Secret graveyard vigil ends in startling discovery
Mrs Innes and a detective party accompany Dr. Jamieson to a Casanova churchyard grave to confront a missing body. At the coffin’s lid a silver plate reveals the slain Paw Armstrong was not inside, leaving a mystery over the fate of the real victim and the pleas for restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsey Fount
Dr. Stewart
Winters
Stewart
Sunnyside
Casanova
Alex
Daig
Jamieson
Gertrude
Halsey
Miss Innes
Paw Armstrong
Between Two Fireplaces in a Hidden Room Mystery
The narrator, exhausted after a perilous night, ponders identities of key figures in a sprawling caper. He suspects a hidden wall chamber at Sunnyside and plans daytime measurements to confirm suspicions while awaiting updates from Gertrude and Jamieson.
Fragmented narrative passage with tangled names and places
A disjointed, OCR flood of dialogue and names describes scenes around storms, travel, and people such as Lake and Armstrong. The text references a tower in California, conversations about cure and travel, and mentions several individuals in a tangled, partially garbled arc.
Tramp leads to hospital clue in Sunnyside tale
In a late chapter, Mrs Jamieson recounts Halses’s sudden recovery aided by a grateful tramp from Sunnyside. A mysterious note directs detectives to Johnsville hospital as another lead unfolds, with long distance calls progressing the case.
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Pethans
Grad
Alex
Sunnyside
Halses
Jamieson
Armstrong House
Louise
Johnsville
Johnsvilis
Mr. Jamieson
Remarkable跨 Border Mail Route From Beebe Plain to Quebec
Letter routing between Beebe Plain Vermont and Beebe Plain Quebec makes a 294 mile journey despite offices being ten feet apart. The postmaster describes the circuitous path via White River Junction Lennoxville and Stanstead Junction, with the U S and Canada offices in the same room. Also begins reflection on reaching fifty and aging.
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Beebe Plain
Quebec
Canada
United States
International Boundary Line
Uncle Sam
King Eoward
Vermont
Hit
New
White River
Lennoxvile
Quebecs
Boston and
Maine
Grand
Trubk
Stanstead Junction
Derby
White River Junction
Doctoring Eggs to Order in Havana Café Theme
A young diner in a Guban restaurant complains of breakfast eggs in Havana being undercooked and served lukewarm. He notes the contrast with his preferred meals and recalls limewashed eggs, while a shady vendor and the bar area frame his critique.
Royal Welcome for Roosevelt in New York Parade
Theodore Roosevelt returned to the United States on June 18 and received a spontaneous, nonpartisan homecoming in New York City. A crowd filled Battery Park as Mayor Gaynor and officials welcomed him, with brief speeches by Taft era delegates and other prominent figures. A grand parade through the city followed, honoring the former president after his African expedition and European tour.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Gaynor
Battery Park
Perry Gona
Ihis
Cryer
TaAewyll
Fayolingly
Tut Wae
Snitech Makiak
Flotilla Hails Roosevelt Transit Arrival in New York
The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria was met by a vast flotilla of New York craft at quarantine and by crowds cheering the Roosevelt visit. A planned 20 mile parade was trimmed after widespread requests from organizations nationwide. To avoid leaving spectators in the lurch, a unique arrangement by the committee was adopted.
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New York
Ike
Republican Club of
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Coast Line
Maine
California
Gulf 10
Great Lakes
Battery
Harlem River
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Homeward Bound Parade Welcomes Crew
The Voyager returns with Colonel Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt waving from the deck as a harbor parade forms. A quarantine reception is followed by a revenue cutter voyage, with a water parade of gaily decorated boats and marching clubs. Police lead, then 500 Rough Riders march in, escorting Roosevelt in a carriage amid a long motor procession.
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Roosevelt
Mounted Police
New York
Robert Hunter
Oklahoma City
Dead Man Returns After Being Buried Alive
A Hoboken man identified as James D H son of Hoboken was buried after a presumed death. He later returned home alive to the astonishment of his wife and eight children. He offers no explanation for his disappearance last summer, and who was buried in his place remains a mystery. A separate note from California details a surgeon’s success grafting a calf jawbone to replace a crushed jaw following a bull attack. The process united rapidly and effectively, offering a remarkable surgical result for the ranchman Schilheimer.
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Weehawken
N J
James DH
Hoboken
Surgler
California
Schilheimer
Los Angeles
Wisconsin state notes from diverse towns and incidents
Burdened by a flood of fragmented reports from La Crosse Portage Kenosha and Madison the Wisconsin state wire summarizes court actions deaths crimes fires and civic events. The coroner probes a fatal crash near Portage while a man near Harvard is believed killed by a train. A child burns in Kenosha and a large launch burns at Maiden Rock. Firemen seek a 1911 tournament site and ministers gather in Wausau and Fond du Lac outlines. A run of local court cases includes a murder plea in La Crosse and a suicide in Deerfield.
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Wyukes
Baptist Choret
Wes
Brook M. Migewtte
University of Chilean
Sim
Tage
Waite
Eerie
Leora
Fred Palut
Tessa
Bert
Miles
la Cres
Muritersr
Jatin
Brontier
Ely
Tomas Apter
Hriestien
Ormay
Kenosha
John
Tuttlen
Chicago Real Avenue
Mina
Petiers
Sdrvice
Tangaville
Wat
Turney
Tellis House
Burney
St. Louis
Portage
Feedmayt
Drahemn
J. BH. Clark
Wearfield
Lune
Bell
Clark
Pegtl Bence
Drahelin
Hilbert
Wisconsin
Viilbert Junction
Reedsville
Two Rivers
Plymouth
Cantern Wisconsin
Milbwaukett Road
la Crosse
Joan H. Studier
Earl Jution Company
Matt Ruesgen
Jsenosha
vVerla Carlin
Mia
Fred Cartin
Lake Pepin
Madison
C. M Starkweather
Seymour
Appleton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Askeaton
Fond du Lac
Eastern Wisconsin Railway & Light Company
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Edgerton
Primitive Methodist Western Association of
Winconsin
Winnoix
Albion Prairie
Wausau
Baptist Ministers of Wisconsin
Fort Atkinson
Fort Atkenson
State Firemen’s Association
Ashland
Land in Canada an investment land in Canada
The article discusses farming land investment in Canada with mixed notes on availability and pricing. It mentions rail access, railway towns, and varying land values, including mentions of government agencies and agent roles, plus a humorous courtroom aside about a will. Names and places appear in scattered form.
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Peete
Peocehweings
Uae
Teresa Venti
Wien
Dole
Renhdener Daller
Elesa Preg Cbel
Ted Pratt
Woda
Thielae Rands
Dogitentink
WMT Pett
Camda Linds
Canada
Lund
Nartyting
Ahern
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Anil Ciardian
ERA Inaest
Chepte
Tates
Sanayaite
Ariel Irimatranide
Petia Vty
APU Pearson
Cadens
Amd
2A Jones
Na'elouk
Gartrale
GSO
Margaimne
Liddy
Fortunatedy
Warner
Baron
Hardtack
Wifons
Rosie
Mr. Jhainisgon
Jayabson
Armstrong
Do¢Kar
Dg Teedye
Sunova
Liday
Pan Armstrong
Lourge
Thomas
Mrs. Watson
Nina Carrington
Mina Carrington
Daladteertys
Nist Atoll
Aersk
Courde
Mikee Canes
Tiler
le Cortington
Californie
Eer
Guue
Wwebl
Haeres
Areata Og
Tinkande
Aly
Linsey
Philip, Sousa
Havana
Twenty-third Street
Manhattan Island
Haosevelt
Igno
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Evening Post
State News
Henpeck
Jones
Jonen
Jenkins
Brown
Aoha
Scrapa
China
Post
Postum Cereal Co, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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