The Opal Serpent and the Waterfront Detective
Detective Hurd plots to trap Hay and recover the opal serpent by turning Hay against Baroness Krill and Lord George. Aurora Qian travels to town to lure Grexon Har while Hokar faces interrogation about a thug’s killings and a possible murder cover. Captain Jessop and Hokar cross paths with a wary plan forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Jentk
Teagan
Lord Llewened
Grexon Bay
Joe Maud
Thi
Hay
Beecot
Fran Air
Tlar
Krill
Aarg Norman
Lady Stachel
Agron Norgonn
Aurora
Billy
Lord George
Tay
George Sandal
Jessop
Matilda Junk
Har
Miss Qian
Miss Dunk
Red Pig
Mrs Qian
Grexon Har
Hurd
Hokar
Rntilda
Tokar
Bart
Aaron Norman
Wurd
Dinner Stirs Suspicions in Seaport Hideaway
In a foggy harbor tavern Jessop and Hurd toast with bold boasts and a plan for dinner. The scene shifts to a tense adjournment as police scrutiny tightens around Captain Jessop and the looming question of the double murder case of Lady Rachel Landa and Aaron Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckinghamshire
Stowley Horn
Stowles
Southampton
Netirad
Jessop
Tokyo
Phcard
Mattiast
Auton Norman
Lord
Miss Junk
Hokar
Socoueiee
Chavoeesa Targe
Nuite
Lohar
Hei
Jessup
Junk
Seeme
Sobece
Letere
Will
Jarvey Jessep
Montreal plan tested on Chicago streetcars
Chicago plans to trial a Montreal style pay as you enter car tomorrow. A rear rail divides boarding passengers, front platform entry is controlled, conductor collects fares from the rear. Only one car per line to start, with expansion if successful and cars convertible. Managers fear Chicago habit may hinder adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
Mitten
Chicago Tribune
The Mississippi River and Teddy Roosevelt Pageant
A fragmented poem recalls Teddy Roosevelt and a Mississippi voyage with political figures and crowds awaiting land. It includes a vaccine of names, places, and dates, with a later sworn affidavit by Frank J. Cheney and a claim about Hall's Cattarh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Irmoik J
Cheney & Qo
Toledo
Sand
Hall
Dear Ola Mother Uses Electric Bitters
A Georgia reader, W. B. Hrunson of Dablito, praises electric bitters for his mother who is about three years old yet thrives on the remedy. He notes improved appetite, strength, and sleep, claiming the tonic helps female weakness and general debility. Also advertised for stomach, hose and kidney troubles at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atghir
W. B Hrunson
Dablito
Pearre
James J Hill on Transportation and canal options
James J Hill, president of the Great Northern, argues money scarcity blocks railroad expansion and urges immediate Mississippi river improvements. He praises inland waterways study visits, warns of terminal shortfalls, and suggests canals or waterway links to relieve grain shipments and boost U.S. transportation capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mississippi
United States
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
New York Times
Minneapolis
India
Liverpool
New York
Warlem River
Thirty-third Street
Chicago
Great Northern
Germany
Wall Street
Minnesota
Duluth
St. Paul
Ottawa
Montreal
Buffalo
Great Lakes
St. Louis
New Orleans
Wilf
England
Fill
Mississippi River
Mississippi Yall
Columbus
Here
Lake Superior
Lhl
Japan
Mr. Sin
Agun
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad From 1903
A 1903 testimonial extols Doan's Kidney Pills as the cure for dull back pains and kidney trouble. E.L. Eyler of Frederick Maryland reports immediate relief and a permanent cure after use, noting no recurrence by 1907. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
A.W. Qlearon
Bal Notary
Hal
Je Ney & CO
Toluda, O
Drugelsa
Frederick
E.L. Byler
East
Patrick Streat
O. EH
Eyler
Frederick Marent Prices From Frederick County Permers Exchange
Quotations furnished show grain and feed prices for wheat corn oats hay and straw as listed by the Frederick County Permers Exchange. Prices include red wheat No 2 9 70 per bushel corn yellow shelled 63 0 per bushel hay and straw ranges and various Timothy and clover feeds with ton prices for mill feed bran middlings and dairy feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Permers’ Exchange
Gay, Bauep
Timothy
Infinite Army Marches Through a Silent Landscape
A fragmented poem fragment depicts an inexorable marching army fading into a desolate scene. The speaker hears distant drums and marching feet across a barren plain, while banners fade to black and faces show grief. A closing note comments on advertisers filling space with tall claims as competition shifts.
First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds Bid Notice
Bléa will receive bids for 110000 worth of Washington Frederick Gettysburg Railway Five Per Cent Gold Bonds up to noon October 15 1907. Capital stock equals 13 percent of the bond issue. full award requires bidding on 150000 worth. Bonds bear five per cent interest semi annually May 1 and November. Directors reserve the right to reject any bids. Address all bids to the directorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiras
Washington, Frederick & Gettysburg Railway Company
Eaid Railway Company
Movambor
Directora Freserve
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Torcus Home
Horsf
Oise
Jokar
Agron Norman
Kokur
Meadowaylor
Nozzin
Tadian
Aaron Norwan
Bhowanee
Aerd
Gwynne Street
Wrill
Tray
Bart Tawsey
Tokay
Flokar
Linrd
Ward
Matilda
Ilurd
Jarvey Jessop
Tash
Turd
Callao
Captain Jarvey
Taiking Bohar
Asvon Norman
Iurd
Calao
Tre
Colombo
Hongkong
Gokar
Zimmerman
Fens
Massissippa
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
Tie
Nes
Auonta Constitution
Jd Hill
Frederick Marent Prices
Skeecholug Mountain Pags
KaWarma
Infinita Army
Klisarp Wattson Girvan
The
Washington, Frederick & Gettysburg Railway
Washington, Frederick & Lettysburg Railway Company
O. Waters
Adres
Ohas O. Waters
Fradariok
Cholie Groceries
Belant & Kno
City
Ammar
Howe, GO
South Market Btruet
James E. Doll
Wiest Nat. Bank
Frederick MD
Frederick Co
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