To Be or Not to Be in the Mining Camp
In Glencaid, Hampton a gambler protects a girl Gillis daughter, Wynkoop the minister questions his future plans. Hampton proposes placing her with Mrs Herndon while considering a formal arrangement to ensure her well being, as the two men debate moral duties and a possible future.
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Fort Bethune
Ger
Pame
Hampton
Gillis
Seventh Cavalry
Ampton
Jancald
Uffy
Wynkoop
Gome
Hell
Presbyterian
Waeger
Rough Frontier
Glencaid
Bob Hampton
St. Louis
Dad
Randolph
Bethune
Bob
Ashtabula
Boston
Lincoln
Stanton
Booth
Joseph B. Bowles
Nervy Missionary Shifts Tactics at Narrow Staircase
In a tense scene Wynkoop and Hampton confront a missionary at a doorway. The missionary descends the stairs as Wynkoop’s reply fades. Hampton, lingering in the doorway, muses that striking the Kid might be best, labeling the challenger a nervy little devil.
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Wynkoop
Hampton
Unnamed Quote on Hidden Strength and Gold Veins
A Swift aphorism compares men and soils, suggesting people often overlook their own strengths like a hidden vein of gold the owner does not know exists. The reflection notes that weakness can coexist with undiscovered power within individuals.
Clairvoyance and premonitions unfold in Ohio case
A prominent Ohio figure vanishes with about $20,000. A hypnotized woman clairvoyantly traces his route from his home to Detroit and a Canada crossing, later identifying the man by an assumed name. The piece argues clairvoyance and intuition border telepathy, with historical notes on Ashtabula and Lincoln.
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Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Canada
Jefferson Avenue
Woodward Avenue
Griswold Street
Clinton Street
God
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