The Striped Chest of Don Ramirez on the Mary Sinclair
On the Mary Sinclair a heavy striped chest draws greed and fear among the crew. Armstrong dies attempting to open it. Barclay and Allardyce fear a hidden prisoner but blast the box to reveal only a candlestick and a lethal trap. They sink the chest to the depths, resolved never to reopen its secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Armstrong
Barclay
Armstrong
Allardyce
Mary Sinclair
Terra Firma
Captain Barclay
Roftian
Hbo
Carpenter
Johann Rothstein
Augsburg
Don Ramirez di
Leyte
Veraquas
Average daily mess cost in regiments and clubs
Chambers' Journal notes four shillings per day as a fair average for mess costs in orderly regiments, with cheaper possible and higher in cavalry or crack corps. It cites London clubs charging a half crown for a house dinner and about eighteen pence for breakfast and luncheon, claiming daily charges now keep officers able to live comfortably within means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chambers’ Journal
Life and Customs in Our New Possessions in Porto Rico
A reflective account from San Juan and Ponce on American rule in Porto Rico. The writer notes Spanish loyalties, climate, diet, and unsanitary conditions, contrasting them with American ideals while stressing the need for secular education and humane reform, including public schools and animal welfare, to uplift the island’s people under U ncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Arecibo
Spain
Ponce
Porto Rico
Bay State
San Juan Harbor
Sam
Uncle Sam
America
Caney
Los Americanos
Mr. Sherman
Sherman
Father Sherman
Americans
Porto
Island beauty and duty in liberty quotes by Rev Loren B Macdonald
In the Christian Register Rev Loren B Macdonald argues that true mental and spiritual freedom requires embracing the island’s natural beauty as a garden of the Lord. He warns that failing to accept this duty would betray the opportunity God has clearly presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rico
Loren B. Macdonald
Christian Register
For Sale Bargains in Real Estate and Farm Options
Classified notices describe four tenement blocks at 34 dollars yearly rent with a 3000 price, a small farm near Lowell at 800, a New Hampshire farm exchange for a Lowell house at 1600, a boarding house at 275, plus other bargains by T. H. El- Hott of 64 Central Street and a real estate liquidation of late Thomas F. Burgess in Shaw, Hastings, and adjacent streets via M. L. Hambiet, administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Lowell Railroad Corporation
Boston
Hoston and Maine Railroad
Itc
Boston and Maine Railroad
C. BK. A. Bartlett
Milford
N. H
Fish & Plummer
Central Street
Lowell
Mass
Fieh & Plummer
Lawrence
Kish & Plummer
Coltace
Walker and
Grove Streets
New Hampshire
T. H. el- Hott
Thomas F. Burgess
So. Hastings, Shaw, Bur
Grace, Spaulding and
M. L. Hambiet
Enis
North
Highlands
Sidia
Centralville Heights
Liberty Street
Fourth Street
Rock
T. H. Elliott
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Southern Division
T._A. MACKINNON
Man’g
Goeston and Maine Railroad
Railroad National Bank
Frank P. Tiaggett
Cashier
Wamesit National Bank
E. Goulding
Lowell National Bank
Tank
A. M. Chas
M. Williams
The
Prescott National Bank of Lowell
Prescott National Bank of
Prederick Blanchard
Edito Im
First National Bank of Lowell
Renal Estate
M. H
Citizen Office
Job Pressman
Dennison M’i’g. Co
South Framingham, Mass
Co. M
L. A
Ofice
U. S. N. Marine
Billings, King & Co
Pearl Street
New York
Ripans Chemical Co
N. Y
Ejyliiy
Mt. Vernon Street
A. J. Ryan
Ionames
Billerica
Billerica Centre
Cvon
Toney
H. A. King
EH. Dodge
Central St
Stoom
Lowele
Sewall G. Mack
Jacob Rogers
Sam's E. Raymond
Levi Sprague
Alexander G.cumnock
George S. Motley
Edward M. Tucke
Edward N. Burke
Courier
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