Handford Confronts Extortion Plot In Mining Town
Edward Handford faces a blackmailer after a former engineer reveals a long vendetta tied to Spencer and a past plume of crime. Handford orders investigation and protects Emily as danger shadows the Great Occidental Railroad amid a tense Colorado night.
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Edward Handford
Spencer
Handford
Harry Spencer
Prairie City
Big Creek
Mr. Richards
Mr. Spencer
Barney Hughes
Mrs. Spencer
Emily
The Ways of the Opossum and Its Surprising Traits
The opossum is portrayed as clever and capable, not inferior. It eats diverse foods from fruit to eggs, climbs well, uses a prehensile tail, and forages on the ground like a squirrel. It burrows or hides in logs, feigns death when threatened, stores fat for winter, and the female carries young in a warm pouch.
Deep Water Plan Approved for Savannah Harbor Deepening
Captain Cassius B. Gillette reports that the chief of engineers in Washington has approved deepening the Savannah harbor to 28 feet. Bids will be advertised after full specifications are sent, and work is expected to begin within ninety days.
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Cassius B. Gillette
Savannah Station
Washington
Savannah Harbor
Gillette
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Georgia Governor Clarifies Mayor Eligibility Opinion
Governor Candler states his reading of section 739 shows the law prevents holding two offices at once, not disqualifying a councilman or alderman from becoming mayor. He notes his view is that resigning council or alderman allows qualification for the mayoralty in towns under 2000 inhabitants.
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Reform School
Candler
General Assembly
Atte Reform School
Milledgeville
Georgia
Headers
Atlanta
The
Journal
Jesa
Han
Conspiracy Claim Tied to New Orleans Telephone Strike
Cumberland Telephone company filed for a blanket injunction in New Orleans alleging a conspiracy to disrupt service. It accuses union men of picketing depots pressuring new hires and attacking workers, while also claiming strikers cross wires with high tension lines from other firms to burn and ruin its system. The suit says worker actions threaten planned line extensions.
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Cumberland Telephone Company
New Orleans
Otelkers
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