The Iron Pirate Chapter XII Continuation
The narrator escapes a Sea Bowery den with help from Four-Eyes and faces a perilous pursuit. He is rescued by a mysterious crew aboard the Labrador and questioned by a polished doctor aboard the nameless ship, as America and Britain chase the attackers. The doctor warns of coercion to reveal events while offering life in exchange for full cooperation.
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Four-Eyes
Paris
Dick the Ranter
John
Dan
Nowise
Paolo
Splinters
Ind
America
England
France
New York
Martin Hall
Proposed Oregon Tax Law Provisions on Collections and Delinquency
Long text details duties of the tax collector to report weekly receipts to county clerks and taxing districts, maintain separate funds, issue receipts, and provide copies. It also covers penalties for misapplication of funds, record-keeping requirements, corrections for double assessments, and processes for assessing omitted property, time limits for payments, rebates, and methods to collect delinquent personal property taxes by sale of goods and levy on real property.
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Rts
Neanea Ae
Board of Equalization
Boat Rescue Awakening Aboard Elegant Yacht Like Vessel
The narrator regains consciousness in an open white yacht style boat with expensive fittings. A crew shouts orders as a sailing ship hauls in. a familiar Irish voice jokes about not delivering a dead body, asking to throw the governor a live one.
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Bill
Four-Eyes
Guvner
Silent deck passage to a mysterious ship interior
A narrator is guided by silent guards through a lit deck and narrow passages aboard a great ship. He ends up alone in a compact, artful chamber with poppy-colored hangings and exotic textiles, awaiting the next surprising revelation.
Righting a Wrong in Muddy Street Encounter
Miggles accuses Hyker of calling him a fool while Wiggles denies it. Wiggles says he would dodge into an alley if facing the fool-killer approaching the street, reflecting a tense exchange and defensive stance.
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Miggles
Hyker
Wiggles
Judge Questions Women on Juries
Fragmentary dialogue shows a gray-haired judge opposing women serving on juries. A young lawyer asks why not, and the judge cites existing prejudices and numbers, with garbled text suggesting ongoing debate.
Rivalry Sparks Icebound Duel in Hidden Court
In a terse exchange, a woman rebukes a man for overstepping, noting she already has a rival but implying the other party is not him. The dialogue hints at a concealed contest or social power dynamic.
Sounds That War in Boston and Cincinnati Debate
A Boston preacher claims higher sin in his city than any other, while a Cincinnati critic counters that the city of Cincinnati harbors more sin. The exchange appears in the Boston Transcript and features Hicks and Wicks debating urban vice.
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Hicks
Boston
Wicks
Cincinnati
Boston Transcript
Patchwork Plea Threads the Needle of Hope
A kind lady helps a poor man by offering needle and thread to mend his coat full of rents. The man named Gritty George responds with resignation saying the rents are too large to collect.
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George
Frankness Honesty in River and Harbor Talks
Senator Sorgham defends frankness while defending river and harbor spending for towns that see little water except during rain. Washington Star notes his stance on using funds for projects in dry areas. The piece hints at political optics and constituent priorities amid infrastructure debates in Tokyo?
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Sorgham
Washington Star
Tokio
Pole Finders in a Wrecked Car Debate North Pole Hunt
A motorist and a reader discuss hunting for the north pole in automobiles. The inquiring explorer asks if the plan could work while the man who reads magazines notes automakers seem able to locate poles from hitching posts to telegraph poles. The exchange hints at broader themes of exploration and loss.
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North Pole
United We
Uncle Abner Questions Dining Etiquette With City Folk
In a rural vignette, Uncle Abner scorns city folks who eat with their hands while noting he makes hired men dine in the kitchen. The exchange contrasts urban and rural manners through a light, humorous dialogue.
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Abner
Val
Journalist Uncle Joshua Visits Town in Big 7 Style
In a Cleveland Leader excerpt a cob reporter boasts of being a journalist with a big seven, contrasting his fine attire with a farmer's simple clothes while Uncle Joshua visits town to see his nephew.
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Joshua
Cleveland Leader
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