Surprise visit reveals Captain Warren as potential guardian
Cap'n Elisha Warren hosts Atwood Graves a New York lawyer in South Denboro after Graves arrives to discuss Abijah Warren's will. The will leaves guardianship and estate management to Warren for his two nieces and nephew, with Graves as adviser. Warren considers accepting while planning a New York trip to evaluate the trust and investments.
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Cap’n Warren
Graves
Atwood Graves
New York
South Densboro
Cape Cod
Captainm Elisha Warren
Cape Warren
Abijah
Elisha Warren
A. Rodgers Warren
Wirth ‘Avenue
Wall Street
Captain Warren
South Denboro
A. ‘Rodgers
Misa Baker
Fifth Avenue
Warren
Roker
Sylvester, Kuhno & Graves
Isha Warren
Abigail
Qilace
Abbie
Boston
Miss Baker
Tim Foster
Tim
Joan
Lisha Warren
Emery
Mr. Graves
Sahara
Steve
Ostable
Rodgers Warren
Rodgers
Abijah Warren
Bije
Bije Warren
Captain Warrer
Captain Blishe
Elisha
Newport
Mr. Graver
Caroline
Stephen
Millonaire
Edgecombe Warren
Kadgecombe
Stephen Cole Warr
Martin
Sle
Cola
Carole Edgecombe Warren
Stephen Cole Warren
Busha Warren
Heral
Kyrim
Wncle
Svell
Husha
Bife
Cap'n Warren Arrives in New York to Assess Situation
Cap'n Warren visits New York to survey conditions causing consternation. The upcoming installment promises details on what occurred when he appeared in the metropolis and how officials respond.
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Cap'n Warren
New York
Metropolis
Butchers Sharpen Knives In Thebes Sepulcher Scene
In Thebes Egypt boteners sharpen knives on a round metal bar attached to their aprons. The bar’s blue color is said to come from a pigment or material. This detail appears in a fragmentary description of sepulcher scenes and tool use.
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Thebes
Egypt
Randall to challenge Cooper in First District race
Elkhorn native H. Randall former jucee of Kenosha county municipal court seeks the Republican nomination to run for Congress from Wisconsin's First district. Madison notes Vilas park Indian mounds restoration as city boast with Burroughs park and campus mound sites.
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Elkhorn
Cliffod H. Randall
Kenosha
Kenosha County
Henry Allen Cooper
Congress
Randall
Madison
Vilas Park
Burroughs Park
University
Two Rivers
Lake Shore
Wisconsin Pea Canners Company
Eau Claire
Wilbur
Violet Leigh
Wealey’ Philipps
Brefore
McBain
Huber
City Ends Wartime Bottle Ration in Kenosha
Kenosha ends bottle liquor sales in saloons and drug stores as a wartime measure. The police order will hold for the war period and aims to curb bootlegging between Kenosha and Waukegan. Saloon men accept the ruling without complaint.
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Kenosha
Seid
Waukgan
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News of the
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Racine
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State Board of Health
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la Valle
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J. C. Anderson
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Red Cross
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Richland Center
Toma Furniture Store
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Gizzard
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Neenah
Paul Sielair
Hortanyius
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Endeavor
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Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
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Clayton
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Louis Sorenson
Matt Leet
Wausat
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Capit! Issues Committee
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Oconomowne
Max Aumann, Sr
Jason, Marx, Jr
Janesville
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Maiden Rock
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Bay City
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Beloit College
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Otto Kroll
Prairie du Lac
Andre
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George Christensen
Mendota
Waukesha
Shawana
August Buettner
Buettner
Green Bay
Brown County
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Alept
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Green Bay Reformatory
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Stapleton
Nam
Aerial League of America
Industrial Commission
Comualisch
Mannette
Delta County
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