Accusing Spirits and a Lieutenant under Cover
In a tense episode at the inn attic, Dick is captured after a raid led by Lieut Curwen and Revenue men. Miss Judy covertly aids by rigging a trick with brandy to distract Curwen while Sal ferries the ill gotten liquor away, hoping to buy time before the officers return. The note from Judy hints at a deeper plan, while Dick downs words about the legal risks of being an accessory.
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Curwen
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Sal Prendergast
Sal
Judy Dew
Squire
Judy
Bal
Miss Judy
Aliss Judy
Valance
Hidden Brandy in the Cask Creates a Buzzing Foray
In a tense scene, officers search a damp dockside cellar after a missing brandy claim. An empty cask prompts suspicion of contraband while Dick and Dick’s allies joke about evaporated cola as river revenue men close in. Sal reports Miss Judy’s whereabouts along the road as tension mounts.
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New Mexico's White Indians Exposed by Sci Am Notices
The article traces a century of debate over white Indians in America, focusing on six albino individuals at Zuni Pueblo New Mexico. It recounts early rumors from 1701 by Rev Dr John Williams and later Pacific railroad surveys, noting their distinct hair eye color and alleged reverence for a book they cannot read. It discusses possible causes including intermarriage within Pueblo clans and their exposure to sunlight.
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John Willams
Ohio River
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Ireland
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The Bravery of Woman and Electric Bitters Claim
Mrs. John Dowling of Butler Pennsylvania endured a three year struggle with malignant stomach trouble and indigestion. After trying many remedies she found relief with Electric Bitters, reporting total cure after two months. The ad touts the tonic as a life transforming aid and health restorer.
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Guarantech
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Humorous Quotations and Worldly Wit Across Papers
A collage of jokes and quips from multiple papers with banter on police, gossip, and social foibles. Snippets include a police discharge pun, pink tea chatter, a waiter’s lunch line, domesticated animal jests, and light city jokes about bankers, census, and fairy tale chatter. Strong person mentions include Hart, Cook County visitor, and Eighth Avenue Policeman.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Printer's Night Walk Sparks Imagined Boxer Rampage
A Los Angeles Times account recalls a printer on Second and Broadway about 10 p m who, imagining a Chinese mob, envisions a Peking Massacre and vows a brutal response. He mocks a Chinese man, then attempts a fight but is repeatedly defeated, chased from the scene as the encounter ends.
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