Newspaper Detective and the Library Londoner Plot
Seymour, a New York Gazette reporter, hunts Danders to recover a stolen Londoner 1848 story. He tracks clues through a saloon, a library, and a visiting girl Daisy Robertson, uncovering Jameson’s library fraud. He clears Miss Robertson’s name, returns her umbrella, and gains her forgiveness as he closes the case.
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Seymour
New York Gazette
Danders
Gazette
Londoner
Metropolitan Brary
Dandera
The
Miss Robertson
Daisy
Lbrary
Jim
Tatil
Wang
Thirteenth Street
Sullivan
Twenty-second Street
Ninth Avenue
Daneders
Thad
Secomd
Jameson
Jibrory
Lim
Miso Robert- Solis
Burton
GONE TO HIS REWARD Rev Richard Taney dies at Altoona
Peoria Indiana January 20 Rev Richard Taney oldest active Methodist minister in the world has died suddenly at Altoona aged 85. He will be buried in Peoria after funeral services in Altoona and Monmouth. Dr Haney long served as presiding elder and was a prominent church figure. Born in Ohio in 1812 he moved to Illinois in 1849 and helped shape Methodist thought through abolitionism and Lincoln friendship. He served as chaplain in the Civil War and in 1868 led efforts for slave freedom declarations.
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Peoria
Richard Taney
Iinois
Altoona
Monmouth
Haney
de. Haney
Kaney
Ohio
Illinois
Favorable to Goebel in Frankfort Contest Vote
The Frankfort result shows Vanmeter of Payette County Democrat defeated Henry S Berry Republican by 51 to 44. The majority committee report favored Berry, with Rawlins the only Republican dissenting. Hawins filed the minority report which was adopted. The contest quota is viewed as an accurate gubernatorial forecast. Death notices: Williams McNabb, 49, of McLeansboro Illinois, died of pneumonia. 38 inches tall, 75 pounds, lifelong resident.
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van Meter
Payette County
Kenry S.berry
Derry
Rawlins
Hawlns
Tesport
McLeansburo, Ll
Williams McNabb
Uenois
British Retreat After Spion Kop Loss in Tugela War
Gen Buller withdraws his troops south of the Tugela river after heavy Boer fire at Spion Kop. Boers claim 1,500 British killed and 150 captured as the British abandon the position. dispatch notes water shortages and artillery limits forcing the retreat toward Ladysmith. London reaction backs a concentrated force and questions leadership.
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Lancashire Fusileers
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Middlesex
Thornycroft
Woodgate
Foerce
Tugela
Dana Ury
Pugela
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Vryheid
Laager
Heidelberg
Carolina
Lili
Pires
Dublin
Light Horse
Geyds
Great Britain
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Orange River
Bloemfontein
Jwanger
Butler
George White
Colenso
the Times
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Daily Mail
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Lord Wolseley
Lincoln
Simon Cameron
Huller
Muller
Altosgether
Cooke
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Berlin
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
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Fransvaal
Levis
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