Charned Pursuit of a Widow's Secrets Unfolds in Bank Plot
Lang Sellars the Southern detective uncovers a web around widow Elinor Kellogg as John Thorn and Robert Terry probe trunked connections at the banker's home. Hidden letters photographs and a poison box reveal a murky scheme tied to robbery and possible murder while the young Legs of Thorn discusses trust and danger.
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John
Terry
Strong
Elinor Kellogg
Mar;riace
Janette
Brhiona
Tage
Robert
Beltars
Tig
Stephen Keloes
Strona
Perhoga
Tadaing
Doxenjeex
John Theen
Georgia
Ela
Per- Tapa
John Thorn
Hiebert
Mr. Thorn
Amd
Sellars
Lawrence Terry Farts
Srink
Llie
Karl
Tam
Richmond
Pretantiz
Lang Sellers
Euor Iselloge
Ellmor Newberry
Marine underwriters must be American by policy
The article argues that American marine underwriting has declined as foreign firms dominate the field. It details historical protection by duties, the rise of foreign agencies, and the need for discriminating duties to rebuild American capital and underwriting, asserting that only then will American shipping and industry prosper again.
Miles Orders Troops From Porto Rico to Home Air Troops
General Miles is ordered to send troops from Porto Rico that are not needed for service there. No landing site in the United States is chosen yet, but sites are being examined for a healthful camp with immediate disembarkation. The transport City of Macon arrived from Montauk with the Seventeenth Infantry. The transport Seneca also arrived with the Fourth Infantry.
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Miles
Lome
Porto Rico
United States
Montauk
Macon
Montauk Point
Santiago
Seneca
Decker
Weather stations barred by Harti. Haiti opposes near Mole St Nicholas
Administration moved to set 2 chain weather bureau stations in the West Indian islands and Central America to warn ships of tropical storms. Haiti refused over territorial fears linked to Mole St Nicholas, delaying tropical cyclone alerts for southern coasts.
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Tgarly
Weather Bureau
Indian Islands
Central America
Theweather Bureau Service
Harti
Powell
Hartian Foreign Office
Mole St. Nicholas
United States
Castillo Gives Cuban Version of Dispute with Garcia
Brig. Gen. Joaquin J. Castillo who accompanied Gen. Shafter to Cuba as the Cuban army’s representative returns a damaged transport report to the Cuban junta in New York. He outlines a Santiago disagreement claiming Shafter promised to hand the city to Cuba when captured, then broke that promise, while Castillo denies the charges and accuses Garcia’s side of fault.
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Castillo
Garcia
Joaquin J. Castillo
Shafter
Cuha
Afuntauuk Point
New York
Castile
Santiago
Shatter
Calixto Garcia
Tle
Bhaflor
Gastillo
Manila Reinforcement Planned for Dewey Fleet
Admiral Dewey's squadron at Manila is to be reinforced with at least three or four of the North Atlantic fleet's best vessels. The new ships will travel via the Suez Canal and reach Agintiy Water in early fall. Details of the sub fleet are not complete but Oregon, the fast cruiser in New York and Brooklyn, and possibly the battleship Tadiaha are to be overhauled for the trip to the Far East. The aim is to refresh ships long in commission so they can be properly decked and cleaned after months at sea.
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Robert
Tan
Thorn
Hallara
Sallara
Elinor Kellogg
Flinor Newberry
Ami
Eiher
Sellars
Heyard
Beromi
Rimergeuer
Dewey
Manila
Fatara
Stes Cndt
Wil
Agintiy Water
Oregon
New York
Brooklin
Tadiaha
Liewey
Aimed Rebel Plans Arid War Prep In Manila Turmoil
Aguinaldo’s adjutant Tarante orders insurgents to disarm large men and plant crops for future war needs while Aguinaldo controls Manila water supplies. General Otis moves to govern as Mer- THE relinquishes command and steps to lead from Manila.
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Aztuialdo
Mer
Har
Manila
Sen. Otis
San Juan Harbor Open Amid Calls for American Takeover
San Juan Harbor is declared open for trade with Porto Rico. Foreign vessels may enter, a channel 265 feet wide remains passable after a sunken ship was partially cleared to deter entry. Evacuation of the city proceeds, Spanish soldiers wish to return home, merchants desire American possession.
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Porto Rico
Army Will At Cubans Declaring Relief Aid Dispute
The Red Cross will not run relief supplies to destitute Cubans due to subsistence department opposition citing law bars. Miss Clara Baerton's offer to assist is declined. The auxiliary fleet will shrink to essential needs with several transports sold or returned, and revenue cutters kept.
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St. Lois
St. Paul
Yale
Warvard
Navy
Treasury Department
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