Sable Lorcha saga ends in peril and pursuit
In a tangled tale from a New York page, Clyde learns of the Sable Lorcha mystery linking Cameron Moran and McNish. Miss Clement unravels a long China trade vendetta from six Chinese companies to Moran, Murphy, and Soy, revealing a staged kidnapping on a yacht and an attempted capture aboard the Glamorganshire bound for Hong Kong.
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Cameron
Clyde
Cambis
Nell Gwynne i
Mysterion Cameron
Evelyn
Johnson
Jameron
Yup Sing
New York
Fan Sing
Miss Clement
Urphy
Crystal Consolidated
Vitth Avenue
Eveclyn
Milliétre
China
Ching
Murphy
Yup
Constad M'Nish
M'Nish
Donald M'Nish
Otland
An 'Nish
Sable Lorcha
Soy
Nish
Itor
Tor Ching
Castor
McNish
Dr. Addison
Misa Clement
Yap Sing
John Soy
Macac
Canton
Moran
United States
P Loreba
Horda
Megan
Six Companies
Tongs
Peking
Buffalo
Miles Clement
Yun Sing
Cos’ Cob River
Chinatown
Loy
Mr Cameron
Peter Johnson
Dory
Otsking
New Hogland
South China Sea
MecNish
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Clyde
Fkear
The Glamorganshire Sailed for Hong Kong in October 28
I confirm the steamer Glamorganshire sailed for Hong Kong on October 28 carrying no passengers. Bartlett Brothers, agents in the Produce Exchange Building, provided the data. The ship traveled via the Mediterranean and Suez, calling at Azores and Gibraltar, delaying for coal. Port Said expected around December 6, with Mediterranean ports to follow.
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Miss Clement
Bartlett Brothers
Glamorganshire
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Azores
Gibraltar
Port Said
Mr. Clyde
Race of taller humans prompts armor tale from Europe
A German castle custodian near Innsbruck and a Vaduz castle guard report armor too small for their statures, echoing older Gothic homes with low doors. The piece muses whether human height is increasing, noting archers and armor from knights contrast with present vigor and suggesting modern people outstrip ancestors in stature. The column ends with light humorous exchanges about summer boarders.
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Germany
Innsbruck
Vaduz
Ailing Women of Middl e Age Fleetwood Pa
Letter from Mrs Edward B Ene of Fleetwood Pa testifies to relief from “change life” symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She notes headaches dizziness hot flashes and insomnia improving and says she would publish the letter. The advertisement claims the remedy strengthens the nervous system and supports women through menopause.
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Fleetwood
Lydia E. Pinkham
Edward B. Ene
Bert
Lysse E. Pinkham
Faded Prose Fragments Mention Local Trade and Phrases
A scattered clipping references dishonesty and fool killer images, notes New Orleans bread must be wrapped to protect from flies, claims Single Binder cigars outperform other 5¢ brands, and includes a quip about laying bills on the table. The mix suggests a miscellaneous page item with advertisements and stray quotes.
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New Orleans
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DT Reser
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Ty Carter
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Soren
Feria
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London
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