Will and Mystery Surround Miriam Hermann's Estate
Miriam Hermann weighs duty over wealth as lawyer Cheatham plots control of her inheritance through a German connexion. Paul Neville, posing as helper, investigates Charles Carpenter while aiding Miriam and Mary Cheatham in need, exposing dangers behind a fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cheatham
Charles. Carpenter
Martin Hermann
Miriam
Miriam Hermann
Jean On
Charles Carpenter
Frankfort
Tam
Cheathant
Chance
Paul Neville
Mrs. Hope
Mistress Hope
the Won
Mrs. Trope
Citapter III
Tie
Miss Wermann
Mr. Neville
Mias Hermann
Carpenter
Aaron
Charles
Carpenters
John
Henry
Charleses
Trishman
Philadelphia
Sean
Vere
Paut Neville
Paul
Mary Cheatham
Jane Munroe
Jim
Trreddie—Preddie
Joseph D. Sayers
Esas
Galveston
Peace Talks Signal Possible Permanent China Settlement
Germany moves toward alignment with Britain France and Russia on the China crisis seeking a permanent settlement. U S and Franco Russian proposals call for punishment of officials arms embargo indemnity and a future guaranty with possible temporary destruction of Taku forts to restore steady communication between Peking and the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steht
Chepmer Areaveriment
Coumiad Bevs
Willian
Ching
Germany
China
Tran
Dap Dingaing
United States
Conger
Taeder
Taku
Poekin
Seaboard
Henry Urges Doctor Visit Amid Air Hunger
Mrs Peck pleads with Henry to seek a doctor as she struggles to breathe, and he responds calmly preferring not to cause her more pain.
Indians to vote in presidential election expands citizen electorate
The article notes a growing number of American Indians gaining full citizenship and suffrage as tribes were broken up and reservations dissolved. It cites census data showing over two thousand taxed and taxable Indians with voting rights and predicts widespread enfranchisement if current policies continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Unc
Uae
Coturtey
Phirce
Citie Awns
Forger Call Lawyer and Valet in Rice Estate Case
Attorney Albert T. Patrick of New York and Rice's valet Charles F. Jones were arrested on forgery charges. Handwriting experts said assignment deeds and related papers claiming Rice signed them were forged, casting doubt on Patrick’s claim to administer the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Albert T. Patrick
New York
W. AE Rice
Charles F. Jones
Patrick
Salisbury's Critic in China and the British Press
Tah, Gb AN Dor Morrison, Pekin correspondent for Salisbury's paper, stirs Moghul with dispatches from China. He crossed Australia on foot to Geelong and studied at Melbourne University before reporting from Shanghai to Yunnan City, surviving siege injuries to send urgent dispatches and become a noted authority on Car Mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tah
Crearerteest Morrison
Iis Lane
Pekin
Brittin
Idinbarme Vaniversity
Australia
Carpentaria
Medbourne
Ussr
Nowcauin Vdo
Mtn
Wats
Tevgs
Minti
Fly
Edinburg
Famous
Society University
Ce University
Usst
Shanghai
Bapgoon
Eines
Ais
Tiaamskok
Sham
Yoonan City
Ching
Ponape
Tis
Miss J Ward on roads to the capital and other notes
Miss J Ward of Chicago reflects on early transport to Pekin before the railway to Pien tsin and the difficult overland route. Other pieces discuss dietary views on cooked food, miner strikes and labor aid, Galveston storm losses, and Hobson on Manila Bay ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ward
Chicago
Pekin
Pien-tsin
Tung Chou
Tien-tsin
Tung
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Martin Herman
Mrj
Alfred Rochefort
Samuel Gompers
Amerigo Federation of Labor
Hobson
Dewey
Manila Bays
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