Notes in the Bronson case. Lawrence Blakeley travels to Pittsburg
Lawrence Blakeley, a lawyer, journeys to Pittsburg to depose John Gilmore, a millionaire witness in the Bronson case. In Gilmore’s house Blakeley fixates on a portrait of his granddaughter Alison Want while uneasy memories of McKnight and danger hint at forthcoming twists. The scene shifts to a bored traveler’s day, a vaudeville stop, and a quiet, tense encounter across a restaurant table with a somber, powerful man and a distressed woman.
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Lawrence Blakeley
Pittsburg
Bronson
John Gilmore
Gilmore
Alison Want
G Tmore
Cara
McKnight
Richmond
Africa
Haberdasher's
Newa
Mission
Journey Lady in Red Bath Robe on a Wakeful Pullman
A narrator recounts a late night Pullman journey with a drunken man in lower ten and a frightened woman with bronze hair. Sleep eludes him as curiously staged disruptions unfold from the dining car to the vestibule. A torn telegram scrap hints at berth mix ups on the moving train.
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Harrington
Pullman Car Ontario
Pennsylvania Station
Sileep
Hal
Bria
Pullman
Harrisburg
McKnight
Several common birds of agricultural value
T. Gilbort Pearson urges farmers to value wild birds for pest control. He cites government and scientific views showing birds reduce insects and weed seeds, noting robins, pewees, hawks, and owls aid crops. Killing hawks or general bird slaughter worsens pest problems. encourage attracting birds with simple measures.
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T. Gilbort Pearson
United States
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Nine
Sf Nine
Cresson
Farmer Boy
W. J. Spillman
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Peter Kalin
Hawke
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Man
Bluebird
Meadow
Brown Thrasher