Treasure on Rails in Detail A Novelized Tale
Judith discovers her allies' plan leaks as bandit Slade presses for cash and a hit on Alin Law. Trine demands a thousand upfront and nineteen thousand later for a man’s life, while Judith and Marrophat confront danger aboard a Pullman near Detail. Judith clashes with Marrophat over their risky schemes. The trio pursue Law and Rose with the bandits in pursuit across the sagebrush plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iia Way
Aod
Masraphat
Sentus
Marrophat
Judith
Trine
Jimmy
Mr. Marrophat
Slade
Jamce Slade
Alin Law
Rose
Barcus
Jim
Desperate chase ends with gunfire in desert town
Judith leads a night raid to capture fugitives to rescue Alan Law and uncover a web of plots. Marrophat confronts Judith aboard a hotel stairway as Hop Jim Texas and the pursuers launch a deadly pursuit across Mesa desert, ending with a violent clash and multiple casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrophat
Texas
Mesa
Hope
Painted Hills
Judith
Alan Law
Jim
Alan
Barcus
Hopi Jim
The Idea as to Wedding Presents
A red faced young man slipped a wrapped present to an usher at a church wedding. He claimed the gift was for the bride and produced a ticket reading Present at the door. The usher grew emotional reading the line as security and etiquette concerns surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudge
Certificate of Dissolution of McRae Mercantile Company
Secretary of State certifies the McRae Mercantile Company dissolved by unanimous stockholder consent filed in 1914. The Monroe North Carolina corporation, agent J D McRae, had complied with Chapter 21 Revisal 1905. Official seal and date noted as October 1914 in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRae Mercantile Company
Monroe
County of
Union
State of North Carolina
J. D. McRae
J. Bryan Grimes
State of
North Carolina
Raleigh
SEA
Notice of Sale of Bank Stock in Monroe
By order of KR W Lemmond C S C Union county the surviving partner R L Smith of Smith Bros will sell ten shares of Farmers and Merchants Bank of Monroe stock for partition at the Monroe courthouse door November 15 1914 at 12 o clock with cash terms This 22nd day of Oct 1914 R L Smith Surviving partner of Smith Bros
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. W. Lemmond
Union County
R. L. Smith
Smith Bros
Monroe
N. C
Farmers and Merchants' Bank of
Notice to creditors in the Merrit estate
Having qualified as administrator of Mary B. Merrit deceased notice is given to all parties holding claims against the estate to present them duly authenticated on or before October 2, 1918 or they will be barred from recovery. Owing parties must settle promptly. This October 25, 1914. J. C. Simpson, Adm’r. Stack and Parker, Attys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Merrit
J. C. Simpson
Admr
Stack & Parker
Attys
Seaboard Air Line Railway Monroe Schedule 1914
Travel via Seaboard Air Line through Monroe North and East to West with chair car Charlotte to Wilmington and electric lighted observation sleeper New York to Birmingham. Schedule in effect April 12 1914 lists trains arriving and leaving Monroe with times for local and through services to Raleigh Wilmington Birmingham and New York. Information available from railway offices and Norfolk ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
Charlotte
Wilmington
New York
Birmingham
Portsmouth
Atlanta
O Ports
Rutherfordton
Raleigh
Leigh
Main
Chariotte
Wimington
Phcaingham
Atents
Brigman
Ticket Ae
John T
West
Raleigh, Co C
C. B. Ryan
G.P.A
Norfol
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Universal Film Co
Hindinscacatensi Cata Aiacaee
Louis Joseph Vance
Wells-Pargo
Santa Fe
Detail
Ours Joseph Vance
Seneca Trine
Pll
Tring
Hopt
James Slade
Egg Heron
Marrop
Hop
United States Department of Agriculture
John
Johny
Poe
Danuel Longfellow
Samuel Sintles
THE
Re Vay Company
S Pring and Macdongel
Sts
H. B. Havely
Monroe, N
Joe Person
Mary Amanita Naaly
Lamberton
N. Secvero
Jon Person
Ved
Joe
Tittle Remedy Sales Corporation
Marlotte
M. C. Ee
Bota
Seaboard Airline Railway
Wie
Nw York
New York-Ports
Journal
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