House of Mystery keeps drawing danger at sea
Tom Phinney on the yacht Kohinur mediates a tense scene with Delia aboard a ship owned by Max Willard. A man overboard triggers a rescue as Mercer falls in, and Delia refuses to wait for papers while Tom tries to protect her. The plot thickens with secrets aboard and a looming pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten
Ee Bougs
Yvan Vechten
Tom Phinney
Tor An
Fachten
Flint
Ener
Twat
Red
Fendella
Theodoram
Wall Street
Qaeen
Patie
Paige Carew
Paige
Lonthat
Jen
Reece
Temple
Mysly
Temple Bonner
Compton
Max Willard
Erganellies
Bonner
Willard
Vechten
Wea Nom Phinney
Brownlow
Max
Delia
Tom
Hewitt
Jim
Wrench
Paris
Mr. Mercer
Nix
Parla
Govein
Triffe
Hewittt
Molly
Gayety
Phinney
Claremont Landing
Heten
Winnard
Cakia
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Chicago
Beof
Ottawa
Annual Inflection in Cleveland Viewing Family Tale
An East Cleveland youth and his fiancée visit a mutual friend’s home where a newborn was welcomed. A misinterpreted greeting leads to a witty exchange about a recurring cold, with the wife remarking this year’s is the meanest one yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cleveland
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Relic of Ponce de Leon Treasures a Shawneetown Collection
A collection of relics belonging to Michael Robinson of Shawneetown Illinois includes a fragment from the coffin of Ponce de Leon buried in the old cathedral at San Juan Porto Rico. The leaden casket was found deteriorated and replaced with a new one, the old casket cut up and distributed among owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Robinson
Shawneetown
Ponce de Leon
San Juan
Porto Rico
Relics of Ages in Mr. Robinson’s Cabinet
The article notes artifacts gifted at a cathedral ceremony led by Cardinal Farley. A relic passed to Mr. Robinson after a guard of honor, including a sandstone block bearing a prehistoric foot imprint from near Shawneetown and Kentucky. Also mentioned is a silk Revolutionary flag from the New York Herald in the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Farley
O. P. Townsend
Townsend
Mr. Robinson
Shawneetown
Kentucky
New York Herald
Killer whales kill sea lion off Victoria harbor
Armstrong Bros. of Kingston street report a battle between two killer whales and a sea lion near the harbor mouth. The sea lion was fatally wounded after a month of struggle, finally towed ashore with a noose placed and the animal sinking after a propeller injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Grahame
Kingston Street
Squirrel Survival Stuns Hikers in Woodland Fight
Near Redwood Peak California hikers Heith Williamsson John Ross and William Jensen watched two wildcats battle over a ground squirrel. After five minutes the exhausted rodent escaped into a burrow, ending the clash as the cats wandered off without a kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Peak
Cal
Heith Williamsson
Adeline Street
John Ross
William Jensen
Chisels Way Out of Gell in Texas Navy Brigg
Cold chisels may replace shells in the navy as C. Musky of the dreadnaught Texas cuts through the steel brig to set a new record in escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gell
New York
C. Musky
Freman
Texas
Cut Out Horse's Appendix in New Jersey
A horse named in Trenton underwent appendectomy performed by Pennsylvania university surgeons. The operation cured appendicitis and the pioneer case leaves the horse well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
A. R. Chambers
Pennsylvania University
Pittsburgh Man Chased Through West Hammond Is Nabbed
James Jones of Pittsburgh is pursued by a West Hammond officer till he drops his coat hat and trousers. Police wrap the suspect in newspapers to take him into custody after a brief chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
West Hammond
Ind
James Jones
Pittsburgh
Buckley
Jones
Copper’ Trust
Theatrical Civil War Legacy Notes From Atlantic City
An Atlantic City veteran recalls Civil War General Sickles as brave yet theatrical. He recalls a tragic choice involving his wife, and a reunion anecdote about Sickles rebuking anti-marriage chatter. The piece also mentions Red Cross Ball Blue laundry ads and a theatergoing quip about tired businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Sickles
Jim
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills advertise relief for stomach issues
An advertisement promotes Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills at 372 Pearl Street New York claiming quick relief from acid stomach heartburn and nausea. The ad includes sensational quasi political lines and a teaser about a Modest Maid, plus a puzzle commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Pearl St
New York
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