Westcott tracks conspirators in desert mine hideout
Westcott learns Jose Salvari lies dead from a shot and eavesdrops on Enright Beaton and Lacy as they discuss Cavendish related plots in a dim shaft office. Enright reveals the New York murder cover and Los Angeles trip while Beaton’s fate ties to the Cavendish impostor scheme. Westcott contemplates action.
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Jose
Westcott
Imp
Jose Salvari
Mexico
Haskell
la Rosita
Miss La Rue Pays a Call Sparks a Tense Escape
Westcott traps an assailant during a fierce struggle in the shack. Moore is knocked out and Jim Westcott’s knife is found, revealing Westcott listened in and escaped as Lacy and Enright react with alarm.
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Miss la Rue
Westcott
Lacy
Moore
Jim Westcott
Enright
Jim
New York Talk Turns to Mining Plans in Mountain Inn
In a mountain hotel Miss Donovan meets Celeste La Rue, a former chorus girl now seeking fortune in mining and Broadway backers. Celeste hints at Beaton and Enright, and mentions Patrick Enright, linking to a potential Chicago-New York crime angle as she probes Miss Donovan about the Cavendish case and local intrigue.
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Miss Donovan
New York
Beaton
Patrick Enright
Enright and Dougherty
Coally
Enright
Miss la Rue
the Star
Cavendish Not Dead in Colorado Mystery Tale
Frederick Cavendish plans a charity will then is murdered in New York. John Cavendish inherits until Enright offers a hush money deal. Stella Donovan uncovers a possible alive Cavendish and a conspiracy involving Enright Celeste Le Rue and Beaton. Stella goes to Haskell to follow the case and meets Jim Westcott. An attempt on Westcott's life occurs at a mine.
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Westcott
Bill Lacy
Beaton
Lacy
Enright
New York
Cavendish
Frederick Cavendish
Fred Cavendish
Adam
Los Angeles
Ned
Jim Westcott
Colorado
Patrick Enright
John Cavendish
John
Stella Donovan
Farriss
the Star
Stella
Celeste le Rue
Celeste
Haskell
Farviss
Jim
Stella and the Enemy Trap Story fragment
A fragmented historical article notes Stella's feelings drawing her into an enemy trap. The text contrasts patience with indolence, likening endurance to a harbor pool and urging steady resolve amid uncertain continuation.
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Stella
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Promises Kidney Relief
A newspaper advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming wide efficacy and urges readers to request a sample by mail. It cites testimonials from a druggist and promises relief with uric acid neutralization and rheumatism help, offering bottles in drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
City Dweller and Suburbanite Debate in Houston Post
A brief exchange shows a city resident praising a country purchase near the railroad station as advertised and not flooded. The suburban observer questions the theory behind such claims in the Houston Post fragment.
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Houston Post
Freckles No More With Othine Double Strength Remedy
An advertisement claims Othine double strength removes freckles. Apply an ounce from a druggist nightly and weekly to fade dark spots and clear the complexion, with money back guarantee if unsuccessful.
Midas Sees Ham Sandwich Turn to Gold
In a curio of greed and magic, Midas laments profiteering as a ham sandwich turns to gold on his touch, remarking that this craze can be carried too far.
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Midas
Wricht's Indian Vegetable Pills Promise Natural Digestion
Indigestion symptoms are described as disagreeable and sometimes alarming. The advertisement claims Wricht's Indian Vegetable Pills stimulate digestive processes to function naturally.
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Wricht
Is your garden a success
A playful quip about a garden failing to satisfy neighbors shows a humorous exchange. The line jokes that even the neighboring chickens will not scratch in the lackluster plot, underscoring a lighthearted domestic scene.
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Randall Parrish
My Lady of the North
Celeste la Rue
Capley
Sadie Capley
Joe Stearns
Red Fairy
Broadway
Mr. Beaton
Ned. Beaton
Miss
Waldron
Bellans
Hunt
Price
Richards Medicine Co
Sherman,Tex
Peterson
Buffalo
Bex
Bert
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