Crime and pursuit aboard the Corsair unfolds inland
In a tense inland moment Coast and Katherine race against time as Appleyard’s scheme collides with Blackstock’s mutinous grip on power. A busted wireless, engine trouble, and a pistol grab heighten danger while plans to escape No Man’s Land loom large amid mounting fear.
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Van
Golice
van Seal
the & House
Katherine Sirexter
Secret Service
Katherine
Kim
Walt
Chang
Novus
Appleyard
Quick
Corsair
Ther
Coest
Coast
Blackstock
Missouri News Highlights From St Louis to Springfield
Missouri dispatches report new railroad incor poration for St Louis line from Porent Park through Webster Kirkwood and Manchester toward Weldon Springs. length twenty five miles in St Louis County. A lumber report prep for the supreme court follows, with Gov Hedley and Attorney General Major involved. Springfield club debates reducing business limits from 240 to 100 members amid factional strife. Prosecuting Attorney Simrai files poll tax legality suits in Liberty. Freight wreck near Orebury? near Waban kills one man and injures others, cargo ruinous after train No 5 wrecks west of town. suspect accused of theft.
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St. Louie Line
Jefferson City
Laouia & Western Traction Company
Carmelus Roach
James D Houseman
Yowell Jackson
KR. Ko Papin
John Fireenan Jr
MT. Chewteut
Wiliam KH. Hanson
C F Redman
Porent Park
Webster, Kirkwood
Manchester
St. Lows County
Weldon Springs
Liberty
Jas
Simrai
Juste
Richard Brure
Chey County
Negro Refused Dime Sparks Fatal Springfield Shooting
Two men are wounded, possibly fatally, after Waller Rice a Black man fired on a crowd in Springfield when denied a dime for a drink. Victims include George Dowma white man and George Small Black man.
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Springfield
Waller Rice
George Do Maw
George Small
Vicllime
Drainage district and Low Hawk settle dispute
The Liteiver drainage district and Low Hawk reached a formal agreement that removed most obstructions to the drainage project. The settlement ended ongoing court litigation and resolved their differences.
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Lows Hawk
Explosion and robbery headline from early 1900s region
In Hoonville a Baptist congress near Pleasant Hill dedicated a new church with sermons by Aandercup of St Louis and services lasting all day. In Springfield Veggs' explosion at Java Town followed by a safe cracking at the Chemical market of Jake Fr Kontruth and escape with valuables. Authorities reported paroles for several inmates including Harry Hastings for robbery and Susan Palmer for burglary and larceny.
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Hoonville
Baptist Congression
Pleasant Hill
Praine Lick
Aandercup
St Louis
Java
Springfield
Jake Fr. Kontruth
Abotho
Jefferson City
Goer Hadley
Harry Hastings
Buchanan County
Oola Harris
Jackson County
Susan Palmer
Pickpocket Threat Echoes At Chautauqua Lecture
Lee Bummit-Cole Younger, attending W Irvan lecture at Pleasant Hill Chautauqua, became target of a pickpocket ring. Roy Cox, 11, son of a railroad man, killed his sister Melba, aged 9, while playing with a loaded life.
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Lee Bummit
Cole Younger
W. J.irvan
Pleasant Hill Chautauqua
Gentry
Roy Cox
Melba
Pump Handle Fatality Shocks Blacksmith West of Sida Na
Bedana Richard W Lankenau a blacksmith was killed when a pump handle crushed his skull west of Sida Na. Versailles Business Men United forms a commercial club to oversee public roads and push county improvements. Jefferson City plans to cut several 100 year old trees in the temporary capitol site.
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Bedana
Richard W. Lankenau
Sida Na
Versailles
Jefferson City
Capitol Park
Canada Has Sufficient Coal for 6000 Years
A Dominion of Mines report on Canada's coal resources estimates 60 billion tones of bituminous coal and 40 million tons of anthracite with total reserves far exceeding current annual mining of 22 million tons. If inferior grades are included, the supply could last about 6000 years, with much longer if lower grades are used. U.S. output of 60 million tons annually could exhaust Canadian coal in about 350 years. The piece links coal, population growth, and expanding agriculture to future prosperity while noting rapid railway, agricultural, and settlement development across western Canada.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Mines
Usted States
Humber
Uniforms and Diplomacy in Early German Practice
The gazettes report Kaiser Wilhelm II appointing Mon. de Eiderlen Waechter major of the Seventy-flat Thuringian Infantry. Diplomatic satire follows about M. Poincare, with the French ambassador mocked for dress in artilleria. Prince von Buelow, hussar colonel, leads in the grand review and remarks on crooked paths of diplomacy.
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Germany
de Eiderlen Waechter
M. Poincare
Prince von Buelow
Hussars
Strasburg
Hungry Herbert Describes Odd Theater Job Market
In dialogue between a hungry man and a housewife, Herbert explains his branch of work is slow. He jokes he handles galloping horse effects in a theater while noting the automobile plays have nearly ruined his business.
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Erbert
Herbert
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