Murder on the Sea Aboard Bascom Ship
On a sailing ship, Captain Holly and crew confront a murder spree after Dubois is found stabbed. Bascom, the ship’s owner, appears insane and vanishes between decks as Olson and White aid in a perilous search. Two more bodies are found, but Bascom remains hidden aboard, possibly lurking in the engine room or hold, demanding caution and vigilance.
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Dade
Mr. Bascom
Philip Bascom
Dubois
Lenyard
Thermate
Masters
White
Olyson
Olson
Carrington
Seayard
Bascom
Hevei
Hadley
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Holly
Tony
Masterd
Théron
Tony Rapello
Mecoqann
Vero
The Work of a Fiend on a Dark Ship Deck
A crew member fears an invisible killer aboard the ship as terror and duty clash. He orders guards forward, assigns watch duties, and prepares to hunt the hidden foe before it can strike again. A tense scene unfolds with lantern light and mounting suspense.
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Finty Stateroom
Dubois
Bascom's
Dude
Epin
SiStay
Smhite
Jong
Tenyard
Mysterious abduction escape on ship fuels fear
On a damaged page a shipboard pursuit unfolds as Bascom vanishes after an escape, with Tony Rapello and a crew member seeking the rogue in the fo'castle and forepeak. The narrator weighs Bascom’s diseased mind and the crew readies a ruthless search to recapture the danger hidden aboard.
Judge endorses Eatonio remedy for stomach relief
Washington report quotes Judge William G. Chambers endorsing Eatonio as a natural cure for appetite loss indigestion and dyspepsia. He claims it relieves gas belching heartburn and improves general health and promises relief or money back. A drugstore box is available today for a small daily cost.
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Wiliam
Hatontlo
Judge Chambers
Eatonio
Mexican match a curiosity from our point of view
A short piece notes the Mexican friction match as a curiosity. It explains a match with a cotton string coating, two heads, and waxed string allowing lighting in light breeze. It contrasts factory vs hand labor in Mexico where girls and boys earn a few cents daily.
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Mexico
Do Not Read Casualty Lists Mentioned In Atlantic Monthly
An Englishwoman in the Atlantic Monthly notes that casualty lists are no longer read aloud and people avoid discussing the fallen. A Gordon regiment officer recalls places filling as soon as soldiers fall, underscoring the harsh reality. Greater New York reports about 6,600 motorcyclists and roughly 25,000 statewide. A man without hands is described as never feeling well.
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Atlantic Monthly
Greater
New York
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