The Captain's Den Sets Stage for a Sharp Dare
John W. Harding portrays Captain Amos Williams amid a web of theft, jealousy, and coercion aboard the Latin-American Steamship line. Joe Brooks, demoralized by unpaid raises, confronts Williams as Emma Brooks faces a desperate choice to save him. Jimmy Smith exposes Joe, while Emma recalls past lies and vows to act to prevent jail. Williams awaits a crucial visit as tension builds.
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Amos Williams
Latin-American Steamship Company
South Seas
Joseph Brooks
Joe Brooks
Jimmy Smitth
Joe
Amos Iliams
Wiliams
Jimmy Smith
Emma
Capt. Williams
South Sea Island
Brookses
Remark on Skunk and Fine Girl Ends in To Be Continued
A fragment states a harsh jab at a man calling him a skunk and compliments a girl as fine, then notes the line is to be continued, leaving readers awaiting the next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Williams
Saar
West Indies
Four Children Bitten by Hydrophobic Dog in City
A rabid dog bit four children on Tuesday and was killed by Charles Jason. The State Board of Health lab confirmed hydrophobia. Victims include Jacob Wilson aged about two, a six year old son of Willard Davidson, a seven year old son of Thomas Gratton, and a child on Arbor Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jason
State Board of Health
Jacob Wilson
Harding Street
Willard Davidson
Sample Street
Thomas Gratton
Arbor Avenue
Russieville W C T U opposes sweet cider
Russia ville's W C T U branch records opposition to sweet cider declaring the drink may be palatable yet encourages a perverted appetite and many cannot control their appetites, so abstinence from it as a beverage is right and wise.
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Russiaville
Ind
Vandiver Apple Tree Planted in 1832 Still Bears Fruit
In Crawfordsville Indiana on Thomas Biddle’s farm near Waynetown a Vandiver apple tree planted in 1832 remains vigorous and productive. The old tree measures nearly ten feet in circumference and is renowned as a fine winter apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Thomas Biddle
Waynetown
Wu Ting-Fang in native costume as Chinese minister
A photograph depicts Wu Ting-Fang, China's minister to the United States, wearing traditional attire. The image highlights the official's ceremonial dress during his tenure and his role in early Sino American relations.
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Wu Ting-Fang
The
United States
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Oruay
W. Washington St
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Davenport
Eugene Walter
John W. Harding
Emma Brooks
Stephen Harris
Jimsy Smith
Mrs. Harris
Mrs. Brooks
Beth Harris
Lmma
South America
Smith
Jimmy
G. W. Dillingham Company
Bryant
Brooks
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