Richard Clinton in Denver A Case of Mistaken Identity
A traveler alights in Denver and is mistaken for Will Lowrie by Mrs. Kirkland and Ellen Kirkland. Doctor Kirkland doubts the claim but Amy Lowrie insists on treating him as Will, while Bemm plots to gain from the missing bonds. Clinton faces arrest and asserts a conspiracy before being released.
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Denver
Richard Clinton
Mrs. Kirkland
Kirkland
Ellen Kirkland
Clinton
Will Lowry
Lowrie
Amy Lowrie
Will
Amy
Ellen
Will Lowrie
Bemm
Bana
Chicago
California
Karl
Annie Searle
Sanitarium
Annie
Haten
Elien
Doctor Kirkland
Wils
Charlie
Charles
Man in sanatorium guarded as dissociative case unfolds
In a tense scene at the Kirkland sanitarium, Clinton confronts his sister Amy and Ellen after a telegram confirms his escape to Chicago and refutes his claimed identity. Dr. Kirkland pressures him to stay for treatment while revealing the dangers of his dual personality and a hidden bond ownership.
Unruly Luncheon at the Kirklands Ends in Tension
At the Kirkland home a luncheon scene unfolds with Amy and Ellen prying at a recovering Dana Elien while Mrs. Kirkland and Dr. Kirkland weigh the proper care. A prior attack on Charles prompts police involvement and talk of confinement for Will. The mood shifts between gaiety and urgent concern as plans for treatment emerge.
Canadian Wheat Prospects Lift Farmers Wages
Farmers in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba stand to gain as Canada’s Wheat Board fixed last season’s price at 2.15 a bushel with certificates to share extra earnings. Early forecasts suggest wheat may fetch 3 to 3 85 a bushel this year as global supplies tighten amid export limits in Russia India and Australia.
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Canada
Prairies
Canadian Grain Board
Wheat Board
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Robert Magill
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Magill
Russia
Roumania
India
Australia
Europe
North America
United States
Boys and Dog Unearth £2000 Hoard in Irish Village
Four Mulhuddert schoolboys while holidaying near Dublin dug up a cache of over £400 in sovereigns from a rat hole. A local postman claimed the money saying £400 was left to him by his father. He buried it for safekeeping, and after authorities and the boys’ parents settled, about £150 was returned. Volunteers seek to recover the remaining balance.
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Mulhuddert
Dublin
Edinburgh Scotsman
Hearing Restored by Leonard Ear Drum Invention
An article describes a new ear drum device by Mr. 4. O Leonard, claimed to be a miniature megaphone that fits inside the ear to treat deafness. The piece promotes Leonard of New York City at 70 Fifth Ave and urges prompt response.
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O. Leonard
New York City
Leenan
Leonard
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Robert Ames Bennet
W. G. Chapman
Hoim
Asmile
Clnton
Killen
Miss Kirkland
Ming Kirkland
Eac
Dana
Clintes
Halp
Dominion
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