Molly McDonald A Tale Of The Frontiersman
Major McDonald seeks his daughter Molly amid Indian threats near Fort Dodge. Sergeant Hamlin saves Molly, faces accusations, and learns of a plot involving Dupont as they pursue LeFevre across snowbound plains toward Wolf Creek and the Canadian.
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McDonald
Fort Dodge
Molly
Hamlin
Leutenant Gaskins
Dupont
LeFevre
Fort Ripley
Wasson
Conners
Accomyy
Hamn
Cimmaron
Hughes
Fevvre
Hamin
Jin
Otbers
Sergeant Hamlin and Custer Discuss a Bold Washita Trail
Snowbound troops march at dawn after Hamlin reveals his past in Shenandoah days. Custer, skeptical but strategic, orders a cautious night march toward Buffalo Creek to follow a possible Indian trail toward Black Kettle’s camp while Miss Molly McDonald’s toast lingers among officers.
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Donald
Hamlin
Elliott
Black Kettle
Buffalo Creek
Custer
Camp Supply
19Th Kansas
Wolf Creek
Molly
Hamlig
Major Hiliott
Ordey
Cust
Molly McDonald
Old Fort Dodge
The
Seventh
Shenandoah
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Texas
Sheridan
Washita
Corbin
Mies McDonald
Supply
Amote
Cimarron
Dupont
Brick
Thar
Wizards at Anderton's Hotel Shine in Seventh Magic Circle Banquet
The Magic Circle's seventh annual banquet at Anderton's Hotel features President Nevil Maskelyne as members perform extraordinary tricks. Cecil Lyle, Chris Hilton, William Dawkes, Herbert Collings, and Dr Herschel showcase feats from hat trimming to card illusions while Misa Sybil Goodchild entertains with songs. The event turns into a display of magicians' skill beyond formal evening dress. London Telegraph notes the performances and the playful deception of modern magician attire.
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Anderton's
The
Magic Circle
Nevil Maskelyne
Cecil Lyle
Chris Hilton
William Dawkes
Herbert Collings
Father Buries Son Alive in Ground for Two Days
A seven year old boy in Kiyosu Japan received a cruel punishment when his father buried him in a hole for forty eight hours leaving only his head above ground. The act followed a trivial disobedience and police are investigating the case as child abuse.
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Kiyosu
Japan
Life Among Americans in the Canal Zone
The article contrasts American life in the Canal Zone with home, detailing daily routines and social changes. It notes tropical housekeeping, market bargaining, and the impact of Jamaican servants, ants, and social clubs. It highlights Y M C A chapters, Tivoli and Washington clubs, and social tensions over promotions and housing.
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Colon, C. Z
Canal Zone
Panamari
Tropics
Colon
Panama
United States
American Sanitary Department
Jamaica
Blanche
Marm
Tivoli Club
Washington Cetition Club
Young Men's Christian Association
Tivoli Hotel
Ancon
Washington Hotel
Isthmus
Cristobal
Panama Railroad Company
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London
London Telegraph
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
Congress
Fassett
Lien
Pickarr
AONE
CME
Ambaan ST