Klondike Journey Ends In Wedding And Woes
Laura Kean confronts Theodore Lackland at a picnic as Clarence Berry and Ethel Bush plan a Klondike voyage. Bank failure and theft ruin Laura’s hopes for Alaska. Clarence and Ethel marry then lead a perilous trek to Forty Mile Camp with Long Dick guiding the party toward the frozen north.
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California
Laura
Paul
Nelle
Nellie
Clarence
Natlie Busk
Klondike
Laura Kean
Clarence Berry
Ethel Bush
Ethel
Alaska
Mr. Lackland
Theodore Lackland
Paul Miller
Lana Kean
Lackland
Miss ‘Kean
Vaura
Juanna Kean
Lau-ra
Bucey
San Francisco
Savings
Sahra
Mr. Lockland
Sweet
Juneau
Fresno
Dick Ronald
Seattle
Long Dick
Thel
Esquimaux
Umstich
Pass Discovery on the Klondike Frontiersmen Eyed Vigilante Justice
In a Klondike camp at night excitement runs high as Gid Myers leads a call to punish a robber. Four men with titles guard a cabin where a terrible crime has stirred vengeance among gold diggers. Glum Ralston warns the suspect was not an accident or spur of the moment act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Gid Myers
Gid
Ralston
Locust Damage Report Highlights Orchard Destruction
Seventeen year locusts emerge to damage fruit trees as farmers report rising harm. The insects climb trunks after leaving ground shells, turning from pale white to dark brown black, with females directly harming branches. Poultry and dogs scan for crawling locusts while crops in fields remain mostly unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Num Hers
Maryland
Fee
Birds Fly and Sing in a Larky Meadow Scene
A brief description notes skylarks and several other birds in flight. It lists titlark woodlark water pepper sedge warbler willow warbler and whinchat among the visible species. The scene emphasizes varied singing and aerial movement of the birds.
Court cripples Chicago Board of Trade powers
Judge Axel Chytraus rules July corner cases may end all commodity corners on the exchange. He says the board’s directors lack authority over member property rights and questions succession of membership, potentially dissolving the institution. The decision limits the board’s special committee from disposing trust money in disputes.
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Chicago
Sept. Ti
Chicago Board of Trade
Axel Chytraus
Chytraus
Board of Trade
Commission Firm
White, Thornbury & Company
Bank of Montreal
Kyven
Board of Trade Committee
Trbunal
Iowa
Forest Fires Devastate Cascades Across Oregon and Washington
Dramatic reports describe widespread forest fires from British Columbia to the California line. Dozens of mills and homes burned, several dead or missing, and towns like Bridal Veil and Kalama in peril. Fires threaten farms, water supplies, and logging camps across the Cascade and Lewis River regions with massive property losses and panicked evacuations.
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Cascade Range
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Cascade
Coast Ranges
British Columbia
California
Bridal Veil
Palmer
Brewer
Elsie Palmer
Trickey Ts
Mil Plain
Vancouver
Mra. Mendrickson
Tillamook
Washington
Emumelaw
Hitle Avery
Elna
Aberdeen
Elma
Ducora
Tacoma
Shelton
Mason County
Milllock
Kalama
Wash
Lewis River
Fie
Kaluma River
Oity
Oak Point
Columbia River
Coweman River
Barr’s Cam
Cowlitz County
Trait
Minister's Sermon Attacks Trusts Before Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
In Oyster Bay on September 14 President Roosevelt and family attended a memorial service at Christ Episcopal Church. Rector Henry Homer Washbury preached on wealth and trusts, drawing disapproval from the president when the topic briefly touched on trusts. Roosevelt had asked Washbury to conduct the memorial for McKinley’s death. the rector claimed no knowledge of the sermon’s contested portions. Chariton reports also note Morris bitten by rattlesnake while haying, fearing fatal outcome.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
McKinley
Wasilin
Washburn
Ravgeyell
Chariton, Sep. Ll
Morris
Chariton
Auditorium Contests Offer Special Prizes and Rates
The Omaha Auditorium Co advertises semi monthly cash prizes on the 1st and 16th. Tickets cost 25 cents with two guesses per ticket for special and regular prizes. Also promotes reduced second class rail fares from Chicago to western states from Sept 1 to Oct 31 1902.
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MD. J. Eamitton
Wilsonville
Neb
G. J. Mangold
Omaha
C. I Berhard
Airfield
Buchardt
Bair
Nel
Omaha World-Herald
Omaha Auditorium Co
Oman Auditorium Co
Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee
Pioneer Limited
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y
F. A. Miller
Willing to Conform Amid Car Crowd
A blond young man squeezes into a rear seat of an open street car crowded by two smokers. One passenger flags the intrusion as improper since others could sit, saying a non-smoker should not crowd among smokers. The exchange shows social tension over seating and smoking.
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John R. Musick
Mr. Howard
the Dark Stranger
Charlie Attendale
Rte
Rongar Nonxxe
Ratinges Mide
Oaty
Obidhge
Suya Et Adsimos
Cape Nossa Senhora
New York
United States
Desterro
Milo
Cabries
Germanaby
DES Moins
Associated Press
Navy
Piso
N. Ww. Samuel
Ocean Grove
K. J
Kline Great Nore
H. Kray
Lita
Bodelphis
Doan
Hari
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