Treachery and capture on Nagasaki coast chapter continues
On a swift night raid a pirate band is seized by horsemen. Langley and companions are captured and transported to a small bay where a government vessel holds them. Buffo Burrington lies to defend himself while Jack Martin escapes. Mary and Paul contend with growing peril as Otehewa hints at a plan to wed Mary to Laroon.
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Leutenant
Langley
Jack Martin
Nagaarki
Buttu Nagigaki
Buffo Burrington
Laroon
Pedro Minriguez
Buffo
Nagasaki
Burnington
Homen
Bomsee
Brie
Beb
Martin
Langer
Bao
Che Brig
Otehewa
Paul
Mr. Langley
Marl
Mary
Helo
Burt Seon
Otehensa
Roe
Burtstom
Orehena
When Peal Reaches Castle He Encounters Diesena
Peal meets Diesena at the castle who whispers in secret that Melicine may be in danger. Vueseath hurries to Mary’s room as Marl Laroon awakens the maiden and Pant learns the forgotten Hadeimes. A small white chain is pressed to Marl Laroon’s lips as Paul checks her pulse.
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Paul ‘Ay
Otehewa
Mierl Larcon
Paul
Diesena
Melicine
Vueseath
Otehewn
Mary
Mars
Laron
Return to Castle Sparks Mary’s Recovery and Captain’s Visit
A week after leaving, Mary Laroon nears full recovery at the castle while the captain prepares a boat for an evening trip to the brig to check on conditions. He shows evident satisfaction in her improving state.
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Mary Laroon
Mary
Stranger arrives at Laroon estate amid storm and tension
In a stormy night at Captain Laroon’s residence, Paul and Mary face fear as a mysterious stranger named James Fox arrives seeking hospitality. The man’s squinting gaze and troubled past intrigue Marl Larcon and Paul while rumors of treasure and danger swirl around Nagasyuki and the voyage ahead.
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Paul
Mary
Otehena
Larcon
Ben Maritour
Laroon
Marl Laroon
Erelong
Mari
Nagasyuki
Larcen
Marl
James Fox
Marl Larcon
Fox
Cal
Targum
Colve
Nagasekio
Indian B ll A Gory Game Described as Bloodier Than Moet
A historical account details an Indian lacrosse like game with 21 points to win. Two goals 160 yards apart, players numbered 20 a side. Players catch and throw with sticks, no hands for men, women may use hands. Games can be brutal, with fatalities reported in rival-town matchups.
Chicago Subway Plan Aims to Relieve City Freight Congestion
The Chicago Subway Company plans freight movement via tunnels to cut street dirt and smoke, moving yards miles away, and integrate telegraph gas and water utilities in tunnels. It envisions eventual streetcar subways and a possible tunnel above tunnels, with Illinois Tunnel Company backing to avoid construction woes.
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Chicago
Chicago Subway Company
New Jersey
Chicago Tunnel Company
Illinois Tunnel Company
Fuller May Resign After Roosevelt Inauguration
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller plans to resign from the Supreme Court on March 5, 1905, the day after administering Roosevelt’s oath of office. The report notes agreement that Secretary of War may be involved in the anticipated changes.
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Melville W. Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft to be appointed to Supreme Court vacancy by President
The report says Taft will be named to fill a vacant Supreme Court seat by the President. Chief Justice Fuller has served since 1888 and has not resigned, dying in office. the note mentions retirement terms and past oath administrations to four presidents.
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Taft
Puller
Supreme Court
Fuller Hias
Ularrixon
Cleveland
Mc Winey
Lle
Railroads and shipping rise as Alabama lines expand
August petroleum shipments reach 1104 barrels offshore Texas. Natchez and Gulf Fall charter granted to extend from Natchez to Gulfport. Cleveland to Alliance telegraph block system adopted. Louisville and Nashville plans a 13 acre machine shop in Louisville costing 2.6 million. Alabama railroads earned 23.22 million in the year end June 30 with prior year 27.62 million. American Railway Association met in Philadelphia with 2723 lines represented. Louisville and Nashville spent nearly 500 thousand on equipment in 1904 including 213 thousand for freight cars.
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Texas
Mississippi
Natchez and Gulf Fall Road
Natchez
Gulfport
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Ohio
Alliance
Louisville and Nashville
Louisville
New York
Mobile and Western Alabama Railroad
Alabama
United States
American Railway Association
Philadelphia
Secretary Hay to Remain in the President's Cabinet
John Hay will continue as Secretary of State in the president's cabinet. Born October 8, 1838 in Salem Indiana, he graduated from Brown University in 1858 and studied law at Lincoln. He served as Lincoln's private secretary, a volunteer officer, and adjutant general. later he was minister to Paris Madrid Vienna and ambassador to England in 1897, before becoming Secretary of State in 1898.
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John Hay
Salem
Ind
Brown University
Lllinovis
Hay
Lincoln
Paris
Madrid
Vienna
England
United States
Mystery of Auto Ride Slain Chauffeur near Lemont
John W. Bate Jr., a professional chauffeur and son of a wealthy car man, was found shot on a country road near Lemont Illinois after his car turned with a revolver on the seat. Police weigh theories of bank robbers jilted lover or a local resident firing as the car moved.
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John W. Bate, Jr
Joliet
Lemont, Ill
Bate
Sherlock Holmes
Morris Stokes
Cushing
Daniel Canary
Will County
Lemont
Churches Unite for Bedford Boys Evangelization Campaign
Brooklyn youths linked to the Bedford gang face a new religious crusade to reform city streets. A 2000 strong march led by a Twenty third Regiment band filed through Bedford avenue to Hancock street with a banner, followed by an open air gathering and a Central Presbyterian church service for men. Ministers from fifty denominations support a winter long effort to purify the neighborhood.
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Brooklyn
Bedford
N. Y
Twenty-third Regiment
Bedford Avenue
Hancock Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Marvelous Escape from Injury at Edwardsville Plant
Joseph Schmidt of Edwardsville Missouri escaped serious harm after a pulley belt caught him and hurled him against a wall and through a door. He landed uninjured despite his clothing being torn and the incident occurred at Edwardsville Pressed Brick Company. Old papers for sale at this office.
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Joseph Schmidt
Edwardsville
Neighbors Report Local Marriages Deaths and Incidents
Statewide brief notes cover marriages and deaths among residents, plus local incidents and crimes. Partners named where available identify community members and places affected by recent events.
Infant dies in Clinton as father mourns
The infant child of Charles Hardin of Clinton was found dead in bed. Other local items include a new Richmond Federal building due for occupancy next March and several injuries, deaths, and societal notes from Elkhart, Milford, and nearby towns.
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Charles Hardin
Clinton
Federal
Richmond
Emil Baumgardner
Bluffton
Home Club
Milton
Michael Henson
Jacob Stein
DeKalb County
Waterloo
Emil Williams
Elkhart
Frank Lamp
Rome City
Charles Riley
Elwood
Farmers’ Institute
Daniel Benedict
Claude Bowers
Henry Fate
Pendleton
W. A. Clemmer
Muncie
Lake Erie & Western Railway
M.H. Ingram
Winamac
England
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Edward C. Crow
Claude Lee
James Lee
Bedford
Kree
William Middleton
Russiaville
Middleton
Howard County
Albert Hopkins
Evansville & Terre Haute
Indiana Boys’ School
M.S. Kenworthy
Earlham Collage
Friend’s Church
Portland
Andrew J. Fleener
Nashville
Racy Boren
Wilmington Township
Jacob Mast
Elkhart County
Lawrence Brough
T’endleton
Frank Green
Hemenway Farm
Rockville
Charles O. Drake
Goshen
Lake Shore
Ilis
Hugh Pogue
Madison
George Barkess
Baker & Seeley
Stuart Shirkie
Laura Kent
Squib
Shelbyville
J. W. Joseph
Bessie Lisher
Jackiel Joseph
Jean Isley
Alice Trout
Charles Dust
la Porte
Lake Shore Railroad
Frederick Waak
Tipton Street Crossing
Dust
Harry Kinnerman
Cambridge City
Fort Wayne
Lale Shore Railway
Jackson
Mich
Hillsdale, Mich
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