Port Edes Pirate Plot Unfolds On Gulf Venture
In this London era tale a mysterious traveler Patrick Camber schemes with Theodore Shelf to loot a gold cargo from a steamer named Port Edes. As crew mutiny and a planned explosion loom, Capt Owen Kettle battles tensions with mutinous sailors while Shelfs schemes unfold aboard the ship.
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Patrick Camber
London
Theodore Shelf
Shelf
Rays Bik
Florida
Marmaduke Rivers & Shelf
Sheif
Cambel
Gulf of Mexico
Camber 13
Owen Kettle
Kettle
Port Edes
Billy Nut
Hankard
Edes
Piratical Captain Plots Swindle and Dinner Revelry
In the steamer messroom Captain Kettle schemes to cheat the passengers Hank Nutt and partner. A hotel dinner turns tense as boozy men threaten mutiny and violence. A fatal stabbing ends the brawl, with Kettle seizing a revolver and declaring the act “to be continued.”
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Kettle
Nott
Nutt
Capt. Kettle
Hank
Billy Nutt
Mr. Nutt
Cap
Jong Man
New Orleans
Capt Kettle
Nick
James
Nulet
Onwell
Jemima
Hospital Visitors Probe Husband At Rest Home
An anxious city hospital scene shows a self important woman demanding details about her “good looking” husband from Dr Kiser who explains the busy ward makes identification hard. A frail man seeks medical clarity, fearing consumption, while doctors offer care yet caution about private distress in a crowded hospital.
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City Hospital
Kiser
Dr. Jobes
Dr. Jobe
Boy Chained by Father Over Bicycle Theft
Aug 2 police uncover a troubling case in a Arab trust dealer Joseph Ab Tinlad home. His son, known for stealing bicycles, was found asleep with a dog chain secured to his ankle and an eyebolt in the floor. The mother said the father kept the key at his shop and that the boy freed himself with a nail before fleeing.
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Washington
Joseph Ab- Tinlad
Arad
South Bend Tribune
J. Frank Manly
Lafayette
Repubican
Summiniileik
Hugh Morrow
Gilon County
Uess
Hmms
Logansport
Shorts
Charles Muchmore
Ther
Laurdt
Homer Anthony
Connereyile Lixaminer
Marry Whipple
Charles McCarry
George Soma
Kokomo
Los Angules
Harry Miller
Marien
Anderson
Judge McCormick
Delaware County
Muncie
Munseytown
Joseph Bratham
Decatur
Wagered Pedestrian Steals Freights for 1010 Journey
Portage Wis Sept 1 An athletic youth named Weed Cuthbert of Rochester N Y is touring from San Francisco to New York on a 1010 wager. He aims to cover 350 miles by freight in 24 days, riding free, eating none, sleeping nowhere, relying on railroad kindness. He previously walked coast to coast in five months and eleven days, and recounts harrowing escapes from train crews while hitching rides across the system.
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Portage
Wis
Milwacker Road
Railway Telegraph
Ife
Vtrain
Jerval
Weed Cuthbert
Rochester
X.Y
San Francisco
Cal
New York
Culbert
San Franciso
Aa. W
Denver
Omaha
Alianeapolis
Austin
Lane
Milwaukee
Son
North Metiegor
Ogden
Cuthert
Esca
Trip
Exory
Lnes
Pacite
SQUIBLETS AND NEWSLETS OF INDIANA
Delaware county fair losses, Logansport carnival profits, and multiple Indiana cases. Reports: Laporte death at 101, Lake Shore train incident, Warren County house fire, Darlington street system contract, Wheeling Care roll 26 hoges, Tipton killing case bond, Richmond dogged by blindness, Wayne county school house gift, Valparaiso pastor resignation, South Bend eulogy, oyster green etc.
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New Caste
Delaware County
Peter Surprise
Laporte County
Fred
Lake Shore
Laportz
Logansport
Martin Luther
Valparaiso
Presbyterian Church
India Shutterly
Michigan
South Bend
Ro Snooker
Lafayette Call
Frank Boomiershine
Tipton
Orvit Thompson
Richmond
H. H.R. Chb
Dublin
Wayne County
Jonathan Roberts
Dr Miles Heart Cure advertisement claims benefit for heart trouble
An OCR fragment promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as a heart and blood tonic. It urges readers not to neglect symptoms and offers a free book on heart beat divinity, mentioning a mail request to a manufacturer in Bikbart Tad.
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Miles
Pantal
Flirting on a Steamboat Deck Ends in Quiet Reprimand
On an Indianapolis steamboat outing Jim and Ed clash over two girls, Clara and Stella. Jim charms Margaret and Alice while Ed schemes a playful ruse. A staged confrontation with the girls follows, ending with laughter and renewed friendship among Jim, Ed, Stella, and Clara after a moonlit mischief on the deck.
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Jim
Clara
Stella
Indianapalis
Margaret
Alice
Beene
A. & B. Steam
A Million a Month and the Cascaret Claim
An early 20th century ad-like piece extols Casearets Candy Cathartic as the world’s most popular laxative, claiming sales of a million boxes monthly and that the tablets would stretch one hundred miles if laid end to end. It asserts over 30,000 daily users as a striking testimonial.
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Chicago
New York
Advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Nothing Syrup Teething Remedy
An old patent medicine claim appealing to parents for teething relief. The product promises soothing a child, softening gums, relieving pain, curing wind colic, and easing illness with a twenty five cent bottle.
Special trains and fares for Sept baseball trip from Madison and Cincinnati
Madison offers $1.25 excursions with returns at $.25 Sunday travel, leaving Indianapolis at 7:20 p.m. Return from Madison at 6 p.m. Cincinnati round trip $1.25 via C H and D Ry for Sept 6 baseball Cincinnati vs St Louis. Two fast trains depart 6:30 a.m. nonstop and 7:15 a.m. with Rushville Conemaville and Hampton stops. return to Cincinnati by 6:30 p.m. Passengers on excursion trains without tickets pay local fare.
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Cincinnati
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