The Missing Man Chapter XIX Continued Trial Drama
The court hears a complex ejectment case tied to a missing man saga. Morley argues Vane Hamilton is the real victim and Henry Ashley the bank defaulter, using hair color shifts, a ring, a notebook, and a Portland meeting to prove identity theft and wrongful imprisonment. The tale sets stage for further revelations.
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aumMons
Hamilton
Supreme Court
Stone & Ferguson
Morley & Wels
Victor Hamilton
Hannah Sargent
Vane Hamilton
Ashley
Lenora
Nora
Portland
sJamilton
Bne
Astley
Tony Osborn
Thas
Henry Ashley
Goodwill
Mr. Stevens
Morley
Durance Vile
Mr. Morley
High Hopes for Eclipse Expedition Run Against Odds
A farm lad from Elizabeth returns home with only a hat in hand as Prof G A Hill warns that high hopes and great expectations often end in nothing. The tale parallels ambitious county youths who quit the farm for fortune yet face luck and delay.
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G. A. Hill
United States Naval Observatory
Ecome Bank
Ndustry
Elizabeth
New York
Self praise in speech invites wary readers and listeners
The remark notes that excessive self talk risks leaving auditors with little to gain. It warns that vanity or overemphasis on personal deeds can alienate an audience and reduce the value of discourse. The quote underscores humility in communication.
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Rochefoucaud
Nuremberg Trip Reveals Medieval Marvels and Art
Special Correspondence describes a Monday visit to Nuremberg. The writer tours the walls, bridges, and cathedrals, especially St Sebastian and St Moritz, noting bronze tombs, Loffelholz chapel paintings, and the Georgeous Rathaus with Durer frescoes. The piece highlights Durer, Sachs, Krafft, Vischer, Behaim, and the city’s fountains, towers, and historic sites as art life breathes through the streets.
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Nuremberg
Durer and Sachs
St. Sebaldus
Loffelholz
Stark
St. Lawrence
Peter Vischer
Wenzel
Cologne
St. Moritz
Sachs and Durer
Hans Sachs
Adnat Krafft
Wohlemuth
Durer
Martin Behaim
Indictments in Rebating Case Involving Chicago and Alton Railway
A federal grand jury indicted the Chicago and Alton Railway Company and two former officers, John Natthorn and Fret A Wann, over rebates to Schwarzschild & Sulzberger. The case centers on freight and passenger fare concessions claimed legitimate by the company, with calls for a test legal ruling under the Elkins Act. Three rebate instances are cited, including $1 per car on beef shipments in 1908 and 1904, and $3,501 in passenger fare credits to the packing firm between 1908 and 1904.
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Chicago, Bee
Chicago & Alton Railway Company
John Natthorn
Alton Road
Schwarzschild& Sulzberger
Kansas City
Faithorn
Chicago & Alton
Federal Grand Jury
Railroad Company 1
Railroad Company 89
Packing Company
First Single Rall System Reaches Coney Island Meadows
On the Coney Island meadows sections of the country’s first single-rall system remain. It was built to carry holiday seekers to the seashore at about a mile per minute.
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Coney Island
Wealthy Harvard President Prefers Simplicity in Life
Ellot of Harvard, aged seventy, declares the most desirable satisfaction is having nothing to do with wealth. He cautions against judging a marriage fit by a mother’s opinion and urges caution against seeking ordinary pleasures. He emphasizes personal merit over material gain.
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Ellot
Harvard
Irish Welcome to Aberdeen in Dublin
The Earl of Ny ley departed Dublin as the Earl of Aberdeen arrived to assume the viceroyal role. A state procession stretched through crowded streets with military and police, but no significant demonstrations occurred. James Bryce accompanied the new Ireland chief secretary.
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Dubin
Earl of Nyley
Heutenant
Ireland
Dublin
Earl of Aberdeen
Warmil
Cuming
Ear of Aberdeen
James Bryce
Man found guilty in white- Negroes cure fraud case
James A Herlihy of Chillicothe was convicted by a Columbus jury in the U S court for using a misrepresented preparation advertised to transform Negroes into whites. The December 14 verdict follows charges of fraud in selling the product touted to change race.
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Columbus
Jaames
Herlihy
Chillicothe
United States
Record NYSE seat sells at historic high price
New York December 14 a stock exchange membership sold today for 88000 dollars the highest price ever reached for a seat on the exchange. The previous high was 86000 dollars highlighting the market demand for exchange access and the strength of the trading floor interests.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Waa
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Libby
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Barnstead
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Barnsteat
Albert Durer
St. John’s
Durel
Wallenstein
Rhine
Danube
Adam Krafft
Murce
Russia
Levant
Genoa
Venice
Far East Indies
Cape of Good Hope
Henry VI
Chicago and Alton Company
Aberdeen
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