Gormly scandal and Haldane ties in Planet revelation
A dramatic plot unfolds as George Gormly, a New York merchant prince, faces a flood of publicity after confessing to crime tied to Gotham Traction. Eleanor Haldane appears, revealing personal stakes as rivals push for power and reform in a citywide scandal.
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Tenderfoot
George Gormly
New York
Eleanor Haldane
Gormly
Gotham Traction Company
Haldanes
Gorm Jv
Merchant Prince
Traction Fishchine
Miss Haldane
Traction Company
Young Haldane
Haldane
Gormiy
Bill Hamilton
Devil
Pete Breeden
Abbott
Colonel Hamilton
Cub Reporter
Publication of Collateral Evidence in Fatal Blizzard Case
In a dramatic scene the editor and Colonel Bil Hamilton unveil a signed statement witnessed by Justice Jennings claiming Bree den confessed his wife killed him and that the pair died in a blizzard. A woman, alive and frightened, provides her account as Fordyce’s role is admitted and a witness signature is secured.
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Bill
Justice of the Peace
Jennings
Breeden
Shaw
Fordyce
Hisself
Col. Bil Hamlton
Korea
Something to Live Up To Chapter on Election Eve
Gormly, usually an early riser, sleeps unusually late on the morning before election day. Worn by the campaign strain, he faces one final Monday night meeting scheduled before the polls.
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Gormly
Somes
Mad About It Parrot Wireless Cage Idea
A humorous note shows Binks obsessed with modernity. He fashions a wireless cage for his parrot to stay up to date and entertained by new tech ideas.
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Binks
Few Hens in England and Remedies Advertised
An assortment of quirky claims and patent medicine pitches. The piece notes England has one hen per acre, cites Hamlins Wizard Oil for local inflammation, warns about occasional adult thoughts, mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and wind colic, and ends with a remark that practical jokes are never as funny as expected.
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England
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Catarrh in Lebanon Community
A resident of Lebanon Kansas describes severe catarrh failing to respond to several medicines. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla, three bottles cured the ailment with no recurrence. The ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid and Sarsatabs forms.
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Euens Forbes
Lebanon
Kansas
Hood
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Corpus
Dearborn Mielvile
Orient
Moffat
LARD
Eleanor
Livingstone
James T. ‘Livy
Missouri
Lloyd
Sunday Magazine
the Centaur Company
Castoria
Bears
THE
Ocemtrup Company
New York City
Carter
Los Angeles
Cal
Thorntos DA Rental CO
Fourth St
Defiance
Serciet
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.l.douglas
W.L. Uglas
Spark St
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