Opal Serpent Mystery Continues Aboard Train
In a London to Liverpool journey scene Paul Beecot and detective Hurd chase clues in a tangled suit of lies. They confront solicitor Mr Pash over the missing opal brooch linked to Aaron Norman's murder while Tray and Master Clamp elude pursuit. The hunt shifts toward Mrs Krill and a possible motive.
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Bird
Troy
Liverpool
Jane
Paul
Aaron Norman
Sylvia
Hurd
Peter
Tray
Beecot
Beccot
Mt. Pasb
Waliou
Tras
Wwe
Pash
Ward
Nps
Aura
Rooel
Chia
Clump
Card
Clamp
Way
Jorrington Acboot
Bone
Krill
Belove
Maud
Norman
Auvroia
Stanley
Anne ‘Tyler
Urd
Lord
Ford
Liverpool Street
Master Clump
Turd
Metropolitan Railway
Tomple
Chancery Lane
Cleck
Boocet
Mr. Pash
Ms. Yash
Ray
Jock and
Key
London
Toay
Hurd Sar
Norma
Jessop
Bord
Noxman
Menon
Chiisteburch
Pash Lreke
Plotting In Korea Reveals Emperors Plan With Korean Minister
Seoul dispatch reports that during Prince Ito’s absence a former emperor, aided by a Korean minister, plotted to block Japan’s Korea plans. The former emperor’s influence grows and few acts proceed without his consent. Efforts to cede imperial lands to foreign trustees were thwarted.
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Korea
Seoul
Prince Ito
Japan
Grand Central terminal plans large New York building
Announcement outlines Hudson company terminal on Church Street north of Cortlandt Street in Manhattan. The two block structure will house 22 floors and about 10 000 people with 39 elevators and many safety features. plumbing, steam pipes, and electrical conduits span extensive city rail connections, with a vast terra cotta fireproofing system and massive steel frame foundations reaching bedrock.
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Hudson Company
New York City
Church Street
Cortlanot Street
Copletion
New York Sun
Portsmouth
N. A
Eselena
Mont
Middletown
Conn
Arizona
Idaho
New Mexico
Nevada
Grand Central Station
Pennsylvania
Thirty-third Street
South
Boston
Broad Street
Philadelphia
North River
San Francisco
Beig
Navy Swimming Test For Officers Off Docks And Ships
Navy officers consider a swimming test similar to an army horsemanship test. From shore dives to ships, captains and admirals may be required to swim to their vessels. Rear Admiral Cowles cites Annapolis graduates as proficient swimmers, while others note minimal fear among naval leaders.
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Newberry
Navy
Army
Washington
New York Globe
Cowles
Annapolis
Elinor Glyn to study Americans on US tour
English novelist Elinor Glyn arrives in New York aboard the Cedric and says she will study Americans to possibly write a book. She praises American women and men, aims to focus on business leaders and statesmen, and plans to travel from Maine to California with Colonel and Mrs. William Jay. A separate note reports a monster buoy mooring the Lusitania at the Mersey and a Pittsburgh society fad of extreme dieting.
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E. A. Ross
Atlantic
Elinor Glyn
Cedric
New York
Sherring
Essex
New York Sun
United States
America
Pam
Lusitania
Mersey
Tranmere
Rock Ferry
Cheshire
Conway
New York Globe
Royal Navy
Mr. S. Dreadnought
Starvation Society
Pittsburg
Penn Avenue
Lother
Phiadelpana
Yaghter
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations list corrected prices for grains hay and feeds in Frederick County. Includes corn red and yellow forms, rye, oats, wheat, buckwheat, bran middlings red dog meal and dairy feeds, potatoes, and Timothy and other seeds with per bushel or per ton figures. Prices reflect market rates for the period.
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Frederick County
Timothy
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Beiong
Battle Creek
Mich
Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
James W. van Cleave
National Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. van Cleave
Asbury Park
N. I
David P. Seni
Cookman Avenue
Borden
Bessie
Hudson Tunnel
Frederick
Woma
Hargett & CO
Meek
A. G. Quxynn & CO
Braderick, Ma
Belant & Enott
Hotal
Hammar
Central Howe, Co
South Market
James E. Doll
Pirbe Nat
Sane Building
Predaricr. MD
O&p
KE. Pyederick Go
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
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