The Three Bars Boss and the Dakota Trail
Louise Dale journeys with Jim Munson to the Three Bars ranch in the Dakotas to testify about Jesse Black’s gang. They push through threats and patrol the river frontier toward a preliminary hearing while a tense town and a wary witness network gather in anticipation of justice.
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Wojusten
Paul Langford
Wribe
Jesse ‘Black
Kemah County
South Dakota
Langford
Jesse Black
Istice
Mary
olHston
Louise
Ammond
Wind City
Chard Gordon
Kemah
Soux Falls
Mure
Williston
Munson
Jim
Dick Gordon
Jesse
Eden
Miss Dale
Nothing but a Hoes Thief Anyway
The scene opens on an island sunrise with horses and a toll house where Jim arrives. Two loungers challenge Jim's familiarity as the Three Bars is growing busier, hinting at trouble and impending arrests.
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Toll House
Jim
Sandy Col
Man’s Prejudice for Black Clothes at Warwick Pageant
Louis N. Parker argues that men’s black attire is a relic of prejudice. He says women’s colors show sympathy and that pageants should help end the habit of men wearing black for dinner, theater, funerals, and weddings.
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Louis N
Parker
Warwick
Pall Mall Gazette
The Power of a Good Reiter and Painter
A concise reflection on how skilled reciters and painters reveal beauty in poetry and art. It contrasts the effects of masterful versus mediocre performances, noting that good interpretation highlights tiny details while mediocrity dulls sameness.
Hypnotic Cure Idea Backfires In Sunstroke Case
A German physician attempted hypnotism to mimic a warm climate for a patient unable to travel. He projected a sun on the ceiling and suggested it would heal, but the patient died. The doctor protested that the patient was improving until an unexpected sunstroke caused death.
Jezebel Orders Elijah’s Death as Prophecy Sparks Flight
In a tense court scene Ahab and Jezebel scheme to kill Elijah for defying Baal. Messengers search Israel and Zidonia for the prophet, while a hidden shelter of faithful believers remains close to Jezebel’s grasp.
Elijah Walks in Obedience and Patient Waiting
A sermon on Elijah living by Psalm 121, under divine protection. It stresses two duties to receive God’s care obedience and wait. Elijah faced danger from Ahab yet spoke boldly, then waited through drought until God directed the next provision at Cherith.
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Elijah
Ahab
Fellowship of
Man
Cherith
Ahab Faces Dry Realm as Three Months Pass Without Rain
King Ahab contemplates drought in Jezreel while Elisha’s warning lingers. The land lies parched, pasture lands fall, and the king recalls Elijah's taunt as he watches a clear, hot sky seeking any sign of rain.
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Ahab
Obadiah
Jezreel
Elijah
Curious Tongking Mine Yields Timber from Fossil Stems
In Tongking China a sand deposit at 14 to 20 feet depth holds stems of trees preserved as timber. Workers extract the material for coffins troughs carving and other uses.
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Tongking
China
If Only Men Bought Things No Trading Stamps Issued
A terse remark notes that without male buyers there would be no trading stamps issued, implying gender-based consumer behavior or marketing humor. The line suggests social expectations about shopping and incentives in a historical context.
Government orders push police to deport anarchists
Secretary Straus directs all immigration commissioners to confer with city police and secret service chiefs to obtain information on alien anarchists and criminals. The aim is to secure cooperation to enforce the deportation statute and rid the country of those within its provisions.
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Washington, DC
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
United States
Secret Service
Indictments Filed Over Railway And Lumber Rebates
Federal grand jury returned 13 counts against the St. Louis and San Francisco Railway Company for granting rebates to the Chapman and Dewey Lumber Company of Kansas City for shipments in April through July 1905. Indictments allege Frisco rebates on lumber shipments from Arkansas potato areas to St. Louis.
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St. Louis, Mo
St. Louis & San
Frisco
Lumber Company
Potata
Arkansas
St. Louis
Died In a Chinese Laundry
A man believed to be Clarence Wiley an actor from Canton Ohio died in a Chinese laundry in Chicago early Tuesday. The owner says the man asked for lodging and slept there. he was found dead Tuesday morning as police begin an inquiry into the cause of death.
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Chicago
Isa
Clarence Wiley
Union Street
Canton
Ohio
Powder Train Explosion Wrecks Big Four Freight
Two cars of powder exploded on a Big Four freight train near Litchfield two miles from town on Tuesday injuring two men. The wrecked train burned several cars and caused concussion that shook homes and shattered windows for miles.
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Litchfield
Inl
Chicago Police Chief Fights Off Anarchist Attack
Chief George M. Shippy of Chicago pistol whips an invading anarchist, wounding two relatives and injuring himself before fatally shooting the assailant. Son Harry Shippy severely hurt in the lung, coachman James Foley mildly wounded, and the chief stabbed in the hand but overall recovering.
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Chicago
George M. Shippy
Harry
James Foley
Harry Shippy
Foley
General Debate Shapes House Discussion on Post Office Bill
In Washington the post office appropriation bill was under general debate in the House on Wednesday. Lawmakers spoke on a wide range of topics including cotton, finance, the tariff and miscellaneous issues.
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Washington, D. C
House
Thie Mirian Fined
Frank 8. Miller of Stanberry Missouri was found guilty in federal court of transmitting immoral literature through the mails and fined 200 dollars with Tuesday judgment in St Joseph Maryland connection.
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Thie Mirian
St. Joseph
Frank 8. Miller
Stanberry
Kansas Bankers Set Annual Meeting in Kansas City
Topeka Kan May 13 14 the executive committee of the Kansas Bankers association has called the annual meeting to be held in Kansas City.
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Kansas Bankers
Topeka
Kan
The
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Association
Kansas City
Railroads Charged With $70,000,000 Loss to Public
In Washington on Tuesday Mr Lloyd of Missouri charged railroads carrying mails with fraud against the public. He said the new weighing system admitted past 27 years of fraud and called for a post office department investigation. Chairman Wanger of Pennsylvania pledged an inquiry.
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Washington
DD. C
Lloyd
Missouri
Post Office Department
Wanger
Pennsylvania
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Eni
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Edson
Kings
Jezebel
Baal
Israel
Jezabel
Seddi
God
Frisco Railroad
Kansas City Lumber Company
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