News From Across The Big Pond Chapter XV
A long, fragmentary tale continues with Chase and Genevra entwined in a web of deception at a European chateau. Alliances shift as Deppingham and Drusilla worry over plots, poison, and a dangerous bungalow fire. Chase’s defiant courage, Genevra’s ambivalence, and looming danger frame a tense, mounting crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Pelham
Alway
Mr. Chase
Aiweey Hilm
Mr. Saunders
Chase
Angela
Jomeloe
Jan
Bobby
Bobby Groumin
Catatea
Bat Deppy
Coure
Genevra
Agnes
Tate
Nellatet
Bobby Browne
Eworthy Epg
Ludlingsworth
Trollingsworth Chewe
Rasala
Sig
Merriemen Ly the Bis
Allence
Broa
Prince Earl of Bratets
Rasula
Garden of
Fay the
Jersell
Pingbarrs
Wes
Drusilla
Lady Deppingham
Hebby
Latte
Dep
Lord Deppingham
Deppy
Britt
Bungalow
Bothy Browne
Fred
Iun
Deppingham
Yale
Agaly
Ilo
Browne
Depplogham
Britt and Saunders
Baille
Domo
Legadngham
Falls
Malllo
Ballo
Jenk
Outei de Brin
Mr. Lavenders
Sieppinghem
Guarrow
Roeme
Ceruain
Milas Pelham
Etetrs
Gemerra
Damstroms sue Pirie in circuit court for goods stock value
Lena and Peter Damstrom today began suit in the circuit court against Geo Pirie to recover possession of certain goods and stock valued at 500 dollars. PF. HH. Greenman is attorney for the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae Eee
Lena
Peter Damstrom
Geo. Pirie
PF. HH. Greenman
Linn Linn Boundary Line Settle Ends Long Dispute
County Surveyor C M Collier and crew completed the Linn Lane county line survey extending about thirty miles. The exchange transfers land between Linn and Lane in the Blue River mining district and Mohawk lands, reopening questions from past years. Brownsville cook W W Robe and guide Alam aided crews, who enjoyed a productive summer in the hills. The move aims to reclaim Blue River lands amid expectations of future activity and possible use for a Cakeapooa road project valued at 15000 to 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Collier
Calapooim
Linn County
Linn
Lane Counties
Cow Ling County
Tree Blue River
Calapooia
Laney
ijAnn
Lene County
W. W. Robe
Brownsville
Alam
Blue River
Manning
Cake Apooa
Defunct Oregon Trust bank directors ordered to pay debts
Portland reports Receiver Devlin demands immediate payment from former Oregon Trust and Savings Bank directors W H Moore E E B Lytle W Cooper Morris and Leo Friede. Moore must surrender land valued at 175000 now listed 115000. Lytle to pay 73000 in cash for United Railways bonds. Friede to pay about 90000 and take Portland Tacoma bonds. Morris, former cashier, urged to settle obligations while in Tacoma aiding a new bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon Trust and Savings Bank
Devlin
W. H. Moore
E. E B. Lytle
W. Cooper Morris
Leo Friede
Mr. Moore
Oregon
Moore
Lytle
United Railways
Friede
Tacoma
S. G. Reed
Morris
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Ghapter XV
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Mr. Bourchier
Garrick Theatre
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Ipwich
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Labor
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Europe
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St. James
Mr. Suckling
Harriet Belton
Croydon Infirmary
Uncle Sam
John Bull
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