Pete Ester of the Mountains A Railroad Story
In 1897 Pete Ester known as Old Life's Pete joins the Virginian and Southwestern railroad camp as a water boy. Superintendent John Wentworth protects Pete and fights a hostile mountain community and a brutal stepfather, leading to Pete's death in a cave rescue and Wentworth's later grave memorial.
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Joan Ashley
Rworth
Virginia and Southwestern Kalhroead Company
Ragezeg
John Wentworth
Pete Ester
Pete
Virginian and Southwestern
East Tennessee Mountains
Mountaineer
Lige Fete
Lige
Little Pete
Wentworth
Tige
Cracker Dunn's Alibi Part One at the Bowery Bank Heist
The Bowery on a Saturday night brims with color and music as criminal Eli "Cracker" Dunn sits in his dance hall loft while detectives close in. Staley and officers arrest Dunn after linking a Workingman's National Bank robbery to the famed safecracker, though Dunn insists he was confined to his hall due to rheumatism and an airtight alibi supported by many witnesses.
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Pete
Wentworth
Jim Vance
Unaks Mountain
Tey
Workingman’s National Bank
Bowery
Dunn
Bill Dunn
Sing Sing
Alfatra
East Side
Charley White
Raillery
White
Staley
Wicely
Upsataire
Mrs. Dunn
Eli
Bea
Bin
The
Workingman’s Bank
Sibley
Bill
Chariey
Workingmen's National Bank
Saulted
Bank Neople
Fort
An Staley
Danny
Alan
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Tennessee
Frank B. Darsi
Hige
Pere
Vanca
Scott
General Jackson
Vance
Outlawa
Werkworth
C B Roberts