Western Plainsman and Christie Maclaire Saga Unfolds
In a frontier drama, Jack Keith and companions pursue raiders after a wagon massacre near Fort Larned. Christie Maclaire, a stage singer with a tangled past, confesses her birth truth to Dr. Fairbairn as key players Black Bart and Hawley chase Hope Waite, with revelations about General Waite and a perilous pursuit across Sheridan. The tale ends with a night of confessions and a pledge to rescue Hope.
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Lions Raised in Dublin Zoo Seek Interbreeding
The Zoological Garden in Dublin has raised several hundred lions over thirty years, preserving Natal bloodlines while adding Nubian males. The Irish Zoological Society now extends Montateing and attempts to interbreed the two lion varieties to perpetuate the breed under artificial conditions in Ireland.
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Statue Unveiled For Clovis Hugues In Sceaux
A Paris London Standard correspondent notes a statue unveiling at Sceaux honoring Clovis Hugues the poet and deputy. Hugues praised Marseilles sun over Paris, claiming Paris lacks the bright southern charm and sea seen along the Cannabiere.
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Growth of Atlantic City since incorporation in 1864
The article traces Atlantic City’s growth from a village of a few families in 1864 to a population of 1,045 by 1870, then 5,477 by 1880, 13,055 by 1900, and 87,258 residents by 1920, noting the first passenger train from the Delaware River to the Atlantic Ocean.
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Wireless in North Arctic Station Aims for Storm Warnings
Copenhagen reports Norwegians testing a wireless post at Green Harbor Spitzbergen with a 300 foot tower. Six men endure winter isolation as the state builds a powerful station to span the Arctic and aid explorers while monitoring coal mining activity and potential commercial profits.
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New York's Oldest House on William Street Claim
The Real Estate Board bulletin notes a 1692 era house at 122 William Street as New York's oldest building. Dutch brick, cement, two stories at least, restrictions tied to city streets. A rear shed marks the spot of Revolutionary War bloodshed during the Golden Hill disturbance against British Grenadiers.
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