Mountain cunning continues in frontier siege episode
Richmond faces Greyson and Red Cloud amid a tense stand off as the fire test is demanded and Monnah guides St Armand, Mabel, and Jennie through a perilous escape sequence. Utah pursues and Monnah aids the group toward safety along a rocky stream.
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Mon-nah
St. Armand
Red Cloud
Whitman
Guide Whitman
Utah
Lt. Armand
Mon-noh
Mabel
Jennie
Mennah
Mannah
Monnah
Jonnie
Mabel Fleming
Mariah
Jenole
Avalanche ascent in Yosemite ends safely for John Muir
John Muir recounts a near avalanche during a snow climb in Yosemite Park. After a long ascent sunk in deep snow, a sudden slide swept him down but he remained uninjured atop the crumpled snow, calling the experience exhilarating even years later.
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John Muir
Muir
Yosemite Park
Canon Head
Canon
After the Proposal He Do you think your mother will be surprised
The judge records a scene where one speaker questions whether the proposer’s mother will be surprised and the other confirms she anticipated the courage to propose this afternoon.
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Richmond
Red Cloud
Guskul
Melahi
Gen
Greyson
Col. Leroy
Mazeppa
Ward
Charles Nadine
Kuskal
Melah
Col. Lemoy
Favorable Conditions Parson Primrose
Mrs Cobwigger laments the embarrassment of attending church with her husband who talks in his sleep, prompting the judge to comment on the humorous domestic moment.
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Parson Primrose
Fire Destroys Chicago Sanitarium Killing Ten
A devastating blaze swept the St Luke Society sanitarium at Wabash avenue and Twenty flat street Chicago on Monday afternoon. Ten people perished including Alderman William E Kent known as Blind Billy Kent. Fire killed others and injured a dozen as inmates fought locked doors and barred windows. Police detained eight suspects for coroner’s inquest including the sanitarium president John P Nagel and staff. The building suffered 5000 in damage and the contents 30000.
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Chicago
St. Luke Society
Wabash Avenue
Twenty-flat Street
William E. Kent
Fourth Ward
Billy” Kent
Alderman Kent
Newell
Hey
Sanitarium
John P. Nagel
Destructive Guatemala Earthquake Wipes Quezaltenango
A Guatemala earthquake on April 18 destroyed Quezaltenango a city of about 40 000 and nearby towns. Two thousand people died and four thousand were injured as fires raged and showers of rain accompanied the tremors. The ruined city will be abandoned and a new town named Quezaltenango will be built a few miles north.
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Guatemala
West Indies
Central American
Quezaltenango
San Pedro
San Mateo
San Juan
Amatitlan
Solula
Quezultenango
Better Stick to the Farm Advice to Country Boys
An editorial warns country youths against chasing urban success in Chicago. It argues most migrants face low wages, crowded housing, noise, and uncertain futures, urging farm work mastery, land ownership, and tying ambition to rural independence for lasting gains.
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Chicago
Chicago Record-Herald
Peace in South Africa Boosts Global Markets Outlook
I G Dun & Co weekly review notes improved conditions from South Africa, with foreign markets benefiting from development and possible gold mining revival. Domestic labor disputes limit earnings, but orders stay large and railcar shortages ease, while May railway earnings rise. Wheat and corn exports reach high weekly totals. stock markets show dull, bearish tone with decreased bank clearings and weak leadership.
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South Africa
New York
I. G. Dun & Co
Blast Frances
Wake
Connellsville
Aveas
Bradstreet’s
Market quotations for livestock and grains across several cities
Cattle and hog prices listed for Chicago Indianapolis StLouis Cincinnati Detroit and Toledo with ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Grain futures include wheat corn oats rye and clover seed with price bands in cents and dollars per bushel or cwt where applicable.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
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Fe Mountain
Juhi
Echmond
Qut
West
Minneapolis
Wemarls
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