A Sailor’s Plot on the Kur River Wharf
Hassan the shipowner and his daughter Koura become entangled in a midnight murder conspiracy. Hafiz Efendi coerces Hassan to transport a captive woman to a prince in Bokhara, offering a thousand gold pieces, while murder and ransom schemes unfold aboard a Caspian trade vessel.
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Ker
Kur
Title
Hussan
Constantinople
Massa
Bia
Statihou
Huestng
Pris Flegen
Uber
Trebizond
Caspian
Hassan
Muring
Mersiat
Tada Effend
Miask
Bokhara
Haasan
Aimaelf
Allah
Hafiz Efendi
Hafiz Effendi
Tam Hafiz
Bull
Nalerp
Iseann
Kar
Harken
Tifis
Shein
Mirrage
Peice
Lit
Rhiva
Mobutmated
Biartetkis
Hokbiurs
Astrikhan
Lozsara
Ignatz Blurtelkiss
Astrakhan
Blartelkis
Koura
Father
Sartelkia
Hosean
Hata Bitendi
Ste
Ate Effendt
Blartelkin
Hata Effendi
Indignant Scotchman and the Weather Glass Tale
A Cheviot sheep farmer buys a mercurial barometer to forecast weather. He consults it daily but misinterprets the readings. When rain comes while the device shows fair weather, he finally discards the instrument, tossing it into a garden pond to prove his point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheviot
Scotland
Coffin Work Beside River Of Death Customs
A Scots village scene shows a carpenter pressed by an undertaker to fasten a coffin. The wife explains a strange local custom paying the ferryman with a sovereign for crossing the river of death, while the deacon and others debate upright conduct and superstition in a lively but cautious town vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulm
Corp
Fragmented Quote on Writers and Flattery
A garbled passage attributes a discussion about writers and fame to an editor, mentioning Philadelphia Lester and Bulwer. The quotes discuss who are truly literary writers, noting flattery from friends as a shield against enemies and injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lester
New Orleans History Tour Through Old Streets and Docks
The narrator describes a guided view of New Orleans historical sites along the river, noting architecture, markets, cemeteries, and key landmarks. Highlights include Jackson Square, the cathedral, the French market, the government mint, the Royal Hotel, cemeteries with tombs, and Algiers across the river, all amid a busy port with cotton, sugar, rice, and diverse national presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kore Alta Keron
New Orleans
Lanisi
Triniefi
Reilly
Orlane
Crdennis
Tel
Jackson Pynnte
Jackson
New Arlemus
Dretek
Army of North Virginia
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Louisiana
Albert Sidney Johnnas
Shilo
Algiers
Gulf
United States
Orleans
Ford
Dr Franklin Slocnin Seeks Probate Of Slovan Estate
Dr Franklin Slocnin of Tonia returns from Washington after talks with Rosta Embasader Countyseini about the Slovan estate in Rosta. Probate actions were begun in St Petershung court. the doctor expects to inherit about half of the 1,000,000 estate plus legal costs. The father died when the doctor was a youth. court notices say the probate may take two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Slocnin
Tonia
Washington
Rosta
Fernert
Russi
Sieouin
Doctor Sagett
Otiee Walt
Slooum Ie
Aeojoy Epee
Thin City
Forest Hill Parish Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs Silas Randolps timmy friends learn she has been very sick for over two weeks Delosalee returns to De swainio after a visit with sister Mrs J Pitt A girl at Bert Mamiltons Kenneth Gwen ill Healy 7 Carl and wife home Monday Misses Cla arph Him Ray Alma ghosts of Grandma Packard Mrs Masking Shepherd visited Mrs Moody and Ms Cornfield last week A party at Weslie Mills home for Don Hayes Friday evening Revival services at the Methodist church begin at the Christian church here February Misses Ray of Alma visit Ashley last week Local notices of illness events and family visits with church and social activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Randolph
Timmy
Delosalee
Deswainio
J. Pitt
Bert Mamilton
Kenneth Gwen
Hettia
Errett
Ithaca
Carl
Sarah Stalter
Shepherd
Healy
Preyrrene
Methodist Church
Christian Church
Cla Arph Him Ray
Alma
Grandma Packard
Masking
Moody
Ms. Cornfield
Oberlin
Will
Ashley
Weslie Mills
Don Hayes
Mr. Moody
Jy Groupie
Dan Rayes
Local notices from Northeast Bethany and surrounding areas
Community news recounts small-town travels and visits. Stewart Bros. hauled pork to Saginaw last week with Hawanl Priest and Geo Milligan seen in town. Bodfish family welcomed by Husted family while George Bodfish visits Spokane relatives and James Stewart recovers from illness. Theo Rosenberger visited Premont for business with L. M. Sweet.
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Capehaker Aml Son
Silesion
Stewart Bros
Saginaw
Hawanl
Geo
George
James Stewart
Theo, Rosenberger
Premont, C
L. M. Sweet
Langport N. BK visitors and local notes in Pine River
Langport and nearby residents figure in a Pine River visit as Saad and Frank Crouse stay a few days. Mrs Bert Thompson of Merrill spent the start of the week at Mr Spaulding's. A sleigh load attended church in Merrill Sunday night. Dr and Mrs Street of Wheeler visited S Benjamin's. George Snadth is able to be out again. Miss Elsie Hardy assists her sister near Elsie. The LO.T.ML OM holds a meeting this week Wednesday.
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N. BK. Saad
Frank Crouse
Pine River
Bert Thompson
Merrill
West Arcada Notes on Local Visits and Purchases
Mr David Elliott visited Mrs J H Allis over two weeks. J J Allis bought a span of colts and will winter them. Route 4 patrons have new mail boxes. Albert Bedson expects to go to Nebraska next week to visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Elliott
J. H. Allis
J. J. Allis
Albert Bedsond
Nebraska
Arcada Farmers Club Holds Meeting with Guests
The Arcada Farmers Club met January 26 with Mr and Mrs J Allis present a good turnout. president and vice president absent. Three members joined. questions discussed feeding cows hand picking beans and the benefit of a bean crop. Mr Pitt from Sumner read a paper. February meeting planned with Sylvester Peck presiding and delegate report on the state fair.
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Arcada Farmers’ Club
Allis
Pitt
Sumner Club
Maddy
Sylvester Peck
Maud
Nancy Song
Club Disvirl
Hert Haile
Neihart
Campbell Leaves Hospital After Knee Injury
English actress Mrs Patrick Campbell departed University Hospital Philadelphia where she had been treated since January 2 after a knee injury from slipping on her carriage step. She will reside temporarily at Mrs Spencer Ervin’s home with a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Patrick Campbell
University Hospital
Spencer Ervin
Dyas
Winter Eating Ruins Stomach Says Consumer Health Ad
A health ad warns that heavy winter eating weakens the stomach and causes aches, coughs, and poor digestion. It promotes MiOna as a remedy to repair digestive damage, improve nutrient absorption, and restore vitality with a money back guarantee from a local druggist named Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chun
Rhodes
Night Alarm Advises Croup Relief With Honey and Tar
A brief old time ad claims severe nighttime coughing signals croup and touts Noley’s Honey and Tar for instant relief and quick cure. A letter from Ph. Cottier of Mamntingtor Ry says a three year old nearly died before the first dose saved her mother notes Volos’ Luney and Tar as key remedy. Refuse substitutes, George F. Sharrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
Noley
Ph. Cottier
Petere Gee
Cramp
Sile
Pata Hettbe
Volos
George F. Sharrar
For Sale and Lost Items From Alma
For sale and exchange notices including telegraphy course ads from Dodge's Institute in Monroe Street Alma. Also an auction of farm tools and a lost shoe string handbag with spectacles reported near Alma. Records show item locations, names, and dates in a brief local notice format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Mir
Leetelene
Alma Wilber Stu
Cheap Excursions West and South West Rail Rates
Advertisement notes low colonist rates to California Oregon Washington from Chicago at $33 with travel windows February 7 21 March 1 to May 15 1905. Includes Pacific Railway Iron Mountain Route Missori via costs for February and March and tourist sleepers to Colorado Utah California Oregon during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missori Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain
Chicago
California
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Utah
19 Hours Saved to Mexico via Iron Mountain Route
Rail timetable slip reports 19 hours saved traveling to Mexico via Iron Mountain Route, Texas and Pacific, International and Great Northern, and National Railways of Mexico through Laredo. Double daily Saint Louis departures at 2:21 PM and 8:20 PM. For full information contact Ellis Parnsworth in Chicago and Armstrong in Petrolia, Mich.
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Texas and Pacific Railway
International and Great Northern R. R
National R. R
Mexico
Laredo
Saint Louis
Ellis Parnsworth
Adaums
Chicago
Armstrong
Gthewold
Petrol, Mich
Notice to Horseowners on shoeing and payments
Notice to Horseowners dated February 1 1905 outlines a cash system for shoeing horses including charges for placing on shoes up to No 6 for thirty cents and taking them off for fifteen cents with conditions if costs are paid or if work is extended beyond thirty days the prevailing price applies. The notice mentions Nomond No 7 and bar shoes and emphasizes strict casting of work.
Jacob M H Schitt receives Second Order of Sacred Treasure
New York February 1 reports Jacob M H Schitt has been informed by Tokyo that the emperor of Japan conferred upon him the Second Order of the Sacred Treasure for services in connection with Japan's war loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikado
New York
Jacob MH. Schitt
Calle
Tokyo
Empero
Japan
Beulah Home Runaways Returned
Laude Scott and Lawrence Shaw escaped Beulah Land academy in Hay Springs Michigan and were brought back to Richmond Indiana on February 1. Charges have been filed against the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Richmond
Ind
Scott
Lawrence Shaw
Beulah Land Academy
Hay Springs
Mich
MY DG Jyorueie
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Mark Effendt
Hofa Effend
Biarteluis
Tom
Karakal
Bla
Leter
Enos Kimmel
Royal Hotel
Jeffeson Davis
Russia
Forest Hill
Bethany
Langport
Michigan
Jewsie Abas
Campbell
Mi-o-na
Chas. Rhodes
Reily
Dodge
Baer
B.booth Lyon
Addres KM Calkins
Routh Lyon
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