Night at the fort sparks old love and new danger
Dan Horton escorts Miss Dare to the doctor’s house where she encounters Dr. Sherwood, her former husband, now a suspect in past crimes. Helen Dare coldly accuses him of guilt over the Hamburg cholera case while a tense reunion unfolds between lovers and spouses. A sudden death of the Indian woman Starlight triggers fear and accusation as Swiftwind hints at foul play.
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Dan Horton
Miss Dare
Helen Dare
Dan
Dave
Horton
Dr. Sherwood
Sherwood
Nell
Hamburg
Athens
Berlin
Helen
Mrs. Sherwood
Dorothy
Major
Colonel Gray
Florence
Wallace
Charlie Sherwood
Gibbon
Gallatin’s
Crook
Charlie
Gray
Montana
John
Swiftwind
Hellen Dare
Germany
Doran
Germantown Avenue
Jefferson Street
Fakir
Transit Company
Edward Pape
Coney Island
Pape
Ninth
Market Streets
Jefferson Hospital
Newark
Beatrice Graham
Benares
Brahmapoots
Hugh Indian
Sion
Siva
Hindoo
Brahma
Vishnu
Coronadd Beach
Los Angeles Times
Toiling Swiss Peasants Behind Low Craft Prices
A consular report details Swiss peasant families who weave narrow silk and cotton tapes at multiple looms during winter. Four adults and seven children work year after year, yielding a daily profit of 96 cents to $1.34 for six months, illustrating why Swiss hand loom production competes with American labor despite duties.
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United States
Pawning of accident claims by trolley crooks in Philadelphia
The New York World exposes a booming system of ambulance chasing in Philadelphia where fake injuries and forged medical theatrics fuel booby-trapped settlements. Crooked lawyers, physicians, and runners stake claims, spawning organized bands and hundreds of suits to drain transit coffers while detectives crack down.
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New York World
Philadelphia
Beatrice Graham
John MelIntyre
New York
New York Harbor
Third Avenue
MelIntyre
Transit Company
Miss Graham
Reading Railway
Girard Avenue
Artillery Fire At Balloons In World War I Tests
Experiments report how Austria and Germany test 4.7 and 4 inch guns against anchored balloons at Brashaet and Danzig with shrapnel. Balloons to 33 feet diameter rise to 1300 to 1650 feet, hits counted up to 149 with several hits in balloon body and gondola. Observations use kite and dirigible observers. range adjustments continue at 5280 to 6560 yards.
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Germany
France
United States
Austria
Danzig
Belgium
Brashaet
Brashnet
Santiago
New York Sun
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