Prisoner of Green Fancy Looms Behind Curtis Case
Barnes closes in on a tangle at Green Fancy revealing Loeb as master of the house through O Dowd with Miss Cameron a key captive. He drills Peter for clues on Curtis and the Loeb faction while pondering a rescue, briefed by a wary O Dowd about not misreading danger.
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Rushcroft
Miss Cameron
Mr. Barnes
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Cameron
O'Dowd
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Napoleon Bonaparte
New York
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Turkey
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Ashley Curtis
Mr.Curtis
Jase
Hornville
Jim
Collier
Greenaney
Orig Onl
Mystery at Green Fancy Draws New Yorker Into Murder
Wealthy New Yorker Synopela Thomas K Barnes on a walking trip near the Canadian border takes a ride with a mysterious girl to Green Fancy, a house of mystery. At Hart’s tavern a stranded troupe led by Lyndon Rushcroft and Miss Thackerny arrive, and a double murder near Green Fancy ensues as Barnes aids the investigation while meeting more enigmatic figures including Miss Cameron and Loeb.
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Thomas K. Barnes
New England
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Barnes
Lyndon Rushcroft
Miss Thackerny
Andrew Boon
Green Fancy
O'Dowd
Sinter
Sprouse
Loeb
Curtis
Miss. Cameron
Burly Secret Agent Intervenes Over Morning Breakfast
In a Green Fancy breakfast room Barnes confronts a quiet stranger, Mr. Sprouse, who confesses he is a secret service man. He reveals he has been investigating Barnes and spying on his guest, signaling high stakes in a broader international intrigue.
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Sheas
Peter
Curtis
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Couran
Sprouse
Mr. Jones
Jones
Mr. Barnes
Mr. Sprouse
Barnes
Green Fancy
Dickens
Secret Service
Sprouse Plans Different Path From Bookseller Trade
Sprouse intends a different course, guiding Barnes with a trusted approach and sharing his plans openly. The move signals a shift from selling books to broader ventures, with Barnes placed in a position of close confidence.
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Sprouse
Barnes
Mexican Sacrificial Stone and Annotations
The Aztec sacrificial stone known as the Atona was used for human offerings to the war god Quitzlopochttl at the principal temple in Mexico. It was unearthed near the temple site in 1781 and is now housed in the Mexican national museum. The disk shaped stone measures about 8.86 feet in diameter and is partially described with inscriptions.
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Quitzlopochttl
Mexico
Puyallup Woman Seeks Divorce After Romantic Marriage
Mary Williams of Puyallup files for divorce from Marvin Parkhurst after recounting a romance begun at Washington Agricultural College and broken by four years of separation. She describes a Montana homestead hardship and a pregnancy, while Parkhurst contests on grounds she knew of the hardships at marriage.
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John Kelley Arrests Spark Courtroom Quip in New Jersey
In New Jersey a long-married couple spurs a courtroom moment as John Kelley, seventy, is arraigned for beating his wife while Mrs. John Ketley, sixty, allegedly has him arrested four times a year for novelty. Judge John A. Blair responds with a wry discharge and sympathy.
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Oity
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John Kelley
John A. Blair
Blair
Judge Blair
Man vows South Sea voyage in 30 foot launch
W. H. P. Maurice of Port Orford Washington declares intent to sail to the South Seas in a thirty foot launch. He plans to live among the island natives for the rest of his life, seeking a society he deems truer to his idea of civilization.
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Port Orford
Wash
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Maurice
Reppert Divorce Case Tangles With Fine Payment
Mrs. Sallie Reppert of Siverton paid a fine for her former husband Frank H. Reppert a former legislator and magistrate. She arranged delivery of divorce summons through John J. Wenner deputy sheriff and asked he be kept away from her. She accuses him of excessive liquor use and notes his recent arrest for jumping.
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Frank H. Reppert
Sallie Reppert
Siverton
John J. Wenner
Reppert
Portsmouth Woman Praises Vegetable Compound in Letter
Mrs Sana Shaw of Portsmouth Ohio reports suffering irregularities pains in her side and weakness. She credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and urges other women to seek the remedy. She writes to the Pap, sharing her experience after forty years of company service?
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Ohio
Pinkham
Sana Shaw
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Apaal
Inkham Medicine Co
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