The Alsatin Mystery Aboard in New York and Liverpool
Lucy Carteret boards the steamer Alsatin from Liverpool to New York with a brooch tied to the vanished Joachim collection. Quoin, the ex service man, identifies it as stolen. Lydia Craven, Lucy’s alter ego, seeks her father Tad Craven aboard as intrigue unfolds among Mrs Beggarstaff and others.
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Lucy Carteret
Liverpool
New York
Amelia
Lucy
Quoin
Joachim
Lydia
Tad Craven
Peter
Lydian
Park Avenue
Madison and
Park Avenues
Craven's plot strands intertwine with Lydia Craven
Peter Traft shadows a mysterious town drama as Lydia Craven delays, Craven hides in town with a cab, and detective Quoin storms the Ellsworth residence to uncover a dangerous ruse. The scene ends with Craven suspected and a doctor called as tension mounts.
In Pioneer Days from the Acord October 20 1823
Local notes from the south end of the county include Loutzenheiser Allen and Becker visiting town, new household changes for Wadorff Lynn and Connor families, Edick family traveling to New York, Justice Edick receiving a Gettys burg Medal, Uncle Ben Corbin’s town visit and coal digging by Worst and Eick, Ole Olsen injured by a colt near a well, P J Lyons collecting accounts, E C Weller returning from Montana trip, Parker and Westcott on Hampton business, Austin Logan tending cattle, Gustav Herolz buying yearling steers, A M Weller from Horsehead, Jack Flynn departing for Chicago, ex Sheriff Wade on ranch business, wolves noted by Corbin, and R A Evans building on Fourth Street.
Money Making Plan Ad Offers Spare Time Income
An advertisement claims you can earn 25 to 50 dollars monthly in spare time. It promises a free outfit and instruction, urging prompt response before territory vacancies fill. Send a postal to Publisher Box 155 N Times Square Station New York City.
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Times Square Station
New York City
Adv
Great Men in City of God Quote Echoes Contemplative Tone
A quotation from Longfellow presents heroic reflection on great men as solitary towers in a sacred city. The line emphasizes steadfast, enduring presence amid urban life and spiritual landscapes.
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City of God
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Y Louise Joseph Vance
Alvedia
Ly- Ma
Mia
New York Era
Merrilees
Betty
Veter
Southpaw Smith
Chaptep
Craven
6Th Street
Louis Joseph Vance
Aley
Ation Ghinee
Senate
Tad
Teter
Margrave
Pete
Mr. Traft
Lydia Craven
Petar
Madison Avenue
Eurpiece
Vin
Deter
Avenue
Gink
Seventy-sixth Street
Tud
Number 98
Southpaw Smith and Gordon
Seventy-sixth
Great Eastern
Quein
The
Acord
Messrs. Loutzenheiser
Allen and Becker
Mrs. Wadorff
Mrs. Lynn
Justice Edick
Ben Corbin
Supt. Underwood
Ben
Senator Worst
Justce Eick
Burr Oak
Squire
Messrs
Seymour and
Olson
Southern Emmons
Ole
P. J. Lyons
Steee
Lyons
Hampton
E. C. Weller
Montana
North Dakota
Parker
Constable Westcott
Austin Logan
Bismarck
Gustav Herolz
Winona
A. M. Weller
Hors’head
Jack Flynn
Chicago
Wade
R. A. Evans
Fourth Street
Fred Kist
Leslie’s Weekly
First State Bank
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