Mystery in Holladay Case Deepens as Funds Move
The Holladay mystery widens with Miss Frances Holladay transferring one hundred thousand dollars to a brokerage for conversion to gold to keep it hidden from police. Dr. Jenkinson doubts dementia but fears it may worsen, while Royce resists inquest. A quiet week ends with a late visitor seeking advice for a lonely night.
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Jenkinson
Mr. Royce
Holladay
Wall Street
Central Pacific
Ewaos
Royce
Yard
Smith & €Urrer
Club Treasury
Frances Holladay
Iit
New York
Preston McLandberg
The
Record
L .R
Martigny
Jasper Martigny
France
Amerrica
America
Monsieur Lecoq
Miss Holladay
Monsieur Lecoqs
Thompson
Mystery of a Frenchman's arrival and a missing mistress
A Parisian wine dealer from France becomes a companion to a detective narrator in New York. Their quiet household, cigars, and talk of a murder mystery deepen as a troubling disappearance unfolds, drawing in the suspicious behavior of a maid and a desperate butler.
Social life keeps both young and old connected
A Woman's Life column asserts social life is essential for all ages. It argues elders and youth alike benefit from company, and warns against men who withdraw as they age. Staying in touch with the world benefits both spouses.
Kitchen Floor Cleaner Advice From A Far Earlier Time
A vintage cleaning tip suggests sprinkling a teaspoon of soda on grease spots then pouring boiling water over the floor and mopping. The method promises easier grease removal than scrubbing and leaves floors snowy white and clean.
Indians Lose Indian Courts in Landmark Federal Ruling
In Omaha special a federal judge ended the old Sioux and other tribes’ courts, ordering disputes to be settled in white man’s courts. The ruling abolishes tribal tribunals once seen as honors for Indian judges and curbs murder and divorce jurisdiction traditionally handled within reservations.
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Omaha
Neb
United States
Trieber
Mississippi
West
Srieber
Congress
Crow Dog
Deadwood
Pine Ridge Indian Agency
South Dakota
Indian Court
Thunder Bear
Fast Horse
Giraffe With Sore Throat Records Circus Troubles
An account of a circus giraffe with a sore throat and the makeshift care by handlers. The neck injury occurs on the road, prompting improvised bandaging, risks from a strong animal, the need for red flannel and liniment, and a giant's aid with his red shirt to save the giraffe.
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Monsieur Martigny
Henry Hote
Paris
Georgie
Theor Dowell
Nike
Monsiieur Lecoq
Lester
Wom
England
Belair
Dakota
Crow Dogs
Spotted Tail
Red Cloud
Sitting Bull
Washington
Spotted Tall
Sioux Indian Court
Evelyn
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