Silver Horde installment sets ship for Kalvik intrigue
Boyd Emerson and Fingerness Fraser escape a river plunge aided by a half breed rescuer. They shelter in a settlement where an Indian girl Chakawana and Constantine assist, Cherry Malotte welcomes them to a lavish dinner. Emerson coldly taciturn but Charry’s charm deepens their bond amid Kalvik fisheries battles. The episode ties to Dead of Six and ongoing clashes with fishery companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Boyd Emerson
Fraser
Kalvik
Yes
Chakawana
Constantine
Cherry Malotte
Binner
Taciturm
Aix
Great Odda
Marek
Cherry
Emerson
Atére
Boyd
Chakewana
Cha- Het
Marsh
Ager
Wits Marsh
San Francisco
States
Willis Marsh
United States
Thera
Chakawans
Hmergon
Mysterious picture stirs hearts and music in Alaska
Cherry Malotte hosts travelers in a remote Aleut cannery town. Frustrated by silence, young, restless Fraser and Jackson seek music and meaning while Cherry wrestles with attraction and pride. Chakawana, the Aleut helper, fears a powerful man linked to Willis Marsh as the group forks toward tomorrow.
Auto record broken on old Telegraph road by Thomas and Robertson
John Thomas driving a Maxwell and Bert Robertson in a Columbia beat the previous motor record on the old Telegraph road from Richmond to Washington. They faced swampy, rutted tracks, fords, and timber roads with detours after a bridge loss, finishing with a near eight hour time and no major mechanical trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Maxwell Briscoe Washington Company
Maxwell
Richmond
City
Tueadey
North Anna River
Fredericksburg
Allen Potts
Richmond , Times-Diepatch
E. B. Wray
Chalmers
Thomas
Bert Robinson
Columbia
Washington
Robinson
Jopin
Telegraph
United States
Virginia
Occoquan
Fust
Roberston
Ltéle
Joplin
Ashland
Dumfries
Stafford Courthouse
North Anna
Astir
John
Jeffer
Juelson
Robertson
Rob
Ertson
Vernon
Howletta
Potts and Wrey
Telegraph Road
Georgetown Pike
Washington and
Leesburg
Bert Robertson
Daily Diet Hints From Dr T J Allen
Dr T J Allen notes soft foods promote nervousness by causing hurry in eating. Chewing hard foods aids nervous development in children and supports digestion. A diet of whole wheat bread with cream and honey helps nervous children who ate cake and pie between meals. Nuts are chewed more thoroughly. white bread should be avoided for children to prevent pellet swallowing and later bowel issues.
Autos for the Bureau Adopt Electric Wagons
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing will replace horse drawn wagons with electric vehicles to haul about 7 million dollars in newly printed notes to the Treasury. Studebaker Automobile Company bid 95 120 per wagon with delivery within 90 days and subsequent wagons as efficiency is proven. Consolidated Sales Company, Inc. of this city acted as agents for Studebaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury Department
Joseph &. Ralph
Studebaker Automobile Company
Consolidated Sales Company, Incorporated
Stude- Daker Company
Camp Good Will Be Ready For Opening
Camp Good Will 5 to be opened this afternoon announced by Capt Andrew Parker. First party of 100 mothers and children arrives around 3 pm. Thirty hospital tents for six, fifteen small tents for two, a dining hall for 200, and ample water provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Good
Andrew Parker
Shakeup Among Policemen Transfers and Appointments
Major Sylvester reshuffles Washington police ranks including Capt. George H. Williams moving from Fifth to Fourth precincts and Capt. Mulhall to Fifth. Sergt Hartman to Georgetown, Whalen to Eighth, Bean to Eighth, Russell mounted to Rock Creek suburbs, and Cornwell to Anacostia precinct. Several mounted privates reassigned, new bicycle policemen named, and surgeon-approved appointments made amid effort to strengthen weak areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
George H. Williams
Mulhall
Williams
Army War College, Bureau
Sylvester
Smithsonian Institution
Sergt Hartman
Georgetown
J. J. Whalen
Sergt Bean
Sergt. Russell
Rock Creek
Cornwell
Anacostia
E. M. Jett
J W. Kite
Buckingham
J. C Helde
Lt. W. Charlton
T. D. Walsh
George Welch
Columbia Heighte
Bicycle Corps
A. L Walter
J E. Boyle
C Maloney
John Flaherty
Rollins
H. C. Russell
L. 8
Vandewalker
Totten
John Bretman
Castle
Daley
Cole
Highth
A. A. Durkin
W. W. Orme
Maj
Marion
Thomasson
David L. Embrey
Warren E Grimes
Samuel Co. Hayden
Samuel B Sanders Howard A Chesny
Prince to lecture on California views at New Willard
Frederick W. Prince delivers a complimentary talk presenting 275 colored views in the Red Room at the New Willard Hotel tomorrow evening at 8 30 o clock. He is among a group of California lecturers sent to acquaint the public with the state s charms and invites all to join the picture tour of sunshine fruit and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Prince
California
New Willard Hotel
Mr. Prince
Sunshine
Fruit
Nowera
Mrs Buehler Seeks Divorce in District Supreme Court
Emma E. Buehler files for divorce from Ernest Buehler alleging incompatibility and unbearable treatment since their marriage on February 21 1900 with separation begun July 1 1901. Attorney W A Coombe represents her in the proceedings. Funeral notices follow for Dr Charles A White with services at 1906 Att J Street NW and burial at Rock Cemetery with Rev George Dudley presiding.
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Buehler
W. A. Coombe
District Supreme Court
Emma E. Buehler
Ernest Buehler
Charles A. White
Atteanth Street
George Dudl
St. Stephen’s Church
Pat Rock Cemetery
Will Enlarge Raleigh Hotel to Twelve Stories High
Judge James Francis Smith buys homes on Monroe Street for 17 000 and real estate firms plan a 0.5 million dollar addition to the Raleigh Hotel. Columbia Hotel Company to raise 1 million to pay mortgages and remodel. The Raleigh will gain a twelve story front on Pennsylvania Avenue with east side expansion, Greensboro architecture refined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Francis Smith
Chevy Chase
Real Estate Corporation of Boss & Phelps Transfera
Monroe Street
Raleigh
Columbia Hotel Company
New Willard
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cochran Tobacco Company
B J. Stellwagen
Omes FF
Gale
Walter Harben
Twelfth Street
Philadelphia
Oliver Street
Connecticut Avenue
Chevy Chase Circle
Judge Smith
The
Philippines
George Oakley Totten, Jr
Wille
Winthrop
Con Junction
Simpson-Sullivan Company
Bankruptcy and Probate Notices in Supreme Court of DC
Notices announce Joseph Auerbach adjudged bankrupt with creditors meeting July 22, 1910 at 21:00 in Washington DC. Also probate letters testamentary issued for St Norie Thorne and Samuel B Jackson estates with claim deadlines in 1911 and 1910, detailing required proof of claims and deadlines.
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Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia
Joseph Auerbach
Sald
Columbina Building
Firth Street
Washington, Dcg
Seid
ES. McCalmont
Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia
American Security and Trust Company
James F Hood
James Tanner
Wille
Frobata
Corcoran Thom
Thinta
Samuel B Jackson
Glenander
Annie M Johnson
15Th St
Wilton J Lambert
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Emerson Kim
Agea
Bene & Nleger
Flo
Tilk
Bixser
Allence
Jakson
Lir
Cee
Richmond, Va
Richmond-Washington
John R. Thomas
T. J. Allen
Joseph B Bowles
Treasury
Captain Williams
Fifth Precinct
Capt
C. A. White
Henry W. Freeman
State Department
Thirteenth Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Harmony Cemetery
Supreme Court OF the District of
Franle Falksnburge
Mial
Washington Law Reporter
Thomas HB. Anderson
James Tank
William M Bir
MAMI
Colorado
Bormmwer Prudential Loan Society
N. W. Cot
Uta
Wilson Co
14Th St
Halsan
HB. Leary
Lamont
Connavero
H.P
Barnes & Hendrick
New York
Regal Automobiles
Emerson & Orme
H St
Apperson
K St
Sea
Carter Motor Car Corp
Ainsey
Hyattsville
Waverley
Maxwell Columbia Distributing Branch
Maxwell-Briscoe Washington Co
St. WN
BAKER
Cook& Stoddard Co
Elmore
Emerson J
Elmore Chas. E. Myers
L St. N. WW
Baltimore
Zell Motor Car CO
New York Ave
Cong
Ava
Witherbee Igniter Co
Chester Collison
Fourteenth St
Maraxe Reo
John J. Fister
Winton
U. Ww
Waverly
Ca Paterson
Paterson Sales Co
Babcock
Columbus
Columbia Electric
Wayne
Stearns
Carter Motor Car Corporation
Willys
Tou Tonneau
Buick
Overland
Verlann
Tor Tonneau
DE Saiuel
H. G
Miz East
Haison ‘Enty
West
L A
WARD
Hansgm
Beale No
Nearth and
Estras
1Th Street
Virginia Avenue
Cuno Ii Rudolph
John A Johnston
William Y Iudson
Tom Moore
Tehe Marshall
Loan Brokers
Burnstine's Loan
Pennsylvania
Shad
Chandler Building
Reedins
Seventeenth Strait N. W
Fisk Elgin
M A Louis & Sons
Yth St
Praggiste
Hover Tv
Arcliff Lozier
Detroit Electra
Picte
Etail
Edison
Dupont Sales CO
13Th
G Streets
Wine & Benson
Nape
Oldsmobile
Packard
Pallman
Allande
Aeven
Ford
Soldiers’ Home
Arlington
Great Falls
Central Alto Co
F St. NW
BAKER_ ELECTRIC HUNADOLT
New Dattery
Sloan's
James Malcolm Henry
Zimmerman & Kfn Eally
St Matthews Place
Riggs House Phoos Main
Straver
Oth &F Sts
Emerson Institute
Gallege Work College
Aiso
Annapolis
West Point
Revenue Cutter
Winslow
Randolph
Peesin E Delaney
Berlitz School
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