Detective Network Unravels Chatham Case At Manhattan Chemical
Sturgis and Conklin track Chatham linked to the Manhattan Chemical company. A drunken lookout and a hidden back door scheme unfold as the reporter probes Murdoch’s house, reading a crime history library while eavesdropping on a tense confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Chemical CO
Sturgis
Jimmy
Conklin
Chatham
Manhattan Company
Flagler
Chathayn
Stur
Manhattan Chemical Company
Yeu
Chatkin
Cme Plong
We Holst
Cowktin
Manhatan Chemical Company
Mr. Sturgis
Dr. Murdock
Murdock
Gente Mai
Muredock
Mr. Sturt
Knickerbocker Bank
Hhis
Ile
Ald
Iir
Croeaus
Carl
Promi
Roentgen Rays Aid Surgical Diagnosis and a Bullet Case
Dr Thurston showcases a Roentgen photograph of a gunshot to the palm and forearm, proving the rays reveal the bullet’s shape. The journalist Sturgis notes the image’s clarity and its potential to aid surgeons, while police interest grows as a red haired suspect linked to a bank case becomes a clue in the unfolding denouement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roentgen
Sturgis
Thurston
Dr. Thurston
Jong
Chathan
Knickerhogker Bank
Sturgis Probes a Quiet Broadway Side Street
Half an hour after departing, Sturgis walks briskly down Broadway then slows to a lounger’s pace and drifts past a bric-a-brac shop window as he searches for something to fill a long idle day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Sprague
Miss Mar Dock
Murdock
Calluil
Sturgis
Broadway
Queen Victoria’s punctual life draws world’s notice
An eminent physician after visiting London notes Victoria’s strict daily routine and punctual household. He says regular meals and schedules, dating to Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales, reflect lasting harmony and discipline across the royal family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone How
Royal Household of
England
Prince Consort
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Anyane
Marlborough House
Prines
Old Home Week movement spreads beyond New Hampshire
The exchange notes that the Old Home Week campaign has sold about 220,000 copies and has been so successful in New Hampshire and Maine that neighboring states Connecticut Rhode Island and Vermont are expected to adopt the effort soon, with possibilities of a westward expansion mentioned by the Philadelphia Press.
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Sucessful
New Hampshire
Maine
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Philadelphia
Society
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fragmented 1900s notices mix of ads and letters
A collage of brief items shows survey notices and land ads for Northern Wisconsin, odd anecdotes, household remedies, and product pitches. Includes land opportunities along Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis rail lines and various product pitches such as Casarets and Jell O with dated clippings and stray dialogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bupariar
Ashland
Addireq
Geo. W. Bel. Land Commisioner
Hudson
Wis
G. H. Blackan
Paul
Mino
Washington
R’y
C. W. Mott
Pac.R’y
St.Paul
Inn
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Mnen
Sturg
Edgar Morette
Oxright
Frederick A. Brokes
Cox
Tawkino
New Zeatant
Russell
Ecords
Sweden
George Robertson Sinclair
Hereford Cathedral
Birmingham
Festival Choral Society
Swinnerton Heap
Duchess of Cleveland
Lord Rosebery
John Buetler
Wapakoneta
Tustinia
Rome
C. Cornelius Tacitus
New York City
Fifth Avenue
London
United States
St. Louis Republic
Tiecke
Somerville Journal
China
America
Montetter
Elsi
Hneband
Lidy
Maud
Heston Journal
Delia Miller
Chicago Tribune
W. J. Reed
C.G. W. Ryw Tot Woollcott Big
Minn
Philadeltia North American
D. C.C
Detroit Journal
Piso
Washington Post
Sam
Philadelphia Record
Adama
Chicago Fly News
Hall
Chicago Daily News
Lizzie Anderson
Asien St
Vem
N.J
Pinnai
Sarah Sneder
Wast St
la Porte
Ind
M Ervin Cen
Constantial City Bank
Ee ‘Oa
Lypia E.F
Pial
Cbaala Ncims Coy
Waltham Watches
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
Allens
Lsfanta
Ez-O-Nat CO
Farm Cea
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