A Sister's Revenge Continues Aboard Buccaneer Quest
Humphrey Armstrong sustains injuries as Black Mazzard's conspirator slams into a perilous fall. Commodore Junk and Humphrey form a fragile bond while plan to escape grows amid threats and a looming explosion. Dinny aids a nighttime breakout toward a waiting boat as gunpowder signals quick departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Mazzard
Failiux
Humphrey
Gumphrey Armstrong
Humhrey
Skipper
Buccaneer
Ape
Joe Orpe
Mazzard
Skiper
Commodore Junk
Armstrong
Mumphrey
Dinny
Old Temple
Niver
Sayshore
PLOWING WITH ELEPHANTS AND PAWNBROKER SYMBOLS
A reminiscence recounts P T Barnum using an elephant plowing to boost fame and business profits. It notes his showman strategy and public letters from farmers about elephant hay consumption versus horses or oxen. Also explained are the three balls in pawnbrokers signs linked to Medici history and Averardo de Medici.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barniwm
Farmer
P. T. Barnum
Asia
Barnum
America
Bridgeport
Conn
New Haven
Hartford
New York
Century Magazine
England
Lombardy
Italy
London
Medici
William Roscoe
Lorenzo de Medici
Averardo de Medici
Jemagne
Mugello
Prisoner’s Recalled Dreams In Forest Vision
Humphrey Armstrong sits in his prison gazing at the forest and recalling England and its fields. He relives the Dell affair and the image of the fisher girl and his cousin, reflecting on the suffering caused and the fate of her brother. A fragment ends with a soft sound suggesting a listener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buccaneer
Humphrey
George
Nol
Sim Iyelf
Abel Dell
Ely -Yhrey
Dartmouth
James
Umphrey
Devon
Lfe
Humphrey Armstrong
Bart
England
Dells
Dispute Over Fairness Leaves Jones Unconvinced
In a heated exchange, Brown complains Jones pushes for rewards he already has and never agrees to outcomes he does not favor. Smith counters that the real issue is Jones failing to accept any result, desired or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Jones
Smith
Indiana Incidents and Memorials From Westville to Indianapolis
Reports from Indiana detail Wesley Reynolds memorial efforts in Westville and a fund for his family, with detectives suspecting Chicago as the killers’ hideout. A gun terror spree near Lafayette ends with youths jailed, while Indianapolis sees two hotel deaths by morphine and poison. Other items note barn and residence arsons confessed by William Olmstead, a $11,800 railroad damages verdict for Thomas Colling, and various state happenings from Greenfield to Muncie and Evansville fires.
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Wesley Reynolds
Westville
Chicago
Indianapolis
Robert Willian
St. Louis
Thomas Sharp
Little’s Hotel
Whitin
Sharp
City Hospital
Gillian
Evansville
William Olmstead
Anania
Thomas Colling
Pan Handle Railroad Company
Collins
Cass Courtty
David J. Holmes
Greenfield Methodists
A. J. Burdett
Rank Ton
Marion
Grand Army
Muncie Park
Indiana Black Coal District
Brazil
Crystal Ice and Cold Storage Company
Andersen
Arthur
George Lynet
Elkhart
Jonathan Roberts
Richmond
Brookville Manufacturing Company
Serre Haute
Terre Haute
Kittie Thompson
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Tom Black
Thompson
Black
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George Manville Fenn
Chaptor XIV
Captain Armstrong
Liberty
Ifnix
Mane
Caesar
Pater Donovan
Sor
Oireland
Darlin's
Bethray
Junk
Indiana
Mary Royce
ST An Ananes
Alaska
Thoyee
Uittedin
Union
Earbie Fort
Jiquer
Jay Waples
Atten Greaven
Dromer Adegirong
William Sheehan
Maningtog
Pine Sun
Allen
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