The Holmes-Watson Reunion in Camden Row Mystery
Holmes returns to London after years abroad and plans a covert stakeout at Baker Street’s Camden Road to catch Moriarty’s ally. Watson watches as Holmes unveils a wax bust likeness and sets a trap, while the two recount a campaign of deception against their old enemies.
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Mycroft
Watson
Lorton
Moriarty
Tibet
Lassa
Jama
Sigereun
Persia
Mecca
Khalifa
Khartum
Foreign Office
France
Montpellier
London
Park Inne
Baker Street
Hanson
Holmes
Tluntsman
Lomlon
Manchester Street
Blandford Street
Nlera Holmes
Texartly
Camden Tose
Boerusete
Wutsoh
Terled
M. Oscar Mennier
Grenoble
Itesno
Reichenbach
Parker
Jew Sharp
Shadow Moves Over Window In Controllable Agitation
A narrator describes looking up from a page and spotting a shadow that has moved, causing a sudden alarm and clutching Holmes' arm. The scene conveys surprise and tension as the shadow shifts in the Helot window and the narrator reacts to the unexpected sight.
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Holmes
Encampment Opens for Grand Army of the Republic in Reading
Civil war veterans gathered for the 39th annual G A R state encampment in Reading Pa with National Commander in chief W W Blackmar arriving. An immense campfire at the Academy of Music started events as 1 600 veterans arrived including 750 delegates. Proceedings include welcomes, addresses by top leaders and names of candidate cities for next year.
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Reading
Grand Army of the Republic
W. W. Blackmar
Boston
Academy of Music
Thomas (. Sample
Ergelbert
Thomas J. Stewart
Binckmar
Uniontown
Fayette County
Gettysburg
Laneaster
Lock Haven
Women's Relief Corps
Brookville
Pennypacker
the Ladies of the Grand Away of the Republic
Home For
Hawkins ‘Station
Pittsburg
Two Boys Cremated on Atlantic City Beach
Two young brothers Ordner Delaney age seven and William Jeffries age five of Atlantic City were found dead after entering a brush heap under pine trees on the beach near New Hampshire avenue. The pile was set ablaze to provide materials for a jetty. Firemen extinguished the fire and a hoseman uncovered the victims beneath the brush, their bodies charred beyond recognition.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ordner J. Delaney
William Jeffries
New Hampshire Avenue
Ile
Lumber Consumption Study Planned by Forestry Bureau
Washington June 3. A conference between Forestry Bureau officials and George K Smith secretary of the National Lumber Manufacturers association led to a plan to determine total annual lumber cut and consumption in the United States. Each year blanks will be sent to lather associations and sawmills to report total mill cut shipments and land stock, with results mailed to Washington. The Commerce and Labor Department will assist in compiling names and computing results. The plan will start after January and publish a results statement as soon as possible.
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United States
Bureau of Forestry
Washington
George K. Smith
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Jofran
Department of Commerce and Labor
Woman Marries Inmate After Jail Visit Over Embezzlement Case
A Denison woman known as Mrs Mary Smith courted Charles A Wilkerson in a Sherman jail cell. After a rushed ceremony conducted by Juatha Hudson the couple wed with the license found regular. The bride departed. the groom returned to his cell as legal counsel debated witness issues.
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Sherman
Mary Smith
Denison
Charles A. Wiskergon
Juatha Hudson
Grand Army of the Republic in session at Reading
Thousands attend the Grand Army state encampment parade in Reading. Major M A Gherst leads as chief marshal with national and state officers present. A second parade honors the McKinley monument unveiled by Miss Maud C Hintz as President Roosevelt’s greeting is read.
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W. W. Blackmar
Grand Army
John McNevin
Astonia
Sons of Veterans
Women's Relief Corps
Abbie Lynch
Pittsburg
McKinley
Maud C. Hintz
Jenkin Hill
McKinley Memorial Committee
Roosevelt
Thomas
Zim Terman
Mrs. Sue M. Simp reverses flag act to expel from league
Mrs Sue M Simp wrapped in an American flag and demanded the Women's International Union Label League expel her over treason charges at a convention in Chicago. Accusations were leveled by president Maynie Brettell who cited letters to AFL President Gompers claiming chaotic league affairs required reorganizing under a new name and control. The report also lists National and American League standings with teams like Cincinnati Brooklyn New York and Chicago noted among others.
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Chicago
Sue M. Simp
Women’s International Union Label League
Maynie Brettell
Tull House
Tf Lo
Simpson
How Germ Diseases Start in the Body
Nearly all disease germs enter the body through the air or via food and drink. A weak stomach allows sour fermenting matter to form, enabling germs to spread through the body. Headache, backache, poor appetite, nausea, stomach gnawing, and debility signal a weakened digestive system, with Mi o na tablets offered as relief by T. E. Hildebrand in Indiana, under a strong guarantee.
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T. E. Hildebrand
Indiana
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A. Conan Doyle
Sherlock Trmes
E. D. Steele
G. A. R. and Women's Relief Corps
Cers
M. A. Gherst
Chiief W. W. Blackmar
National Department
Albona
National
J. R. Clements
Hetridge Building
P. O
Box
Club Wool Pets Club
LI. Bet
Oinnitati
Ane Ab. Louis
Fal Beaton Vo
Qhicaga
Bk Bet
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelpha
St. Louis
Cleveland
Phils
Aly Bud
Louis
Philadelphia
Equitable
S. W. Guthrie
National Casket Company
John F. Steving
Sutton
Ost St
the City Grocery
Ira A. Myers
Brace Bros
Sanitary Dyers and Cleaners
Pittsburgh
Ourea
SU Druggista
Midikes
F. B. Longwill
al Dru
L.A Meme
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