The Angel of Trouble Chapter XXXI Disappears Wynter
John Wynter flees by Chicago Limited seeking escape from haunting memories. After a fall, theft, and delirium he awakens in a country room under care, now calling himself Gray and wondering if Caird in India was reprieved.
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India
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Norrow
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Grand Rapids Central league lineup announced
Here is Mr Annis qope on the new Grand Rapids Central league club with pitchers Alberts Martin Hagerman J Myers Larsen catchers Bailey Tieman first baseman Kihm second baseman Kahl shortstop Raily manager Sheehan third baseman McNiece Kehoe Core outfielders.
Special sale on all wool blue serge suits in Indianapolis
Direct from New York's largest wholesale tailors 32 Stores offers made to order all wool blue serge suits for 12.75 today in Indianapolis. Cannot be duplicated by local tailors for less than 25. S. J. Singer & Sons 48 W. Washington St.
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King Mary Lose The king on edge of dethronement
The king of Greece is near dethronement as critics deem him too mild to satisfy the people. Attempts to placate subjects fail against the conservative majority. He sent the crown prince to Italy seeking King Victor Emmanuel III to promise aid if revolt breaks out.
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Mayor takes action on four saloon cases in nine day absence
Mayor Shank returned to office after nine days and presided over hearings for four saloon keepers cited under the Nicholson law. Michael Ford was acquitted on oath not to violate again. Albert South avoided penalties by agreeing to replace a faulty lock. Moses Lipschitz had his license suspended sixty days for illicit bottles and a faulty partition in his West Washington shop. Thomas Dillon faced warning as unrest around his saloon continued but no license revocation.
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Gall Is Guilty by Verdict of the U S Jury
A federal court jury found Paul C Gall guilty in about two and a quarter hours on the charge of aiding and abetting Max Emmerich in the Iowa bank theft scheme involving nearly $2 million from Capital National Bank of Indianapolis. Gall proclaimed innocence after the verdict.
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South Boston to Celebrate Evacuation Day Parade
Boston March 11 The South Boston district plans a large Evacuation Day celebration on March 17 with a big parade. The War Department will have regular troops participate as 134 years since British forces left. Attending guests include Secretary of the Navy George Von L Meyer and military representatives from Washington.
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Gin as Medicine for Kidneys Liver and Bladder
Doctors endorse a gin based remedy for kidney and urinary issues. Mix six ounces gin with buchu extract and murax compound, shake well and take one to two teaspoonfuls three times daily after meals. Prescribed to relieve lame back and rheumatic pains from kidney weakness.
Paradera parade chief named for peninsula display
Medals of honor for gallantry in the Bex dago and Philippine campaigns appoints Lt McInnes as chief of staff for the big annual peninsula parade. He plans a grand event inviting seven Ninth Regiment companies four Eighth four Fifth four Coast Artillery units and other naval and veteran groups plus high school cadets.
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Daylight Robbers Attack Paymaster in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio March 11 two highwaymen assaulted Paymaster John McCann and clerk C M Pammering of Dexter Coal Company at West Brilliant. Pammering is dying and $4,000 was stolen. The robbers fled into nearby woods. A cracked lead poem in ad form follows, unrelated to the crime, promoting a two-piece suit at 12.75.
Protection for automobile buyers under Selden patent
United States Patent No 549160 granted 1895 held valid by Judge Hough covering modern gasoline automobiles. Licenses issued to seventy five makes. suits may be brought against manufacturers dealers or users of unlicensed cars. Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers promotes licensed cars and warns buyers to purchase only licensed vehicles to avoid infringement litigation.
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Southern District of New York
Association OF Licensed
Automobile Brands Mentioned in Buyer Advisory Notice
This notice lists multiple automobile makes and models such as Acme, American Amplex, Apperson Autocar, Brush, Cartercar, Chalmers, Columbia, Corbin, Dorris, E M F Elmore, Everitt, Ewing Taxicab, Flanders, Franklin, Fuller Glide, Grabowsky Truck, Haynes, Hewitt Truck, Hudson, Hupmobile, Knox, Lambert, Lozier, Mack Truck, Marmon, Marion, and others, intending to inform buyers of available options and encourage informed purchase decisions. The document names many manufacturers to guide consumers in evaluating reliability, features, and value when shopping for autos.
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