Train Conspiracy Foiled by Quick Ally on the Fare
On a moving Boston express Wentworth protects Antoinette Blair a nineteen year old fleeing an arranged marriage. He spots a forged wire about her being a Brent trial witness and helps her escape to Albany where she may stay with an aunt until plans are set. The city editor gets two telegrams about the case and Collins reacts with frustration.
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Wentworth
Theo
Collins
Lesk
Eixteen
Colline
New Haven
Abe
Weill
Annette Blain
New York
A. B
Antoinette Blair
Central
Albany
The
Evening Star
Portchester
Express
The Hidden Treasure on Inland Seas of the Great Lakes
Treasure hunting grows around Great Lakes with many sunken ships and cargos. Notable losses include the Erie in 1841 with $180000 in specie and hundreds of passengers, and the Griffin 1679 1680 with $12000 in gold. Modern tech may yet recover coal cargoes and whisky runs from wrecks.
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Great Lakes
Five Great Lakes
Detroit News-Tribune
Erie
Lake Erie
T. J. Titus
Buffalo
Chicago
Silver Creek
de Witt Clinton
Wilber
Conneaut
Ohio
Port Burwell
Cpt
Capter
Detroit
William Home
Swishwah Point
Lake Michigan
Baker
Alva Bradley
Manitou Island
Quinn
Dunkirk
Dean Richmond
Murphy Wrecking Co
Saginaw Bay
Fay
Crete
Walnut Creek
Point Pelee
Cleveland
Detroit River
Clarion
Lake Huron
Huron
Heory
BR. G. Coburn
Coburn
Port Huron
Midlake
Amey Raver Wits
Weetmoreland
Tobermory Bay
Africa
St. Peter
Lake Ontario
Thunder Bay
Atlantic
Long Point
Grand Haven
Griffin
la Salle
The Fileusher Founder Lays 7 Million Eggs Annually
The Fileusher story centers on a founder described as an industrious fish. It claims the entity lays 7,000,000 eggs in a year highlighting extraordinary reproductive capacity.
Under the Ice Scene in a Winter Marsh
The piece describes marsh life hidden beneath a clear ice coat as winter encroaches. It observes plant stems, waterlilies, and weed beds, a pike and mud minnows, a muskrat skimming the underwater world, and the animal breathes and moves through an oddly tranquil, dark aquatic landscape.
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T. Wood
Documents Found From 1880 Corner Stone at Toronto Exhibition
Debris removal at the burned Transportation building on the Exhibition grounds in Toronto uncovered a box of documents from 1880. Included were copies of The Globe and The Leader, the first prize list, a group photo of key organizers led by J. J. Withrow and H. J. Hill, and notes on future preservation. Capt. McMaster and Wm. Rennie survive among the group. Park Commissioner Chambers plans to seal these papers in the new building’s corner stone.
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Exhibition Grounds
Toronto
Transportation
the Globe
the Leader
J. J. Withrow
McMaster
Wm. Rennie
James McGee
J. Hallam
H. J. Hill
Chambers
The Huguenots Essays From Chicago Pupils
Two student essays discuss the Huguenots in France and a anti Huguenot steam roller used in India. The first praises the Huguenots while noting a poem by Evangeline that lacks rhyme. The second describes a nur ogu blower like machine used to harm people with painted eyes and steam snorting.
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India
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Boston Gerpress
Edith. Hulse
Ceprright
Homer Sprague
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