Seeds Clothing synopsis involves a shipboard jewel chase
Aboard the Alsatia from Liverpool to New York Jaicy Carteret travels with widow Mrs Amelia Beggaratoff while Lucy Lydia Craven hides a stolen jewel plot. Quoin the ex secret service man identifies the brooch as part of the Joachim collection and Lydia faces danger from thieves with Craven guiding the perilous pursuit across ports and a feared gang.
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Jaicy Carteret
Liverpool
New York
Amelia Beggaratoff
Lucy
Death in the Hallway at Ellsworthy Estate
Thaddeus Craven lies dead at the foot of a staircase in the Ellsworthy house. Quoin notes no pulse, suspects foul play unlikely. Craven may have suffered a fatal stroke or apoplexy. Mrs Ellsworthy and Peter provide limited details as the detective questions motives and movements surrounding Craven’s ascent and his daughter’s isolation.
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Peter
Craven
Thaddeus Craven
Quoin
Mrs. Ellsworthy
Mrs. Bellsworthy
Ellsworthy
Craven Dies as Intrigue Shocks New York Club
In a shadowed basement scene, Craven is poisoned amid a plot involving Southpaw Smith and Colonel Gordon. Mrs Ellsworthy recalls the confrontation and Craven’s collapse as Quoin notes a melodramatic criminal imagination. Peter plans to marry Miss Craven and aid her escape from public scandal.
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New York
Riches Poured Into Columbia From Second Liberty Loan
Washington reports the second Liberty Loan campaign a success with New York district up to 1.75 billion. Treasury notes that totals are still speculative with many districts reporting late. Ninth District shows loyalty as Indians and soldiers contribute heavily to the Federal Reserve Bank and army subscriptions. General Pershing confirms American expeditionary forces in France have subscribed over 5.78 million dollars.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Department
New York
United States
Columbia
Reserve Bank
Treasury
Minneapolis
Cato Sells
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs
Federal Reserve Bank
General Pershing
France
Austria Hopes for Peace Amid Front Successes
The president of the reichsrat told deputies that Austrian hopes for a speedy and honorable peace have risen following Austro German successes on the Italian front. He acknowledged anxiety over Trieste but noted it has been removed.
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Zurich
Reichsrat
Vienna
Trieste
Slavs Expect Hun Attack Against Russia This Year
Petrograd reports that German strikes against Russia are anticipated as the year's greatest blow. Russian critics discuss the Baltic naval drive and a German retirement north of the Dwiva front as having dual aims.
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Petrograd
Russia
Baltic
Teuton
Dwvina
Sunday services at Epworth church announced
Sunday School at 10 30 a m for all and invitation to attend. Epworth League at 6 45 p m for devotional meetings for the young. Evening Worship at 7 30 with sermon God Given Increase. Choir special under Mrs J J Brokofsky. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 30. Young people and strangers welcome. S M Swaney Pastor.
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Epworth League
J. J. Brokofsky
S. M. Swaney
Reunion between Confederate and Union veterans at Grasmere
A touching Grasmere NJ reunion brought together James Cooper and two veterans, Muaddonfield of Richmond and William Haines of Penns Grove. A Confederate soldier who had drunk water from Haines during Fredericksburg identified the Union man, sparking a mutual recognition and a pledge to hold the next gathering at Haddonfield’s home.
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E. Burd Grubb
Grasmere
N. J
Reb
Fredericksburg
James Cooper
Muaddonfield
Richmond
William Gilbert Haines
Penn's Grove
Haines
Tle
Haddonfield
Chinese extend currency accord to 1918 amid reform push
Tiang Chi Chow, minister of finance, extended the April 45 1911 currency agreement to April 14 1918. The extension allows the United States Great Britain and France to negotiate a currency loan in the next six months and invites Russia and Japan to join if desired. Chinese press greets the move though some segments resent Japan’s currency influence.
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Peking
Pioneer Days notes from The Record November 3 1893
The Record reports on a pioneer picnic at the schoolhouse and upcoming full account next week. Mr G W Armstrong visits Williamsport. A Armstrong, of New Lisbon Ohio, called at The Record office. Various travelers send greetings from Chicago and the World’s Fair. Clare East returns from Chicago. Beech stays in Bismarck. several others journey to Chicago with cattle or on business.
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G. W. Armstrong
Auditor Armstrong
Williamsport
Armstrong
New Lisbon
Ohio
Record Office
Emmons County
Andrus
Friend Streeter
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York
North Dakota
City School Notes Highlight Grade Enrollments and Activities
Hattie Heyerman starts first grade while Ellan Woods joins the Brownie class on Monday. Third grade sees spelling matches led by Alma Schaffer and Wendelin Kramer, and students craft picture frames and raffia mats. Carl Woods enters third grade. Arthur Sathern moves to high school. Eight dollars and eighty five cents raised to buy new records.
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Alma Schaffer
Wendelin Kramer
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