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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1909

Page

2

Maitland outwits Anisty in tangled jewel heist caper

In New York Maitland battles a doppelganger jewel thief posing as him. The girl in gray, Anisty, and a clever detective foil multiple plots as Maitland recalls alibis, swaps identities, and regroups with O’Hagan and a steady cab driver before a final reversal.

Sleuth Fifth Avenue Hickey Maitland Anisty Maitland Manor Higgins Gray Girl Bartholdi Agarn

End of a Thief Fades in the Night Study

A troubled man reflects on justice and worth before entering a dark study. He calls for a woman, requests she stay safe, and pushes aside portieres as hoofs echo in the street, anxiety driving his next move.

Mar Hickey O’hagan Broadway Maitland Manhattan Jamaica Bronxville St. George Staten Island Sixth Avenue

Wack ends ties with Cook personal legal adviser

Dr. Frederick A. Cook's attorney Henry Wellington Wack severed relations after advising him to seek counsel elsewhere. Wack cannot confirm details but notes Cook's uncertain whereabouts and a Copenhagen inspection of Cook's records to test the north pole claim amid new sworn statements by Dunkle and Loose.

New York Frederick A Cook Henry Wellington Wack Wack Dr. Cook Mr. Wack Brooklyn Maine Philadelphia University of Copenhagen George W. Dunkle August W. Loose Capt. Loose Gramatan Inn Bronxville N. Y Copenhagen Loose Vook Denmark Torp New York Times Frederick A. Cook Loose and Dunkle Times Walter Lonsdale London

Doctor forbids sister to sing for months

Question replies that the doctor has forbidden singing for all months and asks if the doctor lives nearby.

Two Women Found Slain in Savannah Residence

In Savannah on December 11, the mutilated bodies of Mrs Eliza Gribble 70 and her daughter Mrs Carrie Oslander were found in their home. A third woman is dying in the hospital. Police suspect assault and cover up amid a manhunt, with bloodhounds tracking a missing local negro.

Savannah Eliza Gribble Carrie Oslander

Money Chosen Senate Minority Leader in caucus

In a caucus the Democratic senators elected Senator H D Money of Mississippi as minority leader of the senate to succeed Senator Culberson of Texas whose resignation was presented.

Money Washington H. D. Money Mississippi Senate Culberson Texas

Lamar Middleton Dies in Paris Tribune Correspondent

Lamar Middleton a correspondent for the Chicago Daily News died in Paris from diabetes. He came to Paris in 1897 and his death marks the end of a long career reporting from the city.

Lamar Middleton Paris The Chicago Daily News Paria

Cure for Eczema After Twelve Months Of Itch Relief

Henry Searle of Little Rock Arkansas relates a year of severe eczema with relentless itching. After hospital care failed he used Cuticura Ointment Soap and Pills and was completely cured after two to three applications and continued use. Potter Drug & Chem, Boston, credits the remedy.

Henry Searle Little Rock Ark

Every Little Bit Helps in Forest Destruction Debate

A lecturer declares no man has prevented forest destruction. A back-row man confesses to shooting woodpeckers, highlighting a blunt, humorous challenge to conservation talk.

Everybody’s Magazine

Witty Exchange About Hats Sparks Tea House Banter

In a light exchange a man compliments a wife on her hat saying it makes her look like a queen. Mr Bliggins retorts that no queen ever looked like she enjoyed a first class milliner. The quip showcases playful social back and forth in a small setting.

Mr. Bliggins

Why did Dollardy sell his hotel and what next

A dated quotation set lists reasons for Dollardy selling his hotel citing insufficient profits and notes his new role as head waiter. The piece also broadens on charitable views and features Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims. It ends with a W. J. Bryan motto about helping others.

Dollardy

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BOBBS Dan Maitland Dan Bannerman Greenfields Lady In Gray Dame Anisty Dan Anisty Snaith Jane Eve Eugene's O'Hagan Harlem Gray Mr. Maitland Daniel Anisty Nighthawk Explorer Miss Smiff Cutiura Brotherhood of Man W. J. Bryan Dodds Guart Cartersver Cen Soma Franklin H, Hough Iso
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