Holy Ghoster returns home after South American mission
Mabel Collins of Philadelphia quits the Holy Ghoster expedition led by Thomas B. O'Reilly and returns to Philadelphia. She describes a failed South American mission and hardship that Changed her views. Nearby, Harry Sampson’s death case sees his aunt Mrs. Sampson arrested for his shooting.
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Philadelphia
Argentine Republic
Mabel Collins
Catharine Street
South America
Thomas B. O'Reilly
Buenos Ayres
England
Hell’s Kitchen
New York
O'Reilly
Collins
Harry Sampson
Rochester
N. Y
Admiral Sampson
Sampson
The Fighting Hope Plot Summary Preview
A court case sends Robert Granger to Sing Sing for overcertifying a 700000 check, while Gotham Trust’s Burton Temple becomes a public scapegoat. Temple hires detective Cane to find Brady papers to prove innocence as Miss Anna Dale joins Craven in a tense struggle over truth and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Granger
Gotham Trust Company
Cornelius Brady
Burton Temple
Granger
Sing Sing
Temple
Craven
Brady
Deective Cane
Miss Graham
Anna Dale
Mrs. Mason
Miss Dale
Woman vows to make Burton Temple pay for ruin
Anna Granger confronts her shattered ideals and plots revenge against Burton Temple, Gotham Trust president, who harmed her family and branded her husband’s children. She steels herself to expose his private misdeeds while balancing duties with Mrs Mason and the danger of discovery.
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Anna Granger
Mrs. Mason
Anna
Jillie
Robert
Burton Temple
The
Gotham Trust
Temple
Miss Dale
Miss Graham
Hunt for the Woman in Temple's Granger Case
Temple resists public pressure to prove his innocence without solid proof. Craven, his longtime ally, urges a compromise though Temple insists on awaiting verifiable evidence. The financier argues the New York public demands proof before he defends himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Craven
Granger
New York
Missouri
New Firefighting Method Used Wine To Stop Blaze
In Terrasse Isere a warehouse fire overwhelmed by a failing water supply was fought with wine. Hundreds of casks were hurled into the flames and the wine extinguished the blaze, bringing the fire under control.
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Paris
Terrasse
Isere
Auto chases full grown deer along Route in New Jersey
Edwin Walters driving for George A. Helme of New York City pursued a deer for over two miles on the Helmetta Spotswood road after a jolt while adjusting a part of the car. He halted twice thinking he had struck a man, then continued the chase as the deer fled toward the west and across fields under street lamps.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Helmetta
Spotswood
Edwin Walters
George A. Helme
New York City
Mr. Helme
George W. Helma
Walters
Old neighbors joke on a college educated son
Two neighbors exchange pleasantries about a son named Bill who finished college. One asks what he learned and the other quips he can speak seven languages but lacks ideas to express them, ending with a local color remark from the Pittsburgh Post.
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Bill
Pitteburg Fost
New Books on Buffalo Bill and Western Tales
New titles include True Tales of the Plains by Empire Book Co. with Buffalo Bill’s life and frontier battles, The Lure of the City by David James Burrell on urban ethics, A Junior Congregation by James M. Farrar on youth church work, Sappho in Boston by an anonymous author, Black Bruin by Clarence Hawkes about a bear, Raw Gold by Bertrand W. Sinclair set in the Northwest, plus illustrations by Charles Copeland and Clarence H. Rowe.
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Plains
Empire Book Co
New York City
Buffalo Bill
Mr. Cody
Billy Comstock
Comstock
Custer
Forsythe
Arickaree River
Roman Nese
David James Burrell
D. D
Marble Collegiate Church
New York
Funk & Wagnalls Company
James M. Farrar
First Reformed Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Farrar
Clarence Hawkes
George Wr. Jacobs
Philadelphia
Charles Copeland
Hawkes
Black Brain
Granddad
Dad
Bertrand W. Sinclair
G. W. Dillingham Company
Northwest
Gordon MacRae
Sarge Flood
Northwest Mounted Police
Clarence H. Rowe
Notice of suit in Marion County Superior Court 1908
State of Indiana Marion County. No 772. Martin J Steirs et al vs Ella Greenwood et al. Complaint to set aside a conveyance. defendants not residents of Indiana declared necessary parties. They must appear by January 18 1909 or default will be entered. Clerk Leonard M Quill. Myers Ogden Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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State of Indiana
Marion County
Superior Court
State of
Indiana
Martin J. Steirs
Ella Greenwood
Elia Greenwood
Gunilla M. Winberg
Sac
Indianapolis
Leonard M. Quill
Myers & Ogdon
Lodge explores science and faith in new volume
Moffat Yard & Co publish Sir Oliver Lodge curious blend of science and Christianity under headings Science and Faith Corporate Worship and Service The Immortality of the Soul and Science and Christianity The work aims to guide theology students and those seeking a scientific foundation for immortality Frances Hodgson Burnett offers The Good Wolf a child friendly tale that also engages adults The Roosevelt children are fans and the book ships with Harold Sichel illustrations.
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Oliver Lodge
Frances
Hodgson Burnett
Moffat, Yard & Co
New York
Lord Fauntleroy
Roosevelt
Mrs. Burnett
Harold Sichel
Spirituelle encounter echoes in a wary glance
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a passing comment about a once praised spirituelle girl described as aspirituelle. The exchange notes an earlier admiration and a shifted gaze, with a terse remark rubbe neck linked to the moment.
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Joe
Bears
Castoria
AUR Company
CIT
Holy Ghoster
D. H. Loomis
Philadelphia Medical College
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Ntact
DHC
Beas
Bayura B
Cember
Berlin
FEA
Ithout Coupon
Perest
UG Amu
Ceils
C. O. D. Nor Mail
Sappho
Boston
Science
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Hartmann’s
King Coal CO
Blake St
Jos. J. Young
Mer
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Broadway
Main
Peron
Massachurect
Vutcan
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