Tale of the Cuban War continues with secret plans
In a confidential exchange, Travers confronts Jack about Roblado's risky expedition. The plan includes moving Roblado and his daughters, fear of discovery, and a rebel attack on a Havana train near Gomez's main camp that could wipe out the passengers.
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Just Five Minutes Too Late in Havana Plot
Smithers and Travers race to save Jessie Cameron from a planned railroad blast as rebels plan a night derailment. They discuss using a special train run at night and separating the ladies from the party to avoid danger. Time pressure grows as they skim the day’s end.
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Havana Plot to Seize Train and Save the Damsel
In Havana, Jack and Smithers devise a daring plan to spirit two women from danger aboard a departing train. They plot a staged disappearance and misdirection to outmaneuver Senor Rablado while Cuba’s struggle for freedom looms in the background. Smithers reveals his sympathies to the Cuban cause as they set a six o’clock timetable and prepare for a dangerous operatio n.
Bond sale notice for American De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company
Notice of sale of bonds in Rocky Ford for a short time only. Bonds are first mortgage gold at 6 percent payable quarterly with a 50 percent stock bonus. The stock is advertised as growing rapidly, promising substantial returns and quick appreciation to high values. The statement ends noting the claim is authorized.
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Dividend Notice for January 1906 Interest Payment
Notice states that in January 1906 a cash dividend will be paid in addition to the regular interest as specified above.
Wireless Railway Telegraphy Expands Across Major Lines
Report notes wireless on the Chicago and Alton railroad at 60 miles per hour with future adoption planned by Union Pacific Illinois Central Delaware and Lackawanna Seaboard Air Line Santa Fe and thirty others. Governments of the UK India Brazil and Canada expand networks while safety devices in locomotives promise bells and lights to prevent collisions and open switches.
Worth of the wireless locomotive bonds advertised
Conservatively estimated income from 100000 locomotives in the United States exceeds 250000000 annually. Railroads rush to secure this equipment as bonds go on the market briefly. The United States Government has recently ordered stations and several cities already boast wireless systems while others are under construction. Steele and Ingraham invite inquiry at the rear of the Farmer and Merchants Bank in Denver.
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