Fraud scheme and blackmail scheme exposed in city story
A dramatic tale unfolds with a shy cashier named Perks targeted by a con artist Denico. Denico uses deception to obtain letters and blackmail potential victims, but a bold confrontation allows Perks to resist and reveal the letters, ending the scheme. Mrs Varian confronts the threat, burning the incriminating notes.
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Flynn Considered as Sub Catcher for Pitt Club
President Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg club asks Manager Fred Clarke to evaluate using Jack Flynn behind the plate next season as a substitute for Gibson. With Chicago declining to waive Wynn the Pitt club will hold him. Hunter appears set at first base, so Dreyfuss seeks to price Flynn to gain value for his services.
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Sonoma Girl Sold for Twenty Thousand Dollars
The trotting mare Sonoma Girl, winner of the 1907 Transylvania stakes, was sold by Miss Lotta Crabtree to C. W. Moore of Dromore Farm St. Clair Michigan for about $20,000. The quote about traveling educates’ lots of people to become bores appears as a concluding aside.
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C. W. Moore
Dromore
St. Claire
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