Trail of Hearts and Law at Glencaid Siege
In Glencaid a tense siege pits Buck Mason and Bob Hampton against vigilantes while Lieut Brant confronts Naida Gil lis. Miss Spencer plans a school opening as Brant and Naida exchange conflicted feelings amid hidden pasts and looming confrontation with Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bethune
Gorse
Ringer
Mimié
Campton
Alse Giltop Tader
Wilmptoen
Seventh Cavalry
Flan
Glencaid
Aid
Phoebe Spencer
Lencaid
Spencer
Naira
Wynkoop
Misspencer
Brant
Miss Spener
Naida
Iss Spencer
Hampton
Nalda
Slavin
Murphy
Robert Nolan
Maj
Buck Mason
Buck
Mason
Bob Hampton
Cheyenne
Beerslinger
Miss Spencer
Bear Water
Long Pat McCarren Declares War on Tammany Hall
The figure known as Long Pat McCarren blasts Tammany after losing the New York Democratic convention. He vows no Democratic mayor will be elected in New York while any member of that convention remains alive, a statement reflecting his long memory and political muscle. The piece recalls his rise from brewer’s helper to Brooklyn leadership and notes rumors of connections to major trusts, while highlighting his frugal lifestyle apart from race horses and gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Jim
Mason
Buck
Hampton
Feliers
Sabet
Jonjz
Buel
Cuss
Cheyenne
Nalda Gillis
Nelthas
Patrick H. McCarren
Long Pat
Tammany
New York
McCarren
Massachusetts
Hugh McLaughlin
Brooklyn
McLaughlin
Tom Lawson
Standard Oil Trust
Sugar Trust
New Duke Unaffected Faces Heirloom Burden and Vast Estates
The new Duke of Devonshire, Victor Cavendish, has inherited the dukedom and vast holdings, succeeding his uncle. Known for sincerity and conscientious work in West Derbyshire, he rises to a premier British title while maintaining simple, popular ways. He inherits about 200000 acres and nearly one million dollars yearly, with marriage into the Lansdowne family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Devonshire
House of Commons
West Derbyshire
Victor Cavendish
Vic
Great Britain
Marquis of Lansdowne
House of Lords
Rise of Ex Ball Player Tener Reaches Congressional Home Plate
Ex baseball star John K Tener, once with Captain Anson's Chicago Colts, shifted from Pittsburg steel ledgers to banking and real estate, amassing wealth and public stature. The Charleroi native rose through Elk ranks to become grand exalted ruler while his political impact grows in Pennsylvania.
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John K. Tener
Capt. Anson
Chicago “Colts
Pennsylvania
Ernest F. Acheson
Erny
Tener
Anson
Pittsburg
Europe
Australia
Chicago
Charleroi
Grand Lodge
Senator Clapp Becomes Indian Chief of Crow Tribe
Minnesota senator Moses E Clapp known as Black Eagle of Minnesota is adopted by the Crow tribe and invested with the war bonnet of Chief Plenty Coos in a ceremony praising his services to the tribe. Now 57, he has had a long political career including attorney general and governor attempts.
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Moses E. Clapp
United States
Minnesota
North- West
Black Eagle
Simon
Washington
Plenty Coos
Senate
Nelson
Congress
Clapp
Davis
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Y Mangsle Parrish
Storclubus
Gil
Bob
Wampton
Marshal
Jimmie
Scott
James
Usl
Mr. Hampton
Lieut
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