Cavalry Sergeant Intercepts Captors in Blizzard Chase
Sergeant Hamlin of the Seventh Cavalry halts a kidnap plot near Fort Dodge as Molly McDonald, held by Indians and aided by Dupont, is moved toward an Indian camp. A white cow thief Hughes exposes the conspiracy while Hamlin fends off attackers amid a deadly winter pursuit.
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McDonald
Fort Dodge
Molly
Gaskins
Hamlin
Leutenant Gaskins
Dupont
Conners
Accomees
Hamin
Cimmaron
Wasson
Hughes
LeFevre
eFevre
Sergeant Hamlin
Seventh Cavalry
Dodge
The Girl and the Man in a Valley Duel
In a tense pursuit through a snowbound valley, Sergeant Hamlin faces Dupont and a wounded Hughes. A dramatic sequence ends with Hamlin gravely wounded and Dupont fleeing as Molly tries to save him. the scene closes with Molly tending Hamlin's fading consciousness.
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Hughes
LeFevre
Hamlin
Molly
Undaunted portrait tale sparks canine cameo
A humorous anecdote recalls a famed figure reacting to a request for a photo by calling a dog. The narrator then photographs the dog, capturing a light moment tied to the celebrity.
Beware of late dinners Venerable hero of Manila Bay offers public men advice
Admiral George Dewey, who has reached seventy five, credits his health to riding and abstaining from midnight banquets. He warns public figures that ornate banquets harm sleep and digestion and shorten life. The piece also notes Sir Charles Eliot of Hong Kong University, age forty seven, speaks 23 languages and excelled in diplomacy and scholarship.
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Manila Bay
George Dewey
Hong Kong University
Russia
Oxford
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Taboga Island
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Margarita Island
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L.W. Pickard
Culebra Island
Panama Railway
W. H. Aspinwall
Henry Chauncey
John L. Stevens
Washington Hotel
Chauncey M. Depew
Sir Charles Eliot
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