The Adventurers Part around the Castle Treasure Conspiracy
The narrator reports a secret chamber at Ivor Castle and a conspiracy to seize treasure. Hood and Captain Sercombe pursue him, he escapes by treetop and roof, then is detained at an inn where Sercombe confirms a planned act while forcing silence. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Ivor Castle
Montgomery
Kesteven
Hood
Mr. Kesteven
Sercombe
London
Sheppard
Williams
Flood
Greatorex
Murdered for Experience: Abbeville Twins Charged
Lee Watts and his twin "Cub" Watts are jailed in Abbeville Ga charged with the unprovoked murder of three men. They say they killed to gain material for a book and seek notoriety and a term in prison, with defenses of insanity anticipated.
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Abbeville
Lee Watts
Cub
Watts Twins
Watts
Splash! Willie Causes Bath Room Chaos in Oak Park
A boy named Willie locked himself in the family bathroom and bathed in the overflowing tub. Oak Park police, summoned by Frank Cavanaugh of 109 Marion, escorted him out and the parent administered a spanking.
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Chicago
Oak Park
Frank Cavanaugh
Marion Street
Lee
Willie
Betwen
Dual Life Shocks St Louis Social Circle
Mrs Florence Knecht wife of Samuel Knecht of Laclede Gaslight was forced in circuit court to reveal she owned a notorious resort. Known as a devout churchgoer and model social figure, she admitted being Florence Osborne owner of a disreputable house. Her divorce suit on cruelty grounds was dismissed after the testimony.
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St. Louis
Florence Knecht
Samuel Knecht
Laclede Gaslight Company
Twain Breaks Silence on Brooklyn Library Books
Mark Twain spoke today on the Brooklyn library action to move Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn to the adult schedule. He said the change makes the books available to everyone, not restricted to children, with no strong stance against the policy.
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New York
Mark Twain
Brooklyn
Penticton Chinamen expelled prompt arrests in B C
March 31 reports say prominent Penticton residents were arrested in connection with the expulsion of ten Chinamen from the district. The Orientals had been hired by W T Shatford, head of the Southern Okanogan Land Company, to clear land, but locals objected to their presence.
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New Westminster
B. C
Penticton
Orientals
W. T. Shatford
Southern Okanogan Land Company
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Leavenworth
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