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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1907

Page

3

The Opal Serpent Mystery In A Coastal Inn

Detective Hurd and Aurora Qian arrive at the Red Pig inn near Christchurch noting connections between Mrs Krill Maud and a murder case. They learn Matilda Junk and Deborah links to the inn and a Abdul Hokar may hold clues while Miss Qian uncovers portraits, past engagements, and a potential motive involving money and a killer. The pair plan to probe further in Southhampton and London as the case tightens.

Krill Rachel Tushand Criplien Tleisha Ile Indi Mil Stowler Southhampton Christchurch Hurd Ense Stallway Billy Atrora Miss Qian London Hay Urd Tiny Beecot Aurora Miss Qin Hier Les Ginn Aditon Norgiany Red Pig Grexon Trall Ward Maud Sandal Saubing Chisnan Miss Pash Norman Deborah Junk Normith Matilda Deborah Mr. Bay Miss Krill Keil Matilda Dunk Mrs. Krill Evea Lady Rachel Tlurd Scotland Yard Matilda Junk Lemticer Krill Thurd Jessop Rachel Case Ing Qian Hokar Tom Ilurd Dgeecot Deborah Tank Tawsey Junk Tinid Ifay Tinrd Louden Subileetown Bart Tawson Normin Lemuel Wiilr Debby Mr. Krill Aed Matilda Rachel Sandal Mavl Matikta Gentleiman Missus Mme. Tufard Flord Christiantike Thard Tallya

The Game of the Future by Emanuel Lasker

Chess champion Emanuel Lasker argues in The North American Review that chess will become the universal pastime. He says beginners learn by trial and error, grasp the value of activity over mere material force, and seek the hidden factors shaping checkmate.

Lasker Emanuel Lasker The North American Review Ile

A Corporal's Lesson from Washington

During the Revolutionary War a captain’s group struggles to lift a heavy beam for repair work. An officer passing by learns the superintendant is called corporal. Washington reveals he is the corporal, then helps and warns that next time they should send for the commander in chief. The moment leaves the corporal thunderstruck.

Corporal Thunderstrick Washington America Pacific Japan China Asia Peking

Not His Class in The News Mirth

A Baltimore American item notes a lighthearted quip about social class and a chauffeur. The anonymous speaker implies no specific class affiliation, framing the joke as a jab at pretensions within public discourse. The snippet reflects urban newspaper humor of the era.

Baltimore

Linevitch Warns Japan Threatens American Pacific Power

General Nicholas Linevitch argues the United States erred by aiding Japan in the war and in the Portsmouth peace. He warns Japan’s rise endangers American trade and Pacific security, predicting Japan would attack fleets and coasts if war breaks out. He urges stronger restraint and predicts a costly conflict with Japan.

Nicholas Linovitch Japan St. Petersburg New York United States Far East America Pacific Portsmouth Russia East Asia Mr. Roosevelt Philippines Peking Butt

Tibet Tea Caravans and Prayer Wheels in Tatsienfu

A traveler describes tea caravans in Tatsienfu with hundreds of yaks laden with 125 pound leather packed tea loads. Merchants caravan for protection and metal support as prayer flags and wheels decorate the journey. The scene includes a six foot prayer wheel and a scroll of 1000 Buddhas in a local monastery.

Tatsien China Tatsienfu Aiamnasery

Frederick market prices from Fredericks County Farmers Exchange

Quotations show Oct ober 2007 rates for wheat corn oats hay and other commodities. Prices cover No 2 red wheat to $0.96 per bushel and oats at $0.60 per bushel, hay from 18 to 22 dollars per ton, flour from 4.50 to 5.06 per barrel, and assorted feeds and seeds.

Braamer Boahal Ryra Bashel Hay Bang Timathy Wao

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