The Scarlet Arrow: Paris Chief Faces Spy Ring Plot
Chief of police M Claude uncovers M Landre's role in the Avengers society linked to Prussian schemes. In a tense plot, Claude seals Landre's fate after exposing incriminating papers and scarlet arrow tokens, while Nina Fleurette and Chatelain are used in a coercive scheme. The emperor Napoleon III approves a grim punishment in a city gripped by intrigue.
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Claude
Mme
Jeanne Rigault
Napoleon III
M. Claude
Mme. Rigault
Chateau
M. Landre
Louig
Napoleon
Society of Avengers
Paria
Rigault
Louise Autran
Louise
Landre
Autell
Creatures of the Underworld
Prussia
France
Louis Napoleon
Mandre
Cite
Hue Aux Feves
Nina Whuretts
Nina Fleurette
Monsieur
Rue du Temple
Eyl Chatelain
Mberty
Seine
Paris
Chatelain
M. Martine
M. Blauvert
Napoleon Til
Emperor
Auteil
M. Lundre
Indicator Wielders in the Various Baseball Leagues
A compiled list by Francis Rich ter of Philadelphia names umpires for many leagues. National League includes Emslie Johnston Klein Rudderham O Day Rigler. American league lists Sheridan O Loughlin Connolly Hurst Egan Evans. Eastern league features Stafford Sullivan Kelly Conway Moran. American association lists Hayes List Kerins Bierhalter Kane Owens. Southern league names Carpenter O'Brien Pfenninger Fitzsimmons. Tri-State league Connors Finneran Hannon Walker. Connecticut league Kennedy Rorty McCloud Wilkinson. New York league Cusack Brady Hoffer Peffer. New England league Stockdale Murphy O'Brien Connolly O'Brien. Virginia league Mace Weaterveldt Bryan. Central league Killen McKenzie Chill Connolly Wesson. I I I league Walsh Setley McGreery Danshy. Ohio-Pennsylvania league Bannon Hardy Weddigs Pastorius. Ohio league Handiboe Sheldon Hart Milligan. South Atlantic league Buckley Finley Lanigan. Western league Haskell Brennan Davis. Cotton States league Hall Bamimert Larocque Shuster Alloway Finnie Hoffman. Wisconsin league Flynn Kehleen Walker Elder Ototelle. Texas league Wirt Spencer Severs Ghio Barrett. Western association Burke Pokorney Shuster Alloway Finnie Hoffman. Wisconsin-Illinois league Flynn Miller Killen Miller.
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Francis Richter
Philadelphia
Robert Emslie
Willam Johnston
William Klein
Frank Rudderham
Henry O'Day
William Rigler
John Sheridan
Frank O'Loughlin
Thomas Connolly
Timothy Hurst
John W. Egan
William Evans
John Stafford
W. J. Sullivan
Thomas B. Kelly
J. H. Conway
August Moran
Gerald Hayes
William List
John Kerins
W. Bierhalter
Stephen Kane
Clarence Owens
Southern League
B. Carpenter
J. J. O'Brien
Dan Pfenninger
D. K. Fitzsimmons
William Connors
James Finneran
James Hannon
Thomas Walker
Charles Kennedy
R. Rorty
H. K. McCloud
John Wilkinson
New York League
Hemphill Revived by Move to New York in Spring
Charley Hemp hill, the New York outfielder, has emerged as a spring surprise with strong play under manager Clark Griffith. The switch from St. Louis to New York seems to have benefited him greatly.
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Charley Hemphill
New York
Hemphill
Clark Griffith
St. Louis
Chicago Sends Doc Marshall to Cubs in Utility Deal
Manager John McCloskey releases catcher Doc Marshall to the Chicago Cubs. Marshall, from New York, played for the Cardinals before yielding catching duties to younger players. Chicago promises a player in return later in the season, details to come.
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Chicago Geta
Doc” Marshall
John McCloskey
Doc" Marshall
Chicago Cubs
Chance
Marshall
Cardinals
New York
McCloskey
Chicago
McGinnity Put on Waivers As Strang Nicklin Rumored
“Iron Man” Joe McGinnity will not pitch again for the New York Giants. John McGraw has demanded waivers on McGinnity and no claim has been filed yet. Waivers are also requested on Sammy Strang Nicklin, with Brooklyn reportedly set to claim him within the ten day period.
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Nina Fleurette
M. Claude
Rue de Jerusalem
Nina Floirette
Blauvert
Martine
M. Martine
Lapin Blanc
Messieurs
M. Blauvert
Emil Chatelain
Cel 15
Fleurette
Chatelain
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