Ethel Barton and Jim Barton at Steeprock
In a Colorado mining town Jim Barton and his sister Ethel pursue fortune at Steeprock. A widow offers 25 000 to Jim and a mine to Ethel, Charley Gregory pursues love while Tom Gregory advances the Yellow Dog mine, and a spate of danger and intrigue ensues as rivals threaten their venture. Jim keeps order, defends Ethel, and the Ethel mine begins to yield wealth.
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Jim
Price
Saul
Allers
Allo
Denver
Steeprock
Mr. Bennett
Jin
Boots
Bennett
Dim
Great West
Academy of Music
Tom Gregory
Gregory
Yellow- Dog
Solorado
Charley
Massachusetts
Maggie Barton
Birdie
Tom Gre
Tink
Miss Barton
Tom
Carne
Miss Burton
Mrs Gregory
Lwe
Hs Brother
Jade
Telegraph
Miue
Wey
Tore
Sis
Mr. Gregory
Ethel Bennett
James Barton
Mauch Chunk
Pennsylvania
Miss Bennett
New York
Marie
Charley's
Littl
Blackbeard
Fomn Gregory
Tom Tendeshead
Strawberry Bill
Coharney
Jili
Chicago
Wren
Jon
Sam Gregory
West
Barton
Steprock
Colorado
Sean
Sheprock
Lam
Mr. Barton
Maggie
Tom Tenderhead
Mat
Yom
Uley
Kthvel
Cuatley
Fat Barton
Onn
Ted
ICT
Sam
Mrs. Larrabee
Maggy Barton
Ethel Beyinett
Duel Threat Looms Over Milioing District Mine
Tom warns Charley of a planned duel with Chapman, the man he fired to let Charley run the mine bus. Chapman swears vengeance but fears Charley would be killed, while Charley agrees to fight if challenged and vows the public would benefit if Chapman is harmed. Barton is named as Charley’s potential second.
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Jim
Ethel
Grimy
Birdie
Charley
Miss Barton
Tom
Mabel
Ethel Bennett
Vaul
Yellow Dog
Jin
Chapman
Warried
Tom Tibet
Amir
Tom Gregory
Chatruffini
Big Leary
Margie
Gregory
Jon
Leary
Regory
Fentlemen
Tod
Tun
Greg’ry
Mr. Barton
Kit Leary
Charey
Gregory Lere
Pard
Pim
Barton
Steeprock
Burton
Wate
Chapman and Eewy
Smith
Gumption
Sam
Barton New
Fraud in Sunday School Lesson Wages a Lesson
A Yonkers Gazette item notes a boy who hears a sermon on smoking harmful effects in Sunday school yet is seen Monday morning leaving with a cigar in his mouth, illustrating hypocrisy or a perceived fraud in teaching versus practice. The remark underscores a conflict between preaching and personal conduct.
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Yonkers Gazette
Catarrh Cure Found by Brooklyn Clergyman
A clergyman long tormented by catarrh finally found a prescription that cured him completely. He urges others suffering from the same dreadful disease to send a self addressed stamped envelope to Dr J A Lawrence at 250 Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn New York to receive the recipe free of charge.
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J. A. Lawrence
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn
New York
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