A Sister's Vengeance Continues at Sea and Shore
Abel Dell and Bart Wrigley face transportation in the West Indies after a raid on a cottage scene. Mary Dell endures persecution at home while contemplating drastic action to save them. A mysterious voice in the jungle spurs hope as Bart and Abel bond in harsh convict labor.
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Mary
Abel Dell
Bart
Pia
Chaptor Y
Devon
Bart Wrigley
Abel
West Indies
Mary del
Captain Armstrong
Mary Dell
Slapton Lea
Plymouth
Torcross
James Armstrong
Kad
Humphrey
Mary Dells
Donne
Torvier
Lad
Poll Parrot
Atel
Lose
Matey
Lid
West-country song and fettered labor on coffee plantation
A scene on a coffee plantation shows Abel Dell and Bart Wrigley toiling with cocoas and hoes. A West-country ditty disrupts the work, prompting a tense exchange about old songs and hard times as fetters gleam on the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel
Abel Dell
Big Bart Wrigley
Bart
Tommy's Hammer Leads to Hidden Revolver in Nursery
The Beachem family tale centers on Bridget the maid who finds a revolver Mrs. Beachem misplaced. Bridget reveals Tommy used it for hammering tacks but hid it under the bed. Mrs. Beachem locks the nursery and plans to inform Mr. Beachem upon his return.
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Tommy
Beachem
Bridget
Old Country
Aud
Mim
Never say I can’t Boston youth told
A witty exchange from a Baltimore American item shows a man advising a delicately nurtured Boston youth to never say I can't. The youth replies that his diction favors cawn't and invites attention to his speech despite the critic’s insistence on proper phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore American
In His Line
Farmer Oatcake refuses dairy supplies and mentions Neighbor Hayrix headed toward the crossroads to buy a new pump. The Chicago News item records a rural dialogue with local color and humor.
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Chicago News
Record of the Week: Murders, a Mob, and a Wild Whip
A chaotic week features John Sterrenburg, 2, formerly of Chicago, who killed his wife in Marion and later wounded himself. A Wabash train nearly collapses on a repaired Calumet river bridge, saving 500 lives. Miss Virginia Dewey, 19, whipped New Richmond postmaster J W Holland over alleged assaults, then paid a fine. An appellate court deems a $1000 note to evangelist Mrs Jury Woodworth valid for religious work in Lafayette.
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John Sterrenburg
Mmerly
Chicago
Marion
Murcderer
Sterrenmbars
Ife
Wabash Road
Meg Clark
Clark
Irand Calumet
Virginia Dewey
New Richmond
Offici
J. W. Holland
Holland
Dewey
Justice’s Ofice
Jury Woodworth
Church of God
la Lorte
Mary W. Vinson
Winsom
Lion Attack Ends Exhibit as Trainer Is Injured
Dick Dekenzo was attacked by Nero the big lion at Ferre Haute's wild animal show. The beast inflicted brutal wounds on Dekenzo's back hands and legs before attendants intervened. spectators fled in a panicked rush to the exits.
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Dick Dekenzo
Nero
Ferre Haute
Dekenzo
Multiple Disasters Reported Across Indiana Regions
A boy, Edward Slinkard, was killed by a falling stone at Moosier quarry in Bedford. a workman was left with a broken leg. A Greentown lumber office safe was looted of notes valued at 750 dollars. Two trains collided at Reelsville, demolishing both engines. two people died and several injured. Mrs. Lee of Lruceville attempted suicide during an apparent mental breakdown. Royal Hero, a champion bull, was euthanized after paralysis despite a 5000 dollar bid. Isaac Shipley’s home near Nashville burned, forcing their escape. Mrs. James T. Kelly’s body found in the Ohio River after drowning. Jacob Jones fatally scalded at the American rolling mill in Munele. Local burglars robbed J. E. Davis of Salem and Hervet & Clark store of Salem. Republic Iron and Steel mill at East Chicago reopened as puddlers return to work.
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Edward Slinkard
Moosier
Bedford
Charles Hamer Lumber Company
Greentown
Burelars
Reelsville
John C. Lee
Lruceville
W. T. Miller & Sons
Winchester
Millers
Isaac Shipley
Nashville
Shipley
James T. Kelly
Ida Carter
King Ping- Pong Theatrical Company
Ohio River
Jeffersonville
Jacob Jones
American Rolling
Munele
J. E. Davis
Salem
Hervet & Clark
Republic Iron and Steel Company
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Ceorce Manville Fenn
Burt
Abe
Iley
Tlome
Aled
Hart
Brartt Abell
Indiana
Farmer
Richmond
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