The Trial of William Worthely Ends in Acquittal
A juror named William Worthely endures days of sleep deprivation while a blacksmith-like prisoner persuades the others that Burns was killed by George Williams. The twist reveals Bill the keeper as the actual killer. The new jury acquits Williams, the blacksmith is restrained, and Worthely is later released to recovery in a mental asylum as a moral debate arises about confessions versus evidence.
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George Willians
Worthely
William Worthely
Hit
Savoy
Trim
Burns
George
Williames
Dellara
Nich
Wiliam Worthely
Iris
Jim
Iman Burns
George Williams
Old Man Burns
Bill
Godfrey
Judge Chambers
Burns Wystery
William Wonrtittely
Wortholy
Asylum
Hartford
Roadhld
Jung
Min
Wheaton Eairth
Uollegina
Williams
William Worthaly
Judys Chambers
The Flood Rakes Through Silver Cliff Canyon
A massive canyon flood tears through the Silver Cliff region after a storm, washing away bridges and rails. A freight train and its passengers escape by scrambling to safety as water roars down the canyon, while a bank hold of forty thousand dollars in paper and thirty thousand in gold rides the risk of ruin. A lookout warns of the washout. the crew and passengers endure a long night of hardscrabble travel before resuming the journey.
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Silver Clif
Silver Cliff
Jueadville
Express Messenger
Aslot
Amd
Let's Have a Dam Afore We Go In the Custer County Bank Plot
In a late session at Sho Lane Spruce, a dark man and four companions plot violence and escape from a dying camp named Ruby Camp. They plan to reach Silver via a canyon to intercept a 2 PM train linked to a new Custer County bank opening July 10, facing tension between loyalty, drink, and a fragile rescue.
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Rsin Gulch
Skinry
Gulebh
Ruby Camp
Gunnison
Arase
Lnter
Black Bear Cartel
Ruby Canny
Wat Mountain
Vie
Denver Tribune
Custer County
Guuvison
First National of
Denver
Taken to Gates of Heaven in Camden Trance Tale
Miss Ida Sharp of Stockton described a trance during a Camden religious meeting where she said she saw Christ at the pearly gates and recognized departed friends. She claimed to be lifted by a trance rather than fainting, and was returned to earth after a sharp pain from an electric device used in care.
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Gray
Great
Jersey
Ida Sharp
Stockton
Camden
N. J
Christ
Hals
Martindale
Miss Sharp
European Postal Notes and Rates Across Empires
European postal notes highlight cheap postage with Munich offers lowering costs. One half ounce letters reach any empire area for 24.4 cents, and a half ounce priced at five cents. French rates set at three cents per half ounce. England charges two cents for the first ounce, one cent for the second, and one cent per any additional two ounces.
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Euuropean
Eftmany
Munich
Lcensed
Empire
England
The Influence Ladins and Clover Tea Advertisement
An antique advertisement touts Karts Clover Tea as a remedy for constipation and tired skin. It claims easy usage and lists Dr TL A Sheets as a seller, with a brief nod to a Japan tea and Ybs from Grove and Son's with a price of 1.00 M. Z.
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TL. A. Sheets
Japan
M. Z. Grove & Son
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JupGe
Herbert D. Ward
Huerfano Bill
SY OY
Warman
Gates OF Heaven
Mather
Laytor
Dayton
Ohio
Express
inMunbie
Bradfield
Atlanta
ALL Druggiote
Wien
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