Mystery on the Eastern Express Ends in Murder
Seattle captain Gabriel Warden is killed after a caller threatens him. A young man visits Warden, a train is held for a party, and Basil Santorne a retreat corporation lawyer is revealed amid a web of suspects including Dorne and Eaton as surgeons work to save the wounded.
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Gabriel Warden
Seattle
Hia
Westion
Ager
Warden
Job Con Nery
Mr. Dorne
Philip D. . Eaton
Dorne
Don Avery
Eaton
Basil Santomne
ReEreat Corporation
Eatonay
Attacked on the Train Suspect Unearthed in Quiet Inquiry
Harriet and Eaton confront tense questions after evidence surfaces about the murder on the train. The bell, weapon, and a sock-wrapped steel bar tied to the victim are discussed as Avery accuses Eaton while the conductor and Avery's anger mount. The platform confrontation ends with Eaton's rising tension.
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Eaton
Donald
Mr. Avery
Father
Faok
Donald Avery
Tim
Avery
Conductor Connery
Mr. Eaton
Santoine
Harriet
Harry
Onboard Interrogation Turns on Eaton’s Past and Secrets
In a washroom confrontation on a moving train, Eaton faces Avery and Connery as they press accusations linking him to the Santoine murder. Connery reveals Eaton’s Seattle eleven day delay and ties to Warden’s death, pressing for the truth about Eaton’s identity and movements from Yokohama to Seattle. Harriet Santoine watches, torn between doubt and fear as a telegram bearing Eaton’s name surfaces.
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Connery
Santoine
Harriet Santoine
Avery
Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Billward
Mr. Santomne
Harriet Santome
Seattle
Sammy
Hillward
Mr. Avery
Miss Santoine
Henry Standish
Asia
United States
Philip D. Eaton
Mr. Standish
Yokohama
Standish
Yo'ohama
Gabriel Warden
Harriet Santoin
Santolies
Conners
Wilent
Warden's
Wearden
Chicago
Euton
Mr. Santoine
If you didn't do it why don't you help us
A quoted line appears to prompt assistance by an unnamed speaker. The fragment lacks clear context, names, or a visible incident. It indicates a call for support or cooperation in an unresolved matter.
Rug non slip attachment keeps rugs from sliding
An inter liner non skid rug attachment prevents slipping without tacks. The rubber coated netlike fabric fastens to the rug underside and clings to polished floors for secure placement.
Notable lawyer famed reconteur at dinner party
A famous lawyer, celebrated as a delightful reconteur, tells another story at a dinner he hosts. His old butler whispers that the roast will not be ready for ten more minutes, making him less welcome as a guest in his own home circle.
Do You Have Pains or Backache Read What This Woman Says
South Bend Indiana Mrs A Hopner credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with relief from inward weakness and nervous exhaustion after other medicines failed. She says the remedy gave new life and improved her health quickly. She recommends writing to Dr Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York for free medical advice.
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South Bend
Ind
Dr. Pierce
A Chip of the Old Block Ad Says Buy Car and Worm Remedies
An advertising fragment quotes Salesman McGurk urging a ride after work and recounts a father buying a car only for his son to drive it away. It also promotes Dr Peerys Dead Shot for worms or tapeworms with mail order details.
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McGurk
Vallex and
Hills
Fortseen
Valley and Hills
Dr. Peery
Pearl St
New York
His Usual Fee
A barber asks a passing lawyer if a 50 cent coin is good. The lawyer says it is, then offers to return a quarter after sending the barber’s boy to his office, joking that he keeps 50 percent for an opinion.
Japanese Cotton Spinning Opens in 1866
A newly established cotton spinning industry emerges in Japan in 1866 signaling industrial advancement. The development marks a shift toward modernization with local production capacity expanding under early industrial policy.
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Japan
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William MacHarg
Edwin Balmer
Harriet Santoine and
Chapter
A. Hapner
TW. F. Young, Inc
Temple St
Springheld, Mass
Fans
Bellans
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