Death on the Beach at Ocean Town Hotel Majusaca Scene
Titus Riggs witnesses a man pulled from the ocean and laid on the beach as a crowd gathers. Garrett Folsom is confirmed dead, with his valet Ross confirming the identity and noting prior cramps and indigestion. The body is brought to the Majusaca Hotel where tense questions begin.
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Majusaca
Ocean Town
N. J
Titus Riggs
Ned Barron
Copper King
Madeline
Angelica Fair
Robin Sears
Robin
Croydon Sears
Camelita Waldon
Roger Neville
Garrett Folsom
Barnaby
Ross Sid
Dixon
Rose
Mr. Folsom
Tam
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Promises Relief for Stomach Distress
An advertisement promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin, a stomach aid sold by J. A. Hart Drug Company and other druggists. It claims to strengthen upset stomachs and relieve gas heaviness and distention, offering a money back guarantee if it does not help.
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R. A. Hart Drug Company
Dave
J. A. Hart Drug Company
Folsom's Death Rasps Chicago Ties At Local Hotel
In a hotel, Detective Dixon directs the handling of Mr. Folsom's death. Roger Neville confirms Folsom's sister in Chicago and business ties with Roger Neville. The body will likely go to Chicago after telegraphing Miss Folsom with the plain facts and awaiting her arrival.
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Mr. Folsom
Roger Neville
Dixon
Pelham
Ross
Manning
Chicago
Neville
Folsom
Inquiry into Folsom's Death Deepens
The dialogue reveals an inquiry into Mr. Folsom's death as witnesses discuss circumstances and pending doctor certificates. The narrative promises further chapters to uncover more details and identify involved parties.
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Folsom
Saint and Sinner A courtroom confrontation and motive talk
Faith Lane argues with Stephen Churchill about Cherry Lane's innocence and the murder motive tied to Ralph Cluny's will. Bob asserts footprints prove the killer, while Churchill weighs evidence and the possibility of a self defense plea as the case advances.
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Faith
Bob
Stephen Churchill
Miss Lane
Churchill
Cherry
S. Clany
S. Clany?” You ‘Forget the Will,’ Churchill
Ralph Clany
Cherry Lane
Mr. Cluny
Negro Confesses to Killing Two Persons in Alabama
Horace Devaughn, a Black man, confessed to murdering A. B. Moore, Southern Railway supervisor, and Mrs. Ruby Thornton. He said Moore cursed him, Moore’s car was nearby, and he shot Moore with a shotgun, then shot Thornton as she attempted to逃. He claimed to take Moore’s watch and money. confession occurred with detectives and reporters present.
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Birmingham
Ala
Horace Devaughn
Ruby Thornton
A. B. Moore
Southern Railway
Jim Davis
Moore
Three Corporations Issued Certificates
Raleigh February 1 AP certificates of incorporation issued by Secretary of State W N Everett include Cromartie Cook Hardware company Dunn with 50000 authorized capital and 10000 subscribed by Cromartie Cook and family, Hodge company Charlotte authorized for patents and inventions, and The McDaniel Company Elkin department store with 30000 authorized capital. Hawkins Blanton company Lynchburg Va.
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Raleigh
W. N. Everett
Cromartie-Cook Hardware Company
Dunn
R. L. Cromartie, Sr
E. L. Cook
Dora C. Cook
R. L. Ot Jr
Duna
Wm. B. Hodge Company
Charl
Otte
Wm. B. Hodge
Jessie H. Hodge
T. C. Guthrie
Charlotte
McDaniel Company, Inc
Eiskin
E. W. MesDaniel
Elkin
M. J. Allen
W. 8. Drean, Jr
Hawkins-Blanton Company, Inc
Lynchburg
Cascara Cure Promises Purity and Pore Health
A vintage ad touts cascara as a natural bowels cleanser avoiding "all intoxication." It claims cascara cleanses the system and pores, contrasts with mineral oil, and urges stopping habitual laxative use. The candy cascaret is offered to children and adults at 10¢ and 25¢.
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Havana
San Rafael and
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Roof Garden
Vera Janova
Hotel Imperial
Harry Hotiman
Bob Iz
Ralph
Negro
Cascarets
Aptimonell
Ae Fs
Gries
FORD
Peta
Ren
Man
Lincoln
Fordson
Randleman
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