Silent Oakburn Murder Mystery Continues
Paxton pursues clues linking Donald Wayburn and Kredge to a complex murder plot. Marion Kredge disburses funds, Judith Kredge shows fear, and an hour around midnight remains the critical gap. Garnar may be an alias. Wayburn’s return to New York remains unproven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wayburn
Jill Oakburn
Quan
New York
Jason Garrison
Wayburn
John Oakburn
Jill
Old John
Waybury
Paxton
Way-buri
Kreeze
Pratt & Weeks
Garar
Garnar
Ustin
Waxton
Judith Kredge
Stanmore
Shad Owilies Kredge
Oakburn
Marion
Judith
Marion Oakburn
Judith Aly
Levi Kredge
Ijn
Kredge
Herc
Detective Paxton Close to Key Clare in Oakburn Case
In a tangled chase, Detective Paxton shadows Levi Kredge and Marion Oakburn while tracing the Oakburn murder. A discovered air pistol links the crime to Oakburn’s own collection, and Paxton confronts Marion with a shocking suspect, Donald Wayburn, as Kredge fears arrest and a grand jury indicts Stuart Harland.
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Qquill
John Oakburn
Kredge
Jakiuru
Simeely
Neghis Point
Astaxton
Paxton
Levi
Levi Kredge
Kedge
Mint
Marion Oakburn
Marion
Fexton
Stuart Harland
Garnar
Pratt & Weeks
PeRat Paxton
Judith Kredge
Hopland
Donald Wayburn
Wall Street
Oakburn
Judith
Kredge, and Lead Them To Believe That the Danger of Conviction, As Oakburn
Edna Garrison
Harland
Stuart
Albany
Pratt
Prairie dogs show surprising lack of fear of heights
Dr. Wilder notes prairie dogs fail to gauge height or distance due to flat surroundings. Experiments with dogs walking from table edges and a twenty foot fall to granite pavement illustrate their behavior. Copper sulfate baths preserve ropes from parasites and rot for days.
The Work of Congress The Sunday School
Summary of weekly congressional activity in the House and Senate. Bills debated include free wool and cotton bagging measures. district appropriations for Washington and Yellowstone leases discussed. Debates on river and harbor funding, subsistence for veterans, and naval bids featured, with adjournment after eulogies.
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House
Senate
Tellur
Secretary of the Treasury
District of Columbia
Yellowstone Park Association
S. 3
Huntley
Cockrell
Quay
McMillan
Treasury
Secretary of War
Dunlzell
Turner
Yeas
Niys
Coburn
O'Neill
Missouri
M. H. Ford
Michigan
Morgan
United States
Germany
McMillin
Great Britain
Great Lakes
Stuutor Palmer
Stewart
Gallinger
Durborow
Finais
Vhifty-first Congress
Chicago River
Committee On District of Columbia
Missing Links and Mirth in the New York Advertiser
A collage of notes on Thurston’s supposed vice presidential fever, Brassey on travel, Behring Sea talks, Vassar graduates policing truth, Mme Adam social irony, Mrs. Cleveland’s pansy and Mrs. Harrison’s orchids. Includes reminiscences of historical figures and readers’ Sunday Bible notes on Psalms 19 and 23.
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New York Advertiser
Thurston
Lacy Brassey
Sir Thomas Brassey
Sunbeam
Washington
England
George Waden-Powell
Vassar
New York
Mme. Adam of
Paris
Cleveland
White House
Harrison
Executive Mansion
Gronck Washington
Cromwell
Napoleon
Italy
Gladstone
Macaulay
Columbus
Frederick the Great
Blackstone
Delta Farns Sworth
Jonesboro
Stern
Samuel Watts
Hannah Weston
Maine
Farnsworth
Black Hills
South Dakota
Island of Hills
Douay
Alexander
Jesus Christ
Charlotte
Christ
Lord
Grains of Gold and Timeless Maxims
A compact collection of aphorisms on conduct and wisdom. It presents guidance on restraint honesty and manners with lines about teaching truth and the value of thoughtful reflection. The tone is didactic and moralizing reflecting practical philosophy.
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Crimmes
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Vdge
Tme
Jagon Garrison
Miss Oakburn
Gerald Paxton
Legi Kredge
Garrison
Sam
Weeks
John Sand
WORK
Congress
Sunday School
the National Legislature
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