Detective Murray Versus Confederate Agent On Lake Erie
John Wilson Murray, chief Inspector of Ontario, unmasked a Confederate plot to capture Johnson Island and free 4,000 prisoners. He tailed Cole and Irish Life from Windsor to New York, arrested Cole aboard the Parsons, and thwarted the raid on the U S S Michigan. Cole yielded a possible gold payoff but Murray refused.
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Chevalier Dupin
Edgar Allan Poe
Rue Morgue
Sherlock Holmes Turk
Allence
Poe
Bia
Hin Consid
Holmes
Dupin
Simon
Ake
Murray
Mississippi
Gulf
Jewett
Farragut
Mobile
Great Lakes
Michigan
Johnson Island
Sandusky Bay
Lake Erie
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
North
Wear
J. C. Carer
United States Navy
Array
Canada
Carter
Col. Hill
Vallandingham
Congress
Ohio
Windsor
Ont
L. C. Cole
Cole
Wallandingham
Fortier
Montreal
Lanace Hall
Jotver
Albany
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Ing Cole
D. B
Philo Pannona
Sandusky
Amherstburg
Tonada
Detroit River
Mr. Cole
Parsons
Weasel
Kelly's Island
Richardson
Gull Island
Wilson
Coxawaln
Coke
Wil Son
Psuedo Wilson
Debonaire
Harrisburg
Charles Robinson
Sandusky, O
West House
Robinson
G. C. Heal
John A. Wilson
New Orleans
U. S
Col
Hit
United States Army
Cers
Young Wilson
The
Jamies Hunter
Fation
Cale
Jeferson Davis
Bank of Montreal
Murray Wilson
Wilson Murray
Coto
Confederacy
Murry
Sam Dusky
Wilcon
Nes
Durance Vile
Seven-Mile House
Bandusky
Johnson's Island
Point Pelee
Man Robinson
Port la Payette
Fort Warren
Boston
Lincoln
WO. Chapman Yright
Great Britain
Brave King County Driver Saves Horses From Water
John Patterson risked his life to free his horses from floodwater after a bridge collapse on Eliott Avenue and Stone Street. The King County Humane Society plans to award him a gold medal, though Patterson downplays the act and credits a helper who joined him in the effort.
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Heatile
Wash
John Patterson
Eliott Avenue
Stone Street
King County Humane Society
Patterson
King County Society
Humane Society
Wae
Buck
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