Captain Brand Revealed In Desert Saga Complications
In a hotel in a tropical port Arline Brand and Charlie Stuart plot to expose Captain Brand of the Hespasia as a fraud. Artemus Barnaby warns that the bold imposter is a dangerous man while flashback identifies him through past aliases and distant exploits from New York to Valparaiso.
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Captain Brand
Charlie
Ben Hazen
Old England
Arline
Arline Brand
Wallis
Arline Wallis
Dave
Charlie Stuart
Mr.Stuart
The
Hespasia
Salse
Valparaiso
Antwerp
Peterhot
Denoument
Artemus Barnaby
Allence
Artemus
Charile
Steen
Baron Munchausen
New York
Africa
Dahomey
Gotham
M Irving
Frederick Davenport Macauley
Nathaniel Kedge
South America
Santiago
Paraiso
Pacific
San Francisco
Nathaniel
Coftes
Arteman
Char
Flying Squadron anti treat society scandal spreads
A Chicago based group calling themselves the Flying Squadron launches an anti treat society. Members vow to abstain from paying for others’ drinks and to denounce water cart references. The group, led by Admiral Biff Hall, claims nearly 1000 members with anchors as lapel emblems and ships that pass in the night as a motto.
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Biff” Hall
Chicago Navy
Seltzer Island
Chicago
Story of seven brothers tale told in many tongues
At the Morgan Street chapel evening school in Hartford a teacher shared a familiar world tale about seven brothers and a single bundle of sticks. Pupils from Palestine, Hebrew, Yiddish, Roumanian, Polish, and Russian backgrounds retold the story in their native languages, illustrating the lesson that unity yields strength.
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Morgan Street Chapel
Clark
Palestine
Europe
Hartford Courant
Creed of Faith Across Beliefs and Life
A prose-poem-like reflection cherishes unity among living beings and spiritual paths. It affirms belief in mercy, truth, and a universal source, honoring Buddha, Christ, and diverse faiths while seeking justice and compassion.
Birds and beasts barred from entry under Uncle Sam list
The United States maintains a black list of birds and mammals forbidden to be introduced. Mongoose, flying fox and starling are prohibited. The mongoose, native to India, was imported to Jamaica to control rats but harmed crops by preying on insectivorous birds. The flying fox is a fruit bat, a heavy consumer of fruits. The starling is a crow family bird.
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Uncle Sam
India
Jamaica
Cape
Japan to Use British Engines On Railways
Japan has decided to meet its railway needs with British engines. The move marks a shift in procurement for the national system, signaling collaboration with foreign suppliers and potential impacts on local industries.
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Japan
Wages of English Plumbers Reported in England
A report details weekly wages for English plumbers at ten dollars and thirty four cents, outlining pay levels across the trade in England. The item notes implications for skilled labor and cost of living during the period.
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England
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D. W. Yaden
Fort Bedi Street
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Idaho Nursery
Payette, Idaho
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