Stella Donovan Pursues Cavendish Case In Desert Kidnapping
Stella Donovan, a newspaper writer, follows the Cavendish mystery to Colorado and then to the Shoshone Desert, where Frederick Cavendish is believed alive. She uncovers a plot by Enright, Beaton, and Lacy to steal the fortune, while Jim Westcott secretly aids her. Stella travels with a wagon gang to a hidden valley as tension rises around a staged kidnapping.
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Frederick, Cavendish
New York
Jim. Westcott
Colorado
Patrick Enright
John Cavendish
Frederick Cavendish
Celeste la Rue
Stella
Celeste
Enright
Ned Beaton
Haskell
Farriss
Jim Westcott
Westcott
Beaton
Jim
Cavendish
Beaton, Enright
Bill Lacy
Lacy
Ned
Miss la. Rue
Miss Donovan
Juan Cateras
Sikes
Senorita
Senor
Chapter VII Continued Discoveries Stir Suspicion
In a tense scene, Miss Donovan observes Miss La Rue’s covert visit seeking reasons for Donovan’s presence in Haskell. The Chinaman is absent, and Donovan suspects a failed report. A torn telegram and a hidden telegram fragment hint at a conspiratorial plot and urgent clues to be pursued.
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Stella
Timmons
Miss la Rue
Jay
Farriss
la Rue
Bird facts and oddities from a desert road note
A quirky fragment notes a Wilson warbler as a champion fly catcher per American Forestry Magazine. It also claims red headed people are less able to go bald than others, a peculiar pairing of bird behavior and hair color trivia.
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American Forestry, Magazine of
Washington
Hatonic Advertising Promises Lasting Digestive Relief
Reports from across the United States claim Hatonic benefits grow with continued use. Regular dosing after meals allegedly removes excess acids and gases, ending belching bloating and heartburn and leaving users well and energetic. Consult a druggist to spread the word and encourage others to try this remedy.
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Chicago
Sil
U. S
Eatonic
Adv
Pleasant Reminiscence of a Delegation Exchange
A brief exchange recalls an uninstructed delegate briefly flattered by attention. The respondent says the situation was one of those cases where ignorance is bliss.
The Plain Truth in a Quarrel Over Marriage
A Boston Evening Transcript fragment records a quarrel moment where a woman asks why she married, and she recalls her mother estimating the sum involved at about 1,500,000 dollars. The brief exchange hints at financial tensions in the union.
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Boston Evening Transcript
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My Lady of the North
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Moore
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Jerry
Hennessey
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Horges
Dean
Karl Goering
Orkney St
Philadelphia
Doan
H. Munin
Greta Bee Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N
Holland
Murine Eye Remedy Co
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