Summer Cottage Intrigues on the Canadian Coast
Three girls Elizabeth Gabrielle and Elise plan a Canadian summer aboard a steamer they meet Mrs Graham and Lord Wilfrid and Lady Edith at a cottage by the ocean a storm alerts them a mysterious stranger on the steamer becomes entwined with Elizabeths family friend list as the tale unfolds with a hidden danger in the cellar and a daring night voyage aboard a small boat destined to test their calm and resolve.
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Elizabeth
Gabrielle
Elise
Canada
Graham
Alec
Lord Wilfrid
Alth
John ¢. Blake
Gordon Bennett
Ellae
Mrs. Graham
Ife
Grahams
Edith
Mr. Graham
Ellee
Mr. Bennett
Mary Anne
Gabrielly
Maury Anne
Mary Annne
Vast Untouched Alaska Forests Lure Timbermen
Spokane expert E H Mertes extols Alaska's timber bounty from Valdez to the Tanana River. He notes vast pine stands along a softer coastal climate, contrasting with stunted interior growth. He predicts decades before heavy harvesting begins.
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United States
Appalachian
Lower
Mississippi
E. H. Mertes
Spokane
Wash
Alaskan
Mr. Mertes
Valdez
Tanana River
Alaska
Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs
A 500 acre tract near Colorado Springs features dramatic red and white sandstone formations. Notable sights include Cathedral Spires and Balanced Rock with a gateway formed by two towering red sandstone arches 830 feet apart, allowing a road passage between them.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Lone Highwayman Robs Stage Near Downieville
Nevada City California five passengers on the Downieville Stage were held up near Downieville by a masked robber with a shotgun. The thief took 90 dollars from passengers and the Wells Fargo Express box, leaving the mail pouch untouched. Passengers were forced to stand in front of the horses as the driver halted five miles from town. Prior robbery at the same spot five years earlier involved a lone highwayman.
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Nevada City
Cal
Downieville
Sierra County
Robiber
WelleFargo
Ideal
Dowrthmill
Utah at the fair dazzles visitors with irrigation prizes
The Utah building at the exposition opened to about 15 000 visitors revealing displays of orchards grain fields and flower gardens. A glass case showcases massive silver trophy cups won against California and other Western states for irrigated land products. The west wing features rare Indian blankets and baskets, while a compete concentrator costing 8000 dollars operates six days a week.
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Seattle
Utah
California
Forest Service to Track Livestock Deaths on National Forests
Washington Aiding Stockmen the Forest Service will seek complete reports on causes of livestock losses in national forests. Guards and rangers will keep strict records of disease and death in their districts and report monthly. By listing causes under four categories the agency aims to identify patterns and take corrective measures.
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Washington
Forest Service
Vail Uri
Dietockmeén
Utah Inventor Dies Before Patent of Travel Indicator
Salt Lake City reports a Utah inventor who died before his device, the Ison Sfitson Indicator, could be patented. The tool would tell travelers in coaches and streetcars the next station or street crossing, a long standing need since rail travel began.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Chicago Gun Death Tied to Black Hand Threats
Rudolph Berndt a 18 year old, was fatally shot by a detective Wednesday while alighting backhand methods. E Grossfeldt, a wealthy grocer, was ordered in a letter signed the Black Hand to deliver 15000 dollars to a street corner. He went there Wednesday night. in the vicinity Young Berndt ran out, seized the package, and was shot by Detective Welngh after attempting to flee.
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Chicago
Rudolph Berndt
E. Grossfeldt
Rerndi
Welngch
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