Mystery Story Chapter 43 at the Margate Jetty
Dick overhears two gang members, Ted and Arthur, plotting over the Rosalie and a Poole rendezvous linked to the Hatton Garden robbery. Ben the bargee reports safes hauled, stones weighed, and talks of disposal after a fire starts in a furnace.
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Arthur
Ben
Margate
Ted
Rosalie
Poola
Masbury
Bristol
Poole
Funny Toff
Hatton Garden
Coldharbour Point
Bir Edric
London
Royalie
Professor Cobbold
Pussy Beridge
Bargee
Maraate
Thor
Dungeness
Beachy Head
Joe
Masbury Station
Mendips
Old Stage Fare System Between Georgetown and Denver
Denver writer Cole describes the old stage coach route during the gold rush era with a unique three class fare structure, highlighting how the Georgetown to Denver trip used to be priced and marketed.
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Denver
Cole
Georgetown
Fragmented historical rail tale aboard steep hill
A damaged OCR fragment recalls a railway scene with fare classes and a stern driver warning passengers to stay seated as the stage approaches a steep hill. It names first class as $7, second as $3, and third as $130, noting all classes shared the same seats before the hill test.
Third class passengers told to get out and push
A brief immigrant or shipboard incident report indicates third class passengers were ordered to exit the vessel area and push to help in a crisis or evacuation scenario. The note emphasizes urgent mass action and crew authority in emergencies.
Master Dies as Dog Howls in St Joe Arkansas
In St Joe Arkansas a dog, loyal to his master, slept on his coat and howled when the coat was left. Word from Oregon reports the master, who had moved there, died of pneumonia shortly after the dog left the coat on the hour.
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ST Joe
Ark
Ater
Oregon
Six Coaches Of Train Leave Rails In Bristol Crash
Six coaches of a Pennsylvania Railroad express train derailed near Bristol injuring eight people slightly. About 125 aboard the Philadelphia to New York train were affected as three baggage cars and three Pullmans plunged down a 16 foot embankment into the Lehigh Navigation Company canal. Two high tension poles were toppled, severing communication and blocking three tracks.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Rail‘ Road
Bristol
New York
Spraying Service For Lorain County Fruit Growers
Lorain County fruit growers will receive a new spraying service as part of Ohio State University statewide program. County extension agent Horton B. Alger announced daily telegram bulletins, a letter service, and a radio schedule starting April 6 to guide growers on timing for apple scab control. John Schoepfie of Elma Township will report, sending bud and scape samples to university specialists for analysis.
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Lorain County
Horton B. Alger
Extension Service
Ohio State University
County Extension Service
John Schoepfie
Elma Township Fruit Frower
Eke Unner
Local Social Roundup and Visits Include Mr Saulsbury and Guests
In Ridgeville Impression, Riley? Mr N Saulsbury made notable visits as part of regional social rounds. Miss Lottie Maddock of Sheffield visited families including the Harries, the Maddocks, and the Osters. Joe Stark and Albert Reep hosted friends at Fairview Village. Lawrence Rothgarby and Ed Blaster welcomed kin from Elyria. The Happy Octet gathered at Ruth Weisheit’s home with Bunco. Helen Gilbert and Florence Lyone won first and second prizes amid a list of attendees.
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Lottie Maddock
Sheffield
B. Harrie
Geo. Maddock
Clarence Oster
Joe Stark
Albert Reep
Fairview Village
Lawrence Rothgary
Ed Blaster
Elyria
Ruth Weisheit
Bunco
Helen Gilbert
Florence Lyone
Louella Gilgenbach
Dorothy Myers
Alberta Adams
Lillian Hadaway
Virginia Bommer
Community social notes from Elyria and nearby towns
Luncheon honor hosted by the Harringtons in Elyria. The Leashers visited the Minches of Berea. Families including the Knowles, Miller, Koapp, Gibson and Palmer circulated at various Cleveland and Pittsfield gatherings. Weekend visits featured Mrs. E M Knowles, Mrs. Oster and other local households with several relatives from Avon Lake and Elyria.
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Lee Harrington
Elyria
B. Miller
Henry Leasher
Ed Minche
Berea
Geo. Maddock
Clarence Oster
Charley Gilder
Harry Watson
J. Patterson
Polar Creme Foot Balm Promises Instant Relief
An old advertisement touts Polar Creme as a medicated foot balm that cools and eases burning calloused feet in minutes. It claims rapid relief within three minutes and days of use, with a money back guarantee. Sold by C. W. Phillips and other druggists.
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Polar Crewe
C. W. Phillips
Fragmentary Notice of Local School Household Sentences
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mr Charles Smith and children on a Cleveland road area. References a Domestic Science teacher and local school context, unclear details, possible property or family note. The readable items suggest a school scene involving residents and staff with unresolved reporting.
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Charles Smith
Alde Oppo
Cleveland Road
Paterson
Ford
Our
Buckeye Students Attend School In Rowboat
Buckeye Arizona pupils faced rising Gila River waters as heavy rains flooded the valley sending children to class by rowboat for the spring term.
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Buckeye, Ariz
Buckeye Valley
Gong
Gila
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Miles Burton
Ypnom
Hudson
Pareaan
Hedeon
Detroit
Ward Leppere Motor Sales
Broad Street
Rsity
Ridgeville
Mr. N. Saulsbury
Greyhound
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Rochssile
Scranton
NEW York Indian
ST. Louis
Facksonville
Los Angles
Marcel
Florence Schwind Beauty Parlor
Second St
GEO. R. Allen & Son
Masonic Temple
Ohio
THE
Ohio Public Service CO
Citizens Budger Company of
Second Street
Lee A. DeLloyd
Mer
Anizens
Lorain
East
Erie Ave
James A. Hewitt
Charles E. Tucker
R. F P. Vandemark
Wm. B. Thompson
Frank A. Knapp
E. Jay Howenstine
Ass’t. Secy
Ass’t. Treas
Glen M. Irish
Mgr
Northern O
Secur. Sys. Inc
the Northern Sav. & L. Co
Lorain Co. Sav
E. J. Howenstine
Elyria Magnesium Prod. Co
Elyria School Board
W. Co
Henry Sec.Treas
Northern Ohio Tele. Co
Sec
Treas. Northern
Sys
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