Plainsman Jack Kelth Tracks a Savage Raid and Escape
Virginian plainsman Jack Kelth pursues a raiding party, discovers murdered men and a girl named Hope, is jailed for a murder charge, and with Neb escapes. The plot twists through Carson City, Fort Larned, Sheridan, and a theater impersonation as Christie Maclaire unfolds. Black Bart schemes over stolen papers and hidden inheritances. Dr Fairbarn loves Phyllis Gale as Hope learns her connections to General Waite.
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Jack Kelth
Kelth
Wipers
Rockel With & Wommin
Porral
Sejth
Carson City
Hta Secuser
Black Bart
Neb
Virginia
John Bibley
Willis Waite
Plainsaiuan
Wawley
Hawley
Keith
Black Gart
Harsea
Hope
Fort Larned
Miss Flope
Gererni Walte
Sheridan
Heli
Dr. Fairbarn
Hope Waite
Irred Willoughby
Gen. Waite
Christie Maclaire
Plainsman
Hope Wake
Chirtathc Maclaire
Fred Willoughby
Willoughby
Jeann
Diack
Fuirbamn
Desperate Chase Across the Plains In Hawley’s Trail
Keith and a small mounted party pursue Hawley and companions who have abducted Christie Maclaire, aiming west toward Carson City. The fugitives show little attempt at concealment, while the pursuers rely on signs, tracks, and horse prints across the Arkansas border, hoping to stop them before danger deepens.
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Keith
Law
Hawley
Carson City
Hope Waite
Christie Maclaire
Waite
Miss Maclaire
Ray
Wale
Christie
Beatdes
Grat
Shawnon Fork
Bristoe
Arkansas
Walto
Arkansas Valley
Hope
Fairbain
Corral
Kealth
Neb
Ben
Hays
Arick
Atery
Cap
Sheridan
Sandy
Forsytho
Solomon River
Beaver Crick
Fort Wallace
The
Wallace
Self
Thera
Coroner Seizes Ancient Coins as King’s Treasure Trove
Workmen uncover a hoard of Long Cross pennies from Henry III era in Amberley road Southgate England. The coroner impanels a jury who rules the coins ancient and concealed with unknown depositor. The coins are seized as the king's treasure trove.
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Southgate
England
New York Sun
Amberley Road
Paper Bottles for Milk
Reported by the New York Press that several milk firms test paper bottles reinforced with paraffin to resist oil and milk. Paraffin-impregnated paper can be greasy yet not contaminate most fabrics. heating melts it and can stain cloth, while paraffin is claimed to be germ free and even injectable under skin without issue.
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New York Press
Samson the strong man who enjoyed practical jokes
The text describes Samson as an early strong man with great muscle who played pranks. He allegedly ambushed friends by hitting them hard and squeezing hands until fingers glued in pain, and he wandered the streets in his track suit whenever possible.
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Waa
Samson
Woman Policewoman Enters Christiania Police School
One of two policewomen recently appointed for Christiania Norway has entered the police school. Over a two month course she will learn laws general police duties and report writing. After starting service she will head the social purity department of the force.
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Christiania
Norway
Fina
Abe
Servian MP Seeks Free Travel and Beds on Duty
A Servian member of parliament highlights free travel perks and a railway pass as a reason to avoid hotel costs. He uses the Belgrade to Lapovo express to sleep comfortably and arrives rested for morning duties.
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Expres
Belgrade
Lapovo
Uptraiz
Ancient Japanese Garden At Golden Temple Survives Centuries
Ancient Tokyo shrine the Golden Temple sits amid a centuries old garden. The pine tree trained to resemble a junk anchors the scene as priests tend its limbs. A three story pavilion with gold leaf rooms and a bronze phoenix crowns the roof, surrounded by pine clad shores and islets.
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Tokio
Japan
Golden Temple
America
Oldest wooden door in world from Santa Sabina Rome
In Rome the Dominican Order guards Santa Maria Sopra Minerva and Santa Sabina on the Aventine. Santa Sabina, home of St Dominick in later life, is ancient. its door is said to date from the fifth century, possibly the original from Peter the Styrian era. A mosaic inscription from 431 honors its founder.
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Rome
Santa Maria Sapra Minerva
Santa Sabina
Aventine
Celestine
Payouazzetto
Dominick
Peter the Styrian
Cat Ignites Fire Wrecking Norwalk Home Loss 26000
Cat rubs against a lamp at Joseph A. McElroy's Norwalk residence starting a blaze. Fire causes 26000 dollars in damage. A truck carrying jewels valued at 15000 dollars was saved from the flames.
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Norwalk
Conn
Joseph A. McElroy
To Have Women Conductors In Philadelphia Transit
Philadelphia officials reportedly plan to employ young women as streetcar conductors as the latest change to the city tram system. The move aims to modernize service and attract new riders, with hiring focusing on attractive young women for the conductor roles.
Guaranteed Teed Suarastars Sad Case
A Chicago Record-Herald snippet quotes a dialogue about a husband who lost his public job and fears needing immediate reinstatement to avoid finding new work, highlighting a distressing employment concern.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Pink Eye Epidemic in Spring Spurs Marine Eye Remedy
The report notes a spring surge of conjunctivitis labeled Pink Eye affecting residents, with Bellabie Belie promoting a marine eye remedy as a treatment option. The piece emphasizes caution and consulting a physician for proper care and avoid self treatment.
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Randall Parrish
Aurnor
Lapy
Dearpen- “Avin
A. C. McClure & Co
Flowery Kingdom
Golden Temple Garden
Peter the Illyrian
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Trac, Mon Company
Lasalle Auto Sales CO
Michigan Blvd
Chicago
Theory Stone
Carter
ARTFI
Dinekwood
Helena
NASA
Pbepaces
Sior
Toronto
Montpartre
Bask
Lugnite Ave. Superior
Mortan Real Berate Co
Han Cor
Saskatoon
Western Canada
Farm Lands
Fineat
Canadian West
Jose To
Prines Albert
Splendid Market
Birled Park x Tales
Polke Monn
Nhe Hore
Wiest
Priaa
Canada
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