Chapter III involves a trade dispute and a failed ambush
Jim and Omar meet with their superior Andrew Christie to discuss plans. Chris tie grants Stuart a one year period to make good after a disappointing trade show. Jim departs the post troubled by perceived injustice. Paradis arranges a bribe to an Indian to ambush Jim and Omar, but the plan fails and Jim captures the assailant to LeBlond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Omar
Andrew Christie
Christie
Stuart
Paradis
LeBlond
Peterboro Post Landing Sparks Waterfront Confrontation
Jim Stuart and partners meet Paradis in a trade-room confrontation at LeBlond’s post on Tonne Chance. Paradis faces accusation of plotting ambush with Mignan’s testimony while LeBlond and MacLauren weigh reporting to authorities to avoid a police inquiry. Aurore LeBlond arrives amid tension as Stuart’s presence unsettles the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stuart
North-West Company
Peterboro
Pierre Mignan
Omar Boisvert
Mignan
Paradis
Split Rock
Post
Mac Lauren
Omer
LeBlond
Jim
Christie
Omar
Esau
Louis LeBlond
Louis le Blond
Pierre
McLauren
Mr. Stuart
le Blond
Stuart
MacLauren
Sunset House
Monsiieur Paradis
Woman River
Lake Expanse
Pierre Fleur
North-West Trading Company
Levilond
Love Lettair
Paul Paradis
Beeg
Aurore LeBlond
Pero
Bonne Chance
Parnolls
Aurore
Jeem Stuart
Lfe
Parnals
Algo
Attorney's Sale of Valuable Maryland Land Parcels
Attorney Fred R. Owens, under a power of attorney from Nathaniel Smith et al., offers two parcels in Caroline county for public sale at the Denton court house. Parcel 1 covers land near the Denton to Downes Mill road. Parcel 2 lies in Tuckahoe Neck near Sparklin's Mill. First offered separately, then as a whole, with terms as cash and six months owed, secured by notes. James Temple is the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Smith
Fred R. Owens
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Tuckahoe Neck
Thawley’s Chapel
Sparklin’s Mill
Horace E. Wright
John E. Wright
Clark
William H. Wright
Lydia A. Smith
Robert Wright
Liber T. L. D
Sale of Property For Proceedings Reported On April 26 1932
Order dated April 26 1932 directs sale of property described in these proceedings as reported by the appropriate official. Details specify the action to be taken and the responsible party to carry out the sale under court authority.
Assignee's Sale Of Caroline County Real Estate
The Assignee for Collection under a 1919 mortgage to Margaret C. Neal will publically sell at the Denton Court House Door between 2 and 4 pm the described two tracts totaling about 78 acres in the Third Election District of Caroline County Maryland. The sale follows default on the mortgage by D Ed mond Carr and Lizzie Bowens Carr and assigns proceeds to Wilbert L. Merriken. The property includes adjoining tracts with multiple prior land records referenced and several conveyances dated 1903 to 1919. Improvements are present but not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Edmond Carr
Lizzie Bowens Carr
Margaret C. Neal
Caroline County
Wilbert L. Merriken
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Tatman
Purnell Johnson
Charles H. Redden
Redden
Blocklinger
Chilton
John T. Carter Jr
John F. Cannon
John T. Carter
John C. Huey
Anna B. Huey
John T. Lister
Lizze Bowens Carr
Samuel G. Nuttle
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
George Marsh
Penn Pub. Ca
CWNU
Chapter
Man
Nell
Downes Mill
King Land
Horace Wright
George A. Wright
James Temple
I. Hubbard
P. C. Federalaburg
Adams’ Mill
Niss
Thomas W. Harmon
Emma F. Harmon
Circuit Court
T. Clayton Horsey
Ayton Horsey
Mary Ann Inn
Mary A
Sullivan
Wilmington Avenue
Rehoboth Beach, del
Weamier
Esskay
Baltimore
Ile
SK Steer
Franks
Highland Maide Butter
Nancy Hall
Porto Rico
Pure Post
WM. G. Boyles
Queen Anne
Hillsboro
West
Denton, Md
F. J. Wright
Optometrist
Jack L. Stevens
Nisi
Sallie P. Steele
Orphans’ Court
T. Alan Goldsborough
Richard T. West
C. Harvey Towers
I. T. Fleetwood
Joseph H. Carroll
Register of Wills
Register of Wills of
Philadelphia
PENNY
AMD Chistal
Bath
WN. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Elkton
the Journal
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