Major German Weighs Mercy On Deserters In Court of Honor
Maj German seeks Judge Loring's advice on pardoning Colin Morton and Bracebridge for desertion after the wreck. The judge contemplates overlooking offenses while not restoring rank, and the major plans to summon Morton for a private audience to discuss their fate. Florence's attention deepens the intrigue as loyalty, honor, and ambition collide.
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Maj
German
Judge Loring
Colin Morton
Florence
Colin
Maj. German
Morton
Bracebridge
Jean Marat
Cascades
Robert
A Story of Army Life Western Fort
Major Rochefort narrates life at a western fort after a wreck. Survivors, rich clothing saved from the sinking ships, and the young couple Colin Morton and Florence mingle with Mrs. Phelps and Jennie Ford. Jean Marat schemes against a guard, prompting caution and tension at Fort Clark.
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Colin
Fifth Avenue
Florence
Colin Moerton
Jennie Ford
Fener
Captain Ford
Cascades
Wary maneuvers around the wreck and guards
Major German promises leniency to Colin Morton Bracebridge after the wreck but delays restoring rank. Colin suspects German's aim to court Judge Loring and win Florence. An orderly hints at further intrigue as tension rises amid Fort restrictions and personal loyalties.
Marat plots with Wish Hawk to kill Morton at Fort
Jean Marat schemes with the Indian Wish Wowk to target Col in Morton. Major German dismisses the plan, while Marat presses his case and hints at locating the guard to strike. The tale unfolds with intrigue among Fort characters.
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Jean
Jean Marat
Fort Clark
Eoentry
Colin Morton
Maj. German
Ish Hawk
Black Otter
Cascade Range
Wish Wowk
Ile
Tlank
Morton
Fish Hawk
Laqgired
Phat
Pola
Sam
Plot links Emma Goldman to Buffalo conspiracy in McKinley plot
Confession reportedly implicates Emma Goldman and other anarchists in a larger plot to kill President McKinley. Papers seized by Czolgosh were allegedly tossed into a sewer. authorities search sewers for the documents as Goldman’s ties to Chicago groups are traced across multiple visits to Buffalo.
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Emma Goldman
Buffalo
Czolgosz
MccKinley
Emma Cauldman
Carolyosg
Tie
Nowak
Washington
Chicago
Be gro Who Struck Down Czolcos a Hero Parker of New York City
Parker, a tall New York City man born into slavery in Atlanta forty five years ago, stood before Leon Czolgosz during the McKinley shooting and felled the assassin after the second shot. He reportedly wrestled with the gunman and tore his vest in the struggle.
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Dimes Hh. Parker
New York City
Czolgosz
McKinley
Parker
Atlanta
New York
Queen of the Reds Caught Notorious Emma Goldman Arrested
Emma Goldman, famed anarchist linked to Leon Czolgoss and the McKinley assassination attempt, is arrested by Chicago police at 808 Sheffield Avenue. She recounts travels through Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis en route to Chicago and hints at broader support for anarchist causes. Authorities plan further action based on her admissions.
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Emma Goldman
Chicago
Fatma Goldman
Leon Czolgoss
President McKinley
Chieno
Sheffield Avenue
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Che Peeeddean
Miss
Caplate
St. Beats
Wea
Anarchist Scandal and Police Crackdown Across Cities
Chicago officials denounce Czolg o sz and vow tough action against anarchists. Authorities claim federal and local laws cover Emma Goldman cases while a national census of anarchists is proposed. Czolgosz claims he acted as a chosen agent for a conspiratorial group, denying detailed plot evidence.
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Secret Service Bureau
United States
Emma Goldman
National Life Underwriters’ Association
Wyoming
New York
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Marie Jsank
Fanna Goldman
Grand Army
Tilk Abssasbin
Cleveland
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Czolcosa
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BMV
News OF the Anarchists
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O'Neill
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