Typhoid Deaths and Farm Disputes Across Counties
The report cites typhoid deaths among 20 of 36 bogs on W. 8th street North farm in Juniata county over two weeks. It also notes a Berks County lawsuit where 76 year old Aaron Seifert seeks damages from his sister 73 year old Sarah Tate after barn leaks ruined crops.
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North
Juniata County
Fisher
T. C. Crowell
Lebanon
North Side
George Marshall
Susquehanna
Oakland
Marshal
Arthur Adams
Shamokin
Geo. Beitler
Roaring Creek
Berke County
Mt. Penn
Felix P. Kremp
Morris A. Frantz
Bethel Township
Berks County
Augusta Rank
Reinoehlaville
Mr. Rank
Freeman Gross
Jone
Grape Areas Planted in California by Type
California uses 330000 acres for grape vines with 17000 dedicated to wine, 11000 to raisins, and 50000 to table grapes. The breakdown highlights the scale of viticulture and grape cultivation across the state.
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California
Nelsons Rise In Mills Brings Love And Danger In Greenville
John Nelson, a former convict, escapes to Greenville with a plan and finds work with Howard Lansing at Reedy Mills. He earns recognition for a new carding machine, gains a fortune through patent rights, and falls for Molly Bryan as mill president Mr. Bryan offers him a leadership path. But Nelson remains hunted, facing a tradeoff between love and a real quest to find his old jailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Reedy River Company
Cotton Belt
Greenville
Blue Ridge Mountains
Oward Lansing
Reedy Mills
John Nelson
Nelson
Lansing
Red Road
Paris Mountain
Thor
Bryan
Ling
Mr. Bryan
Ployee
Lansings
Saluda
Phoros
Piazza
Jim
Mr. Nelson
Molly Bryan
James Bryan
Sing Sing
Molly
Heaven
Tennessee
Mrs. Bryan
Rcom
The Story by Chapters Chapter 1 to Chapter XVI
A listed sequence outlines chapters focusing on murder charges detective work and crime resolution including murder in the second degree the getaway and pursuit themes. It presents planned chapters from On a Charge of Murder through Restitution with a variable order of chapter numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kearney
Prison Escape and a Mechanical Engineer Rises in Mill Town
The passage follows James Montgomery wrongfully jailed for murder and sentenced to Sing Sing. A fellow inmate aids a scheme, Montgomery escapes, and hides as a drowned man before a dramatic new life as John Nelson in North Carolina's mill country. He forges a past, gains recognition as a skilled mechanical engineer, and leaves his old life behind to pursue advancement in the Reedy River mills.
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James Montgomery
New York
Michael Kearney
Montgomery
Sing Sing
Bill Hawkins
Bill
New Jersey
Iani
Hudson
John Nelson
Nelson
Jobn Nelson
Goodby
North Carolina State Line
Piedmont
Borth Carolina
Greenville
Great Plains
Reedy River
Hand of the Law Stretches Out and Nelson’s Quiet Struggle
Nelson fights love for Molly Bryan while planning a second invention. He aids the poor, dreams of Molly, and battles urge to declare his vows. He earns wealth from his invention, buys mill stock, and is made director as he helps expand the plant. Continued next week.
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Bryans
Molly
Nelson
Molly Bryan
Bryan
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III
Will
Little, Brown
Impanov
S. M. Haber
Lititz, Or
F. M. Bowman
Rethsville
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