The Chiefs and Vandervyn Clash Over Trail to Washington
In the council at Tiowa-konza, Redbear and Vandervyn navigate a tense treaty proceedings. Wit includes a dual memorandum and a staged signing, while Vandervyn reveals motives of profit and plots his resignation to pursue personal gain, triggering Hardy to reassess their alliance. The scene ends with Vandervyn resigning and accepting equal footing for the return journey.
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Redbear
Vandervyn
Olany
Tlowe
Konza
Vaudervyn
Hardy
Tlowa-konza
Quinna
Charlie
Van
Redhbear
Cherile
Ti-owa-konza
Cornell Vandervyn
Hearde Hardy
Tiardy
Olona
Argu
Vandervyn Yay
Rock
Chfefs
Vanderoye
Olana
Diana
Washington
Redhenr
Vandarvyn
Alliancor
A Lover's Promise at the Sioux Agency
Hardy and Dupont discuss farming irrigation for the tribe while Vandervyn schemes to profit from the mineral lands. Marie grows wary of Vandervyn and her engagement to him. Hardy proposes a possible irrigation project and gains Marie’s cautious interest as supper ends with talks of tribal development.
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Sioux Creek
Vandervyn
Hardy
Mavle
Duponti
Dupont
Jagoney
Howdy
Marie
Van
Cap
Randy
Washington
Congress
Treaty Commission
Dupont House
Durfpont
Reggie
Ivam
Gil
Vandervuyn
The Fighting Chance Chapter XVI Sees Engagement Tension
Vandervyn departs at dawn after a secret plan with Marie to wed, aided by Marie and her father Dupont. The trio ride together as Vandervyn seeks quiet time with Marie while Dupont acts as chaperone. Vandervyn worries Hardy learning of the betrothal could jeopardize their future.
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Van
Washington
Reggie
Hardy
Hardy, He's Likely To Git Jealous and Put Senator Clemmer
Captain Hardy
Mr. van
Dupont
Marie
Miss Dupont
Wolf River
Falls
Vandervyn
Dupon
Marle
Vanderlyn
Jake
Ale
Canada
Questioning Marie’s loyalty and Hardy’s Indian policy prospects
The inquiry asks if Marie betrays her father and lover and whether Will Hardy can secure a fair deal for the Indians, presenting two speculative, unrelated queries without verifiable context.
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Marie
Hardy
Wheat and cattle boom urged for postwar farm plan
An editorial urges Canadian farmers to prepare for postwar demand by expanding wheat and cattle production on inexpensive Western lands. It argues war losses leave vast unworked land, prices may rise, and land values could increase 20 to 50 percent. The piece notes free homestead options in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta and cites government information and settler experience as proof of high productivity.
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Canada
United States
Europe
Dominion
Manitoba
Sask
Alberta
Kent
His Probable Vocation and a Child’s Quiet Nurture
A brief dialogue shows friends debating a child's future path. Winandar labels the child a blacktintler with fear, while Pinongier emphasizes a need to provide something regularly to keep him quiet. The exchange hints at concerns over upbringing and influence on a child’s development.
Quinine Vessel Passes Through Pumice Sea Near Sydney
A vessel bound for Apu Inmneisco repairs was sailing through a sea of pumice off Sydney when waves cast debris on deck. The ship endured several hours in the affected area as a volcanic outbreak caused floating pumice.
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Inoogooooo
Robert Ames
Bennet
Vanderyya
Barry
Marie Mo
Vanderyyn
Migs
Tham
Eannot
Tam
Danece
Olly
Mariel
Vandervya
Shy
Vahdervyn
Asielag
Hattan
Aupper
Winandar
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