Ghost Ships and Marshland Tales Across the Coasts
The piece recounts sailor superstitions and regional hauntings from the Nore to Kerry and New England. It details phantom vessels such as the Flying Dutchman and Palatine, ghostly lights, specter wreckers, and eerie marsh legends of Pitsea and the Solway.
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Nore Lands
Nore
France
Gris Nez
Glasgow
Cornelius Varderdecken
Vanderdecken
Binaalt
Cornwall
Solway
Kerry
Newhaven
New England
Palatine
Long Island Sound
Block Island
Nantucket
Pitsea
Man and maid in a rural winter romance
Bob Farnley ferries Molly Waite through a cold village day to town and back, stirring suspicions about the Waite household. Molly grows wary of Farnley as Aunt Mary questions motives, while a sugar bush theft plot unfolds. In the end Farnley and Molly face truth and forgiveness.
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Bob Farnley
Bob
Waite
Mary Waite
Waites
Pine Lane
Molly Waite
Bud Waite
Bud
Mary
Miss Waite
Farnley
Waite Place
Molly
Farnleys
Mary Walte
Aunt Mary
Miss Mary
Bob Iarnley
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Truthful tale from a Cleveland wanderer foiled by memory
An old Clevelander named George F. Howard revisits Ontario Street and encounters a second-hand clothing dealer who does not recognize him. Howard tries to jog memory by claiming a past acquaintance Max Friedenthal, then reveals that Max Friedenthal is his real name.
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George F. Howard
The
Star
Ontario Street
Howard
George
George Howard
Max Friedenthat
Schlemihl
Max
Max Friedenthal
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Witness Refuses Court Testimony Over Football Game
A person confirms being a witness to a football game but pleads not to be summoned to court and to avoid testifying. Authorities proceed with standard legal process as needed.
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Lee
Ghosliy
Georgia Lott Selter