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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1913

Page

5

Mystery tale of Cameron Clyde killings and a Chinese conspiracy

The narrative follows Robert Cameron, publisher Philip Clyde and Evelyn as anonymous letters threaten Cameron. A severed portrait head, shattered mirror, and a series of mysterious events escalate the danger. Rumors, abductions, and a hunt in New York tie to a Chinese group led by Yup Sing and Milas Clement.

Robert Cameron Philip Clyde Cameron Cameron Clyde Evelyn Ats Johnson Clyde Tim Yup Sing New York Miss Clement Efe Murphy Milas Clement Crystal Consolidated Fifth Avenue Mila Clement China Yup Ong Donald M’nish M'Nish Investigata Donald M'Nish Beatland Sable Loreha Clyde Ag Johnson Killa McNish Peking Moran Acar Buffalo Loy Canada Yap Bing Addison Vos Cob River Chinatown Hordt Soy Mr. Cameron Ft. McNish Peter Johnson Dory

The Sabre Lorcha Mystery Returns in Jamaica Lane

Miss Clement unfolds the sixteen year chase tied to The Sabre Lorcha sinking, Moran Murphy and Moran’s kinship with McNish, Soy, and Yup Sing. The tale links amyl pearls, invisibility ether, and a staged rescue to trap McNish, with a Glamorgan shire steamer bound for Hong Kong looming as the latest danger.

The Glamorganshire Sails to Hong Kong via Suez Canal

The narrator confirms the steamship Glamorganshire sailed for Hong Kong on October 28, from Bartlett Brothers in the Produce Exchange Building. The British vessel travels Mediterranean routes with no passengers, pausing at Azores and Gibraltar to coal, and is due at Port Said around December 6, later than expected. The information comes after a brief interview with Miss Clement and Dr Addison, ending with a cliffhanger.

Clyde Dr. Addison McNish Soy Oflakins Newneland Cone South China Sea Miss Clement Clrcle Sony Seventh Avenue Heth Street Fifth Avenue Chinatown Mr. Clyde Hong Kong Rio United States Bartlett Brothers Glamorganshire Mediterranean Suez Canal Azores Gibraltar Port Said

Race Not Going Backward Proves Men Grow Taller

The piece notes that armor fitted for medieval warriors is too small for many modern men in Germany and Austria, suggesting a trend toward greater stature. It cautions that athletic prowess alone may not explain this, as ancient knights were physically vigorous, yet today’s population may be taller and sturdier overall.

Germany Innsbruck Vaduz

Turn About Fair Play at Farm With Beetroot

A humorous sketch recounts life back at the farm after a metropolis visit. The narrator recalls bustling meal times and a playful bullying episode involving a character named Si Perking, reflecting rural routine and light mischief.

Made Youth a Sailor Fights for Jackson Promise

The biography of Edward FitzGerald Beale follows the son of Paymaster George Beale and Emily Truxtun, tracing his prescriptive naval entry via a Jacksonian support. At the White House a test of allegiance between Adams and Jackson partisans ends with Beale winning a midshipman warrant after a vow to serve the president.

Stephen Bonsal Edward Fitzgerald] Reale George Heale Macdonough Lake Chant- Dain Emily Truxtun Constellation Young Beale Jackson Beale Washington Beales Ned Beale Evans White House Bealé General Jackson Secretary of the Navy

Treasure Hunt For Sunken General Grant Treasure

A fresh attempt is planned to recover sunken treasure from the ship General Grant wrecked off the Auckland Islands after leaving Melbourne in 1866. The vessel foundered at a cliff and sank into a cave where a bullion room reportedly held about 1.26 million dollars before lying in fourteen fathoms. Five expeditions have failed amid fierce tides and dangerous backwash. a sixth try now looms.

Newa General Grant London Melbourne Auckland Islands

Imaginary Insomnia and the Clock Chimes

Brand Whitlock, famed writer and mayoral reformer, hates night clocks that clang from a Columbus hotel tower. He endures a sleepless vigil as the single, two, and quarter hour chimes rattle his brain with ideas about lifting humanity and wresting money from publishers.

Brand Whitlock Gil Columbus Brand Whitlock

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