Selwyn Confronts Neergard Over Slowlitha Deal
Captain Selwyn confronts Neergard about the Slowitha investment and declares he will sever ties with the firm over method and conduct. Neergard resists, reveals personal motives, and faces potential exposure as Selwyn withdraws from the partnership. The power struggle exposes Neergard’s social ambitions and alleged schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draymore
Selwyn
Bia
Mottig
Belwyn
Walteald
Orchil
Selwr
Deraymor
Relwyn
Mottly
Fane
Neergard
Forty-second Street
Gerald
Offea
Slowitha Danly
Erroll
Liv
Boots Lan Sips Quiet House Move Sparks NYC Plot
Boots Lansig quietly buys a brick three story house on Manhattan Island between Lexington and Park. Selwyn returns from a final interview with Neergard to find Lansig’s room stripped and deserted, signaling a planned, secret withdrawal from their shared circle.
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Boots Lansiig
Manhattan Island
Lexington
Park Avenues
Selwyn
Lansing
Hig
Neergard
House Plans and Quiet Tensions Among Friends
A casual note reveals Pam declaring he has bought a house and inviting others to visit. Selwyn appears despondent as Latsin and Lansing discuss future rooms, renovations, and living arrangements. The scene shifts to talk of income, unemployment, and possible ventures like making bulk powders. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Boots
Neergard
Selwyn
Phu
Tidal Wave Devastates Italian Coastline With 40 Foot Surge
A monumental seismic tsunami struck Sicily and Calabria, washing away piers homes and gardens as a 40 foot wave rolled inland. Naval observers described the scene as mountains of water and land colliding, with towns evicted and the ground shifting under impact.
Naples braces for 50000 injured from Sicily disaster
Naples Italy awaits about 50000 injured from steamers from Sicily and Calabria. Authorities appeal to citizens to house overflow, with carriages and tram cars lent to transport victims. The Russian warship Makaroff brought 400 injured. a Duchess visited the quays. A boy searches ruin for his wounded father as survivors recount heroism and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Sicily
Calabria
Suole
Makaroff
Messina
Duchess of
Aosia
Gebbo
Chasm Opens Under Ferry Boat in Messina Tragedy
A ferryboat near Messina plunged after a sudden sea upheaval, killing many and leaving Reggio a city of the dead. Dazed survivors report widespread hunger as residents loot restaurants for food amid collapsed streets and silence broken only by groans of the wounded. Pulco, a druggist on board, estimates deaths near 10,000, while officials say fewer than 40,000 are alive in Messina.
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Naples
Pulco
Messina
Reggio
Puleo
Agoder Perusee
Cable Carries Cash 85000 for Earthquake Sufferers
Reports from New York indicate multiple national and international donations to aid earthquake victims. The Red Cross and National Society of Red Cross chapters pledge substantial sums, with Italy's Progresso contributing 5000 and Emperor Francis Joseph giving 10000 from Vienna. An Italian relief effort from Italy and a Wheeling, West Virginia connection are noted, while a separate tragedy in New York describes a man killing his mother during a mental health crisis.
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New York
Bec
Wile Sas
Red Cross
National Society
Christian Merald
Ralse
L) Progresso
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Set
Robert W. Chambers
Siowlihn
Frm
Daily Press
Back Ruthven
Sania
Ruthven
Sfonttha
Fifth Avenue
Pam
Booth
Phil
W. P. Lowry
Optician, Trust Co
Postoffice
Indiana
Japan
Nickel
Atlantic Refining CO. (Incorporated
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific BY. CO
A.&o
N. Y
New York Stock Exchange
the Bank OF Pittsburgh N. A
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburgh
Evening Gazette
CQOK
Bugs
Smith Saxony Axminster
Axminster
Electra Axminster
Swank & Company
Deo
Thoesia
Haig
Na Ferry
Wheeling Tourisrs
Wheeling, WY
Deu
Alberg M. Scheu
J. Schenk & Sons Company
Wheeling
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Dev
Emperor Fragele Joseph
Hutign
Arthur Trytie
Mra Aan Trower
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