Brothers by Number in Gore Canyon Cave
A puncher guides a money run through the Gore canyon region into a cave where a gang led by Brother Number One, a feared captain, holds fourteen brothers. The outlaw crew, with names and numbers, crowds the cave as the narrator sizes up the group and prepares to move the money while wary of a possible double-cross.
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Mebbe
Slug
Promisin
Gore Canyon
Ted Jordan
Ted
Dillon
Denver
Radium
Albany
Canyon City
Brother Number One
Number One
Old Thirteen
Bilmeby
Ilke
Number Seven
Number
Ike
Jin
Jordan
Fed
Murderers Club
Cave of Adullam tale amid jailhouse inmates
A narrator recounts being invited by old Cap to stay in a ranch house called the Cave of Adullam. The men, all ex-prisoners, confess their past deeds over a rough supper. Cap shares a parable of a king who forms a cave community to help the downtrodden, and the narrator awakens amid wary intrigue and a final reflective moment. A stray line mentions a $5,000 prize for a storage leather project for locomotives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Cap
Adullam
Kichod
Adullan
Cup
Cave of
Adulhiun
Descriptions of multiple Caroline County land parcels in 19th century deed records
The document details three parcels of land on county roads near Friend ship Church Hog Creek Mill and Grove Church, with improvements including dwellings and outbuildings. Ownership traces to Peter J Patchett and others, through Warner William son and William G Bradley, with sale options of one third cash upfront or all cash, title at purchaser expense, and listing of heirs.
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Charles Wesley Bradley
Florence W. Bradley
Caroline County
Grove
Bethlehem
Ed Sparklin
Roland Towers
Mollie Towers
Thomas B. Sparklin
Warner Willlamson
Friendship Church
Hog Creek Mill
Iarmeny
Preston
Grove Church
Peter J. Patchett
Warner Williamson
Tirmany
Willian G. Bradley
Charles W. Bradley
Emeline Brauchee
Charles Westey Bradley
Leonard Fi, Covey, Auet
Luther R. Lenger
Bridgetown Church
Bridgetown
Ruthsburg
Lutinga R. Leager
P.O. Ienderson
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Frank W. Redden
Lizzie G. Redden
Caroline Phillips Redden
Robert L Breeding Announces Sheriff Candidacy
A public notice from Robert L Breeding declares his intent to run for Sheriff in the upcoming Democratic primaries and seeks support from voters and the community.
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State Senate
Nelson H, Fooks
Caroline County
T. Clayton Taylor
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Short Story Pub. Co
I. O. Stickney
Hoover and
Kellogg
Philadelphia
Stickney
United States
Milnes
Charnes B. Harrison
J. L. Covey
JG. Grimes & Company
Atlanta, Georgia
Auditor’s Order
Nist
Charles B. Marrison
Helen KE. Blades
Alonza E. Blades
Circuit Court
Lquiry
GEO
A. Deakyne
Teasterk. Geq
M. K. Newnam
Mr. Carter
W.w.carter
Dreeding
Ford Truck
Denton, Md
Automobile For Hire
O. A. Carrole
China
Denton, Maryland
Hreem
Westinghouse Electric Iron
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric Co
Vatera
Ilaving
Circuit Court and Orphans’ Court
Caroline
Register of Wills
Henry R. Lewis
Tam
Calvert C. Merriken
Old Reliable Nursery Company
Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas Company
West Chester
Baltimore
Tolchester
Tolchester Company
Pier 16
Light St
Charles R, Neal
New Dover Opera House
Kenneth G. Faulkner
William Fox
John Golden
George O’brien
Iron Horse
Jacqueline Logan
Metro-Goldwyn
Lon Chaney
Owen Moore
London
Paramount
Betty Bronson
Ricardo Cortez
New York
Broadway
Johnstown
W. H. Valliant & Bro
Bellevue, MD
St. Michaels
Wrilworth
Wellsworth
Ford
DR. C. Aw. Whisler
Isaag Henry Morris
Robert L. Breeding
John Irwin
Denton , Maryland
Third Street
Denton
J. H. Nichols
G. T. Redden & Co
Masonic Building
H. Earle Smith
Jas. W. Voss
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