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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
3
A detective tale unfolds as Sturgis and associates chase a suspect through a building. An old Irish woman confronts them at the stairwell, questions their motives, and directs them toward an upstairs corridor ending at doors to offices including Manhattan Chemical.
In a silent basement confrontation, Sturgis and his companions uncover a hidden vault and a chemist’s den as the detective duo trails a brilliant mastermind. The reporter learns the mastermind is Thomas Chatham, tying the suspect to the long entangled case. Sprague and Sturgis piece together motive, alibis, and the fatal chain of circumstantial evidence.
A collection of light bits from Boston and Philadelphia papers features playful banter between youths and clerks, seaside rescues, microbes and ice cream jokes, and a widower defending his wife’s grave. The snippets show witty exchanges and humorous misunderstandings amid social chatter.
A Baltimore lawyer recounts a local dueling yearning and its comic unraveling. He seeks honor, drafts seconds, and delivers a formal challenge to a rival, only to be confronted by Miss Wilson. Her intervention averts violence, leads to reconciliation with the rival’s father, and ends with the narrator marrying Miss Wilson. The story blends old codes of honor with personal consequence.
The page mixes notes on military automobile interest and heavy advertising for patent medicines. It touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion and biliousness, alongside remedies like Cascarets and Peruna. World travel romance snippets, laundry mischief, and a jingle for Jell-O appear beside drug pitches and a fashion of catalog-like notices.
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