Indian Drum Mystery Drives Love and Loss at Mackinac
A romance between Henry Spearman and Constance Sherrill falls apart as Constance marries Alan Conrad, while a northern Michigan tale of a legendary Indian drum counts shipwreck deaths. The drum allegedly boomed twenty four times when the freighter Miwaka sank in 1895 with twenty five lives.
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Henry Spearman
Constance Sherrill
Constance
Alan Conrad
Lake Michigan
Straits of Mackinac
Lake Superior
Detroit
Buffalo
Venota
Wrant
Susan Hart
Straits
The Man Ben Corvet and the Lake Mystery Deepens
In Chicago and along Lake Michigan the storm and the lakes trade influence with Benjamin Corvet a powerful ship owner. His quarrel with partner Spearman over Sherrill’s daughter Connie hints at deeper trouble linked to a letter to Alan Conrad of Blue Rapids Kansas threatening his empire and his life.
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Chicago
Fort Dearborn
Hit
Lake Superior
Mackinac
North Peninsula
Benjamin Corvet
Corvett
Corvet
Spearman
Sherrill
Constance
Spearmam
Carvet
Carver
Michigan Avenue
Miss Sherrill
Covert
Sherr
Constance Sherrill
Uncle Benny
Benny
Connie
Father
Uncle Tenny
Astor Street
Remy
Alan Conrad
Kansas
Blue Rapids
Harry Spearman
Covat
Littl
Vereves
Finest Vane
Annes
Gath
Virginia
Vander
A. Orig
Pete Tnder
Ona Ag
Texas
Baghet
Curly
New Orleans
Ted Lettie
Reston
Fjorda Saruiglat
Bermuda
Hifar
Vriess
Russert
Davis
Hyang
Missouri
Maryland
Devens Spey Museme Sons
North Carolina
Georgia
City Olen
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By William MacHarg
and Edwin Balmer
Henry
Ae Mat Pee Anaman
Henny
Chapter
Mr. Corvet
Athabaska
Arctic Circle