts to a political history of Millard Fillmore and Franklin Pierce, detailing family roles, governance, and slavery era tensions preceding the Civil War.
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Rothas
Grasa
Mmp
Buckeye Lockup
Pearlhunter
Jall
Bull Masterson
Bull
Red Mask
Tranklin Pierce
New
Senate
Piercé
Scott
City
Mexico
Concord
Pierce
Monroe
Jefferson Davis
South
Great Britain
West Indian Islands
Spain
Cuba
France
Belgium
Ostend
Congress
Kansas
Missouri
Free States
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Bobbs-Merrill Company
Boule Solomon
Gillece
Pearlhopter
Buckeye
Yee -Fieldmore
Edward” Moran
White House
Washington
Edward
Fillmore
United States
New York
New England
Commodore Perry
Japan
Kay Abigail
Europe
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Erie County
Millard Fillmore
Franklin Pierce
James Morgan
Cayuga County
New York Assembly
Knownothings
Hillsboro
N. H
New Hampshire
Piierce
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