Trail Riders Clash Over Tent and Loot
Two riders chased by a rope to topple a tent stumble into a struggle with Sandy and Sam. They capture Sol Wyatt of the Two-Bar Circle, revive him at the creek, and plan to hand him to Plimsoll at dawn. Wyatt, wary, heads to Plimsoll ahead of the group with a smug grin.
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Sandy
Sam
Mormon
Morton
Sol Wyatt
Vlim
Hawss
Inter Camp
Vrimsoll
Wyatt
Sol
Earth
Plimsal
Plimsoll
Jim Plimsoll
Clash at the camp as Sandy Rourke meets Plimsoll in a high stakes showdown
In a tense Roaring Fork scene, Wyatt and the Three Star men confront gambler Plimsoll at his rigged poker table. Sandy Rourke and ally Mormon move to curb Plimsoll’s schemes as an Eastern investor named Keith arrives to back a final gamble, heightening the danger as dawn nears.
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Simson
Plimsoll
Wyatt
l'Hmsoll
Bill Brandon
Brandon
Sandy
Waterline Ranch
Three Star Outfit
Mormon
Sam
Russell
Pimsoll
Piimsoll
Temple of Chance
Sands
Mesa
Tonneau
Ife
Plimsvil
Westlake
Sandy Rourke
Keith
Sawtooth Ranges
Flivver Creek
Casey Town Theater Sedition Turns Into a Heist Scene
Keith confronts Sandy Bourke in a tense exchange from a moving picture style sequence. Sandy explains a personal matter with Plimsoll, and Keith from New York demands the reason behind the near shootout. The scene ends with an unresolved confrontation.
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Plimsoll
New York
Bourke
Sandy Bourke
Keith
Sandy
Old Granary Burying Ground A Boston Landmark
The Boston Old Granary Burying Ground near downtown holds 17th century graves including signers of the Declaration and figures like Peter Faneuil and Paul Revere. Ben Franklin memorials, century-old elms, and quaint epitaphs characterize this historic plot dating to 1640.
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Old Granary
Boston
Peter Faneuil
Paul Revere
Lexington and Concord
Benjamin Franklin
Josiah
Ablah
The Bowery Story From Bouwerie to Bowery Street
The Bowery in New York City traces its name from Bouwerie Lane linked to Governor Stuyvesant and his Bouwerie. Once a rough frontier road it became a mixed district noted for crime and vice, now a bustling corridor of shops lodging houses and pawn shops with a diverse population.
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America
Bowery
New York City
Great Bouwerle
Peter Stuyvesant
Upper East
New Amsterdam
Bouwerle
Stuyvesant
Chatham Square
Third
Fourth Avenues
Bowery Lane
Bowery House
Second Avenue
Stuyvesant Square
Bouwerie
New World
Ufe
Bouverie
St. Marks
Eleventh Street
Western Newspaper Union
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Xtti
Phmsoll
Plim
Pilm
Casey Town
John Downing
Christ
Thomas Crawford
the Bowery
The
Lis Manufacturing Company
Heywood-Wakefield
Menominee, Michigan
RTE
Doan
Doen
Montana
M. C. Kearney
Sixth St
Hamilton
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Lathrop
Haarlem
Joe
Hessig
Chemie Moat Teast
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