Ivor Castle Secrets and the Silver Treasure
A summer tour leads to Ivor Castle where Mr. Kesteven dies of heart disease after a secret paper is found. The narrator, Hood, Sercombe, and Montgomery defend the castle against attacks and a conspiracy over hidden treasure while awaiting a police outcome. Continuous danger and eerie clues escalate toward a planned audit with Sheppard.
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Ivorcastle
Oda
Montgvomery
Kesteven
Ivor Castle
Hood
Mr. Kesteven
Sercombe
London
Sheppard
Williams
Rockefeller Still Hiding at New Jersey Estate
Reports from Lakewood New Jersey say John D Rockefeller remains secluded at his home guarded by armed men. Dr Irwin Hance has been visiting for two weeks in secrecy while authorities deny details about Rockefeller condition and mental health rumors persist.
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Lakewood
N. J
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeler
Irwin H. Hance
Lasewood
Rockefeller Place
Devastating Formosa Earthquake Reported Toll
Tokyo dispatch says Taihka Formosa quake most serious yet. In Kagi prefecture 1400 boats destroyed, 1014 killed, 695 injured.
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London
Tokio
Taiheka
Formosa
Kagi
Mayor Moore Orders Seattle Saloons And Games Closed
Seattle reports Mayor William Hickman Moore orders police to enforce the closing of gambling games and saloons. Slot machines barred but dice may be allowed for cigars or drinks, and saloons must use closed boxes under the ordinance. Ukiah divorce suit follows for Leonora Ganning and Afroc Gunning after 75 years of marriage.
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Seattle
William Hickman Moore
Ukith
Val
Leonora Ganning
Afirc
Gunning
Lake County
Moros Labeled Bandits by Relieved Manila Mayor
Washington March 21 Mayor Scott returning from the Philippines says the Moros are bandits and outlaws who caused unrest on the island after failing to dislodge them from Mount Dajo without fighting He notes Filipinos view them as a Jesse James style gang and blame their acts for island strife.
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Washington, D. C
Scott
Philippines
Mount Dajo
Jesse James
Standard Oil Faces St Louis Litigation After Re Public Absorption
Attorney Hadley warns that Standard Oil’s absorption of the Re public company will not alter the litigation and will likely be abortive. He will travel to New York to reopen the oil hearing on March 28 and expects Rogers to appear to answer questions. Faith is mentioned in a dismissive aside about canned goods and eggs.
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Xmlercombe
Sheppard
Shinellan
Gwent
Jones
Sercombe
St. Louis
Hadley
Standard
Republic Company
New York
Rogers
Loss per student at University of Chicago revealed
At graduation of forty five students A W Sharrer says the university runs a yearly loss of 2.5 million dollars, about 1500 dollars per student. The note ends with admissions of subscriptions and ads for Farm Journal and Advance, hinting at sales promos and display listings.
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Chelan County
Wilmer Atkinson
Popular Farm Journal
Chicago
A. W. Sharrer
University of Chicago Today
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