Idol Smuggling Plot Unfolds At Exposition Theater
Chief Barnes and Clancy uncover a staged drama turned real when a stolen Chinese idol conceals opium. The trail leads to Lew Pang, a villainous smuggler, and Ching Moy confesses love for Woo Tong. After a tense chase, Pang is jailed and Woo Tong saves the day. Ching Moy awaits at dinner with the idol as the dramatic future unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg Barnes
Clancy
New York
Rarness
Barnes
Andol
Coney Island
Congress
United States
China
United Government
Con
Exposition Grounds
Ah Sin
Patti
Ah Lin
Hut Clancy
f.Chinaman
Wells
Chen
Eas Clancy
Li Hung Chang
Lew Pang
Woo Tong
Ching Moy
Blowell
Woo ‘Tong
Low Pang
Hie Mayer
Parnes
Ching
Hile Peciatant
Ecathieh and
Wallew
H bin
Temiere
Barton
Narhes
Ren
Woo
Custom House
Harness
Alleo Licht
Marly
Karnes
Ming Moy
Cline
Vohomenon
Harnea
Clancey
Jows House
Loew Pane
Gome College
Olng May
Hersele
Ching May
Tomigin
Tong
Grudge Against Columbus From The Christian Advocate
The late Bishop McCabe tells a railroad tale of a couple traveling by train when a broken wheel derailed their car. A noble Englishwoman argues against Friday travel and asks if Columbus still discovered America on Friday, while the passenger laments America’s founding. The aside ends with a moral about a baby cradled in luxury not becoming a credit to its mother.
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Columbus
Christian Advocate
Bishop McCabe
James
America
Plaza Hotel to Open in October on Fifth Avenue
Colony of millionaires to live in this new hotel as preparations for the Plaza opening rapid. The newest and largest hotel promises features that outshine former days. Notable reservations include Percival Kuhne Mrs C E Hallowell George H Claussen Henry D Lyman George Mason Janney N W Mundy Oliver W Togue John B Shulte and Captain Gilbert Cotton.
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New York
Plaza Hotel
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-Ninth Street
New York City
Percival Kuhne
Mra. C
Hallowell
George H. Claussen
Henry D. Lyman
George Mason Janney
Baltimore
N. W
Woman Ostrich Queen of the World in Cuba and Arizona
An extensive interview profiles Mrs. Katherine Pearson, an ostrich farmer near Phoenix and Havana, detailing her breeding programs, farm sizes, and philosophy. She notes 45 birds in Cuba, 0 deaths from disease, incubation practices, feeding, and plucking, plus differences between Nubian and South African ostriches and plans to expand in Cuba if climate proves safe.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Agmerica
Havana
Arizona
Florida
Cuba
Jane
Linell
Brama
Katherine Pearson
France
Lee
Camp Columbia