The Blind Man's Eyes Copyright Dispute
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Little, Brown and Company
Eaton Seized by Santoine House After Minneapolis Stop
Eaton wakes in Santoine’s estate after a nighttime transfer from the train. Harriet Santoine and her father’s guard ring the mansion, while Eaton shadows plans to signal friends and map the house layout for a future move. Edith Davis appears, recognizing Eaton as Hugh.
Murder at the Seattle House and a Secret Financial Power
Gabriel Warden dies after a visitor is admitted and a threat to his pursuit of honor. The eastern express is held for a girl’s father, Basil Santoine, a blind financier known as a major adviser to big interests. Eaton is questioned after admitting he was the caller at Warden’s house and pleads with Harriet Santoine to withhold judgment.
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Harriet
Santoine
Eaton
Gabriel Warden
Mr. Eaton
Santome
Harriet Santoine
Haton
Avery
Delft
Wallace Blatchford
Basil Santoine
Blatchford
Miss Santoine
Mr. Avery
Baal Santoine
Harriet Santome
Der
Cousin Wallace
Ramrlet
Enton
Taton
Seattle
Warden
Bob Connery
Mr. Dorne
Philip D. Eaton
Dorne
Don Avery
Ally In the House Awakens Eaton at Dawn
The opening dawn finds Eaton waking in his pajamas and dressing to observe the daybreak from his window. The scene establishes a quiet start as daylight grows brighter, hinting at early events to unfold.
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Eaton
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Restores Health for Exchanging Motherhood
Mrs. Mary F. Herrick of Indianapolis credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her long illness and enabling her to bear three more children. The ad promotes the medicine as strengthening the reproductive system and aiding recovery after childbirth.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia Pinkham
Mary F. Herrick
Detroit St
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Minnenapolis
Chicago
State Line
Illinois
Connery
Asia
Minneapolis
Orient
Earon
Hugh
Edith
Philip Eaton
Misa Davis
Mildred Davis
Nujol
Lathrop
Holland