Mystery at the Copeland House unfolds in a perilous escape
Sallie Peck, a Fair Deal Five and Ten employee, is drugged and confined by Madame Copeland who claims Sallie as her niece. Sallie foils a nurse’s tablet, unlocks a door, and hides as she observes a gaunt man with aquiline features at a large table in a richly furnished mansion.
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Sallie Peck
Michael Curtin
Sallie
Ma Brennan
Therese
Alva Copeland
Madame Copeland
Salis
Salle
Cope
Hidden Plot Unfolds in a Dark Domestic Scheme
Sallie overhears a secret conference plotting control over a missing girl named Sallie Peck, with Wheeler Sloat and attorney figures discussing a staged life, potential police entanglement, and grave tampering. The plan hinges on silencing the past and exploiting the girl's presumed record.
Floods claim twenty two lives across four states
Floods in Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland and Ohio left twenty two dead and millions in damages after warm rains and melting snows swelled rivers. The flood zone stretched about 175 miles from Gorman Maryland to Harpers Ferry West Virginia with Cumberland Maryland suffering severe damage.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Gorman
Harpers Yerry
Cumberland
Allegheny
Ghia
Youghiogheny River
Allegheny Mountains
Connocllsville
McKeesport
Chester Wilde
Coshocton
Muskingum River
Ohio River
Flood Fears Rise Across Ohio Valley Amid Crescent of High Water
Flood warnings spread as Susquehanna and Ohio river levels climbed through April. In Lancaster and Beaver counties families fled inundated lowlands while Holtwood and Wheeling reported crests and heavy property damage. Five plants halted operations. streetcar and railroad service suspended. In Washington, Turkish authorities agreed to reopen the Y M C A building and nurses school at Constantinople under a state department report.
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Ohio
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Joseph Bavery
David Bavery
Piney Fork
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Cleveland and
Lancaster
Susquehanna
Columbia
Pennsylvanian Water and Power Company
Holtwood
Beaver
Wheeling
W. Wa
Ohio River
Allan U. S. School
Washington
Y. W. Cla
Stumbont
Nurses
Constantinople
State Department
Bristol
London Tram Strike Ends After Union and Companies Reach Settlement
London tram workers vote to accept terms end the ten day strike that halted city cat lines. Union delegates and company representatives clinched a settlement allowing service to resume. Say you saw it in The News.
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London
London Tramway
London Cat Lines
Brinton Coxe Dies of Rifle Wound in Accident
Brinton Coxe 20 year old son of Edmund J Coxe of 3811 Spruce Street was found dead with a rifle shot wound at his grandmother's home in Drifton near Hazleton Pennsylvania. Doctors said the wound was accidental amid a nervous illness and recent pneumonia. The deceased attended Philips Andover Academy and had kept a light calber rifle in his room.
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Philadelphia
Brinton Coxe
Edmund J. Coxe
Spruce Street
Drifton
Hazleton
Flow. Neue
Upper Lehigh
Roy Fruchenmill
Coxe
Driftan
Cove
South
Mizabeth K. M. Parner
Suspect Confesses Plot In Inkerman Dynamite Case
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania April 1 August Remoka a suspect arrested by state police in the Inkerman dynamiting case confessed claiming his partner William Baule forced him to set the charges after getting him drunk Police hope to unravel a series of dynamite outrages in the area believing Baule to be a new gang member.
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Inkerman
Wilkes-Barre
Remoka
Here
William Baule
Baule
Irish Bridges Blown Up in Central Free State Disturbance
Explosions rocked the central area between Longford and Athlone in Central Ireland as bridges on the main road were blown up and roads blocked by felled trees. Republicans disclaimed responsibility. Mullingar area residents were awakened at midnight by loud blasts. all district roads were blocked or destroyed, and an attempt to blow a Dublin road bridge failed.
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Free State
Belfast
Ireland
Longford
Athlone
Mullinger
County Westmeath
Dublin
Open Letter to Women from Detroit Reader
Mrs. Gus VocseL of 6608 Pelouze Street Detroit describes severe back pains nervous distress and sleepless nights prompting use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports better sleep appetite relief from pain and an end to fears of operation, crediting the remedy with restoring strength and ability to work.
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Detroit
Michigan
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Gus Vocsel
Pelouze Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Luxile
Dr. Questers
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Kitamiller
Metcroft
Johnstown
Youshingheny River
Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio
Duffy
Florence P. Bertottoski
Jessie Roderhaugh
Carl Pouglauss
New Castle
Creck
Douglass
Baltimore
Senate
Laska Coal Timber
Everett True
Everett
Sam
Philadelphia Society
C. R. McIntyre
Second St. Frederick
Averedy Company
Frederick
AED
TMH
E. L. Kritzer
Central Trust
Dean
Walter Cockrell
W. Madison St
Foster
Milburn Co
Mig Chem
Buffalo
Baltimore Sun
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Jas. E. Doll
Jeweler
Frederick, Md
P. A. Beatty
East Church
St. Phone
Trederiek
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