Dusty King's War and Billy Roper's Montana Raid
Dusty King is killed by Ben Thorpe as Bill Roper scours Texas and Montana for justice. Jody Gordon warns Lew Gordon that Thorpe plots murder while Roper plans a major cattle raid to hit Thorpe’s Montana herds. The showdown grows near as Hat Crick Tommy reports a missing ally amid preparations for a new phase of the range war.
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Dusty King
Lew Gordon
King
Ben’ Thorpe
Bill Ropes
Bill Roper
Montana
Wilce
Ben Thorpe
Dodge
Jody
Thorpe
Lasham
King Gordon
Texas
Billy Roper
Bul Roper
Roper
Dad
Jody Gordon
Billy Rophere
Dering
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Wild Bunch Plans Bold Raid Across Timber Creek Range
Roper splits the posse into five groups and orders a daring raid led by Tex Long and himself to seize cattle from Lasham’s herd between Timber Creek and the Little Dry. Hat Crick Tommy acts as messenger, while the plan aims to mask other operations and feed Canadian Sioux. The men ride to scout, gather, and strike in a staggered three day pattern.
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Roper
Tex Long
Tex
Bill
Kid Johnson
Miles City
Lasham
Texas
Circle Horse Creek
Hat Crick Tommy
Hat Crick
Tommy
K-G
Bill Roper
Little Dry
Walkersham
Montana
Lee Harnish
Dave Shannon
Dry Camp Pierce
Jody Gordon
Timber Creek
Noted Astronomer Annie Jump Can Unearth Stars
A fragment notes the late Dr Annie Jump Can and her contributions to astronomy with reference to observed novae. The text also meanders into unrelated items about tobacco prices and sales, providing little cohesive context.
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Dr. Annie
Entertaining Matrimony Debates Over Evening Plans
A playful dialogue features a father urging matrimony prospects and a daughter delaying until eight o'clock. A humor vignette follows with a timid passenger marveling at life and a punchline about wit and size.
News of Paul I's Coronation Reaches St. Petersburg by Cannons
In Moscow 1796 Paul I was crowned czar of Russia. Cannons stationed along relay routes fired as the news traveled, 728 guns in sequence. Reported to reach St. Petersburg in four hours and twenty two minutes before his assassination in 1801.
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Paul I
Russia
Moscow
St. Petersburg
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Heaven
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