Colonel Cheney Solves Mexican Insurance Fraud Case
Colonel Cheney travels to Torreon and Guarda to expose a $100,000 life insurance fraud tied to Juan Silva. He uncovers a plot involving Maria Silva, undertaker Sanchez, agent Thomas, and doctores Beltram and Aguiles, exhuming the body and steering the case to arrest, with Thomas and Sanchez jailed and Maria pardoned.
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Maria Silva
Juan Silva
Cheney
R. EH. Thomas
Torreon
South
Gringo
Jefe Politico
Thomas
Monte
New York
Wilmarth
Exyaam
Charles. M. Bull
Silva
Guarda
Eduardo Silva
Maria
Bis
Sanchez
Senor
Dolores
Doactor
Sanohex
Juan Eliva
Dr. Wilmarth
Mexico
Wilmarth Willal
Manana
Silva Hacienda
Senorita Silva
Sencar Maria Silva
Senorita
Ife Insurance Company
Juan
Anglo-American Bank of
Mexico City
Sanches
Fenorita
Senor Thomas
Tare
Guardaso
Mr. Thomas
Colonel Cheney
San Juan
Colony Club Names Woman Chef Following Marlborough Example
New York fashionable Colony club announces Mrs Naylor a former W C Whitney chef will lead the kitchens. The club builds on Londons trend of employing a woman to preside over culinary affairs and decorates its Madison and Thirtieth streets building for wealthy members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. C. Whitney
Marlborough
Woman's Club of
Naylor
W CC
Whitney
London
Colony Club
Mate Chots
de Wolfe
Mra. Naylor
Martha Washington
Overcrowded Trade Sparks Political Reform Move
In L'Aigion and Toto de Veau chatter, the crowd notes political gratters multiplying as Hirlane plans a reform society. The aim is to curb excess competition and stabilize business by limiting entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’aigion
Toto de Veau
Hirlane
Terriers Attend Funeral of Southwark Dog Fancier
From the London Bhandard report a funeral procession in Southwark followed the hearse for George Penn, a noted dog fancier. Four fine white-lettered terriers wore the inscription Following our master to his last resting place on their black collars.
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London
Southwark
George Penn
The Jackson Brothers Move New Dallas for Rail Route
The Jackson brothers Ernest Graydon and Frank relocated Dallas ten miles west toward the Tripp county line as Gregory county plans a railroad to be extended. The move follows a race with Gregory to host the line, with Dallas aiming to become a gateway town in open Tripp county.
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Ferd Reichmann
Bonesteel
S&s. D
Horace Greeley
Horace
Greeley
Great American Desert
Iowa
Ulinol
Middle States
Bualneas
Uncle Sam
Frank D. Jackson
State of
West
Ernest, Graydon
Frank Jackson
South Dakota
Gregory County
Ponca
Jackson
Dallas
Gregory
Dougthy
Iittle
Niobrara
Tripp County
Dallis
Seemi
Thie Fe
Mimbeor
Boweater
Gregory Coulty
Bedlam
Asault
Bonestee
Cimens
Gremory
Greery
Miecey
Toy County
Greenory
Trap County
Tne
Hornsteel
Tripp
Greepery
Rownd
Volog
The Useful Mulberry Tree for Yard Shade and Fruit
A guide extols the mulberry as a versatile, low maintenance tree suited to farms and city lots. It notes hardy growth, long fruiting over two to four months, edible berries favored by animals, and easy establishment from nurseries. It also references sugar content and historical use in America and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agiculture
America
Harlot
Virginia
England
United States
Old Gardens
Inngland
States
New England
What He Would Have Done
Fragmentary prose reflects dialogue with an older man about missed chances and regrets. Names and clear facts are sparse, but the tone hints at a reflective, perhaps literary, exchange on life choices and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Johan
Ali
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Jasper Ewing Brady
Conger
Telegrapha
Santiago de Cubs
W. G. Chapman
Sid
Grand Hotel
Col
Jack Cheney
Sidney Uthrie
Old Broadway
Chicago
Jack
Jef
Jeff
Kunnel
Lake Shore
Darius P. King
Sant Life Insurance
Mr. King
King
Kime
Stilletto
Colonel
Lower Broadway
King's Life Insurance Company
Guthrie
Banquo
King Poolby
Ile
Miex
Dallas Bank
South Dakota Prairie
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