A Workingman and a Covenanter Tale in One Vision
Fragmented selections recount a workingman’s dignity amid sneers and toil, and a sweeping Covenanter baptism tale set in Lanark’s rock chapel. Soldiers pursue amid cliffside currents as a divine river of judgment roars and a pastor proclaims the Lord’s reign.
In the Cab Aboard Kane Hill Rail Line
An oral tale titled In the Cab recounts Jerome Bonner and Delehanty, fireman Del, on Kane hill. A runaway train forces Del to sacrifice himself to save Bonner, who later weds Del’s beloved Susan Briggs after a funeral and emotional fallout.
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Ho Allers
Del
Jerome Bonner
Echo
Kane and
Carney Railroad
Jerome
Berties
Wintergreen
Waal
Susan Briggs
Allers
Costy
Jim Morgan
Roundhouse
Delehanty
Susan
Sk Bo
Pola
Allets
Widder
Alfred L. King
New York
Rainy day kindness from a gentle soul in Férains
A fragmented verse speaks of Indy’s love of rain and a selfless neighbor who aids the sick and lonely. It praises tending lamps, reading aloud, visiting bedside cheer, and the healing power of kindness as medicine on a dreary day.
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Indy
Prunella
Plucky Wife and Easterner in Sage Bar Mystery
In Sage Bar a missing six-horse drove leads to a tense pursuit of the easterner Jack Craig and his wife. A bold raid by the wife flips frontier justice, with Craig captured later after a long chase, while the easterner’s wife is briefly freed by the town. The tale ends with Craig’s control of the situation and the town hailing the easterner.
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Sage Bar
Bill Hines
Bill
Sam Pike
Sam
Jack Craig
Craig
Hoss
Dallyl
Maxim
Stetson
Brave boy in Baltic tale ends shipboard mystery
Sunlight tells of a young cabin boy unjustly blamed for stealing Dick Johnson's gold aboard the Baltic. A hidden man reveals the truth, the boy is freed, and the grateful passengers honor him as the hero. The real criminal is later captured and given a lenient sentence after the captain's intervention.
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Rascal
Eaid
Dick Johnson
Gover
Baltic
Died Suddenly in Athens at 75
Mr Madison Williams, a long respected Athens resident of about seventy five, died Sunday morning after a sudden heart collapse following a severe stroke. He had been in frail health for years. Funeral services were held yesterday at two o clock at Oconee Street church conducted by Rev S B England.
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Madison Williams
Athens
Earth
Clayton Street
Oconee Street
England
Oconee. Com
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