The Tenant Narrow House Crime Unfolds In Maine
Detective Mulligan exposes Frank Ames as mastermind behind Charlotte Warren’s murder plot and Dr Maxwell's innocence. Edward Ames died in the woods. past schemes reveal a staged coffin crime and a fatal confrontation ends Ames with Mulligan’s decisive shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Frank
Mar
Mulligan
Maxwell
Ames
Mr. Mulligan
Anne
Frank Ames
Mr. Ames
Robert
Bob
Robert Maxwell
Charlotte Warren
Frank Amos
Eliot Warren
Henry Thompson
McHen
Edward Ames
Maxwell House
Dr. Maxwell
H Edward Ames
Ned Ames
Dr .Maxwell
Doctors Mercy
Horace Riddle
Eddie
Maine
Boston
The American Woman and the Lively Metropolis of Max O Re ll
Max O Re ll lectures in the west praising American women as radiant and independent. He compares French and English women, notes American women's intellect and freedom, and jokes about matrimony and mother in law. He also comments on German coffee’s germicidal claims and the Siberian Railway progress with difficult working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sly Max O'Rell
West
America
France
New York Merchant Credits Kennedy Remedy for Recovery
A New York commission merchant, after six weeks bed rest and failing doctors, credits Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for his full recovery. He says the remedy cured bladder inflammation, boosted energy to work long hours, and improved liver and urinary conditions, noting it as a universal cure advertised to doctors and druggists at one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Catholic News
Michard G. Brown
Washington Streant
New York City
David Kennedy
Mr. Brown
Bright
W.h.hacker
Hufalo
New York
Spruce Street
New Hotel
Jermyn
Russian Canal study to link White Sea and Baltic
Russian engineers map an 180 mile route to connect the White Sea with the Baltic. Part of the corridor is navigable now. They estimate a uniform depth of 30 feet possible along the entire route at a cost of 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Munyon Remedies Promoted For Rheumatism and Deafness
Mr Glenn H Todd of Astoria and Mrs Marion Graham of East Seventy Street attest to Munyon’s Catarrh and Rheumatism Remedies curing their catarrh deafness and rheumatic conditions. The ad claims quick relief in hours to days, with guarantees and nationwide availability through Philadelphia based Munyon’s Homeopathic Remedies sold by druggists for 25 cents a bottle.
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Glenn H. ‘Todd
Munson Street
Astoria
Manyon
Marion Graham
East Seventi Street
Munyon
Munyon's
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Cincinnatis sign many players as 1895 season looms
The article lists multiple baseball moves for 1895 including Latham signing with the Cincinnatis, Jimmy Canavan released by Cincinnati, George Ulrich playing in Omaha, Hugh Nicols and Tim Hurst slated for positions, Pop Smith and Willie Rourke joining Scranton, Turner sought from Philadelphia, and Minneapolis adding Kuehne Lally and Berger. It notes John Southers to manage Detroit in the Western league, Buck Ewing negotiating for two outfielders and a pitcher, Held signed by Canton, Roger Connor with St. Louis, Joseph Connor with Wheeling, and the Senators preparing to open at home against Philadelphia around April 2. It mentions Mahoney signing with Washington and Cincinnati’s gala opening day for Manager Ewing, Tom Brown’s stance on St. Louis Browns, and the Cincinnati roster under contract plus transfers to John Brush’s Indianapolis. Also references Kissinger and Hoffer joining Baltimore, Huckenberger reuniting with ex-Pittsburg stars in St. Louis Brows, and Irwin naming eight pitchers for Wilfred Cursey through Kimble.
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George Ulrich
Omaha
Hugh Nicols
Rockford
Tim Hurst
Pop Smith
Scranton
Willie Rourke
Omnahas
Cincinnatis
Turner
Philadelphias
Minneapolis
Kuehne
Lally
Berger
John C. Southers
Detroit
Muanhager Buck Ewing
Reds
John Held
Burlington
Canton Ball Club
Roger Connor
St. Louis
Joseph Connor
Wheeling
W. Va
D. J. Mahoney
Portlands
Hee
Washington
Senators
Cincinnati
Ewing
Tom Brown
St. Louis Browns
Louisville
China van der Able
Mary
Wittrock
Cunningham
McCarty
Fisher
Cross
John T. Brush
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Kissinger
Hoffer
Buffalo
Buckenberger
Prtteburg
Miller
Lyons
Huckenberger
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Arthur Irwin
Wilfred Cursey
Gus Woyhing
Mark Maldwin
Tom Smith
Taylor
Johnson
Beam
Kimble
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Bachellor
Johnson & Bachellor
The
Tribune
Leto
Lynde
Bostom
Massachusetts
Irving
Charlotte
Threst
Go J
Thad
Mullivan
Mullan
the Hind
Max O'Rell
Creation
Mrs. Jonathan
Jonathan
England
Omak
St. Petersburg
Munson
Latham
Jimmy Canavan
Drypepeia
B. B. B. Mra
Wat Taberg
Oneida Co
N.Y
William Connell
Geo. H. Catlin
William H. Peck
James Archbald
Alfred Hand
George H. Catlin
Henry Belin, Jr
Willem T. Smith
Luther Keller
Atlantic Refining Co
Olds
Mason
Omce
Wyoming Ave
Pine Brook
E. M. Hetzel
Lackawanha Avenue
Dupont
Milla
Lo Aeee
Delaware
Wyoming
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Ercies Jaen
Batten
Rh & Son
Plymouth
E. W. Beat AN
Wilkow Barre
Pauno Chemical Company
W.L. Douclas
Corpovan
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Pt
CAD. E.u. Leonard
Madea
Bevin
Royal Medicine CO
Alvar St
Chicago
Matthews Bros
Druggis
Fcrantes
Academy OF Music
Harry
Edward Paulton
Niobe
Dorcas
DAVIS
Ellinwood
Crane & Morris
Royal Vaudeville Co
Living Picture
Paris Hill
Montrose
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Avenue
Mand
Jurisch's
Kpruce Street
MT. Pleasant
Wyoming Avenue
Third National
Ine
WM. T. Smith
OIL and Manufacturing
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins, M’g’r
Aylesworth’s
Linn Allen Snack
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. Dub
Dimmick
John H. Phelps
Dr. Campbell
Campbell
Dr. V
Fred Hepfner
Bosch Bt
Maun eeEiros
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