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The Labor Argus in Charleston, West Virginia

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Newspaper

The Labor Argus

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1906

Page

4

The Secret Cabinet Mystery at Aunt Lizas Mansion

Mollie Clafton and Elizabeth Van Alen in a colonial house discover a hidden silver cache behind a buffet. Jack Townshend, with Mollie, breaks through a hollow wall revealing silver spoons, a pitcher, plates, and two old Roblets. A sudden intrusion by police and a frightened Crosby conclude with the reveal that the treasure belonged to Mr Crosby’s treasury and they have dug into his silver closet.

Mollie Jack Townshend Sleepy Hollow Commonwealth Ott Aunt Li Bobby Palr Sttle Elizabeth van Alen Bess Liza Paris Mollic Cliflin Hera Promanadin Claflin Crosby

The Coward Clay Chooses Death In Secluded Room

In a private library Captain Clay, retired, battles inner fear as he contemplates a 44 caliber revolver. Surrounded by medals and a president's commendation, he recalls battles and losses, then destroys the weapon and dies from a fatal hemorrhage, his sons recalling his bravery.

Clay McKinley Palmas Sergi Peters Vlood Sword of Honor Mms Lama Hlis N. S. Herald

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