Border plainsmith Keith hunts down Hawley amid peril
Keith, a Virginian now a border plainsman, travels the Santa Fe trail with Ned after freeing two murdered men’ papers and a locket. He clashes with Black Bart Hawley in a cabin and urges escape with a mysterious girl named Christie Maclaire, who is revealed as Hope Waite, while memories of Civil War loyalties haunt him.
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Keith
Santa Fe
Carson City
Black Burl
Hoe
Swift Border
Neb
Virginia
John Sibley
Wilks
Waite
Felth
Hawley
Black Burt
Black Bart
Hoppy
Fort Lerned
Christie Mactairs
Sheridan
Confederacy
Appomattox
Fromden
Cimmaron Crossing
Black Bart” Hawley
Keltth
Nab
Christie Maclaire
Old South
Ned
Mason Jack
Gaietyn
Min
Hope
Christie Macluire
Hawley'a Clase
Gineral
Oliver
Hope Waite
Kate Murphy
Jack Keith
Murther
Stoyle
Sheridan’s rough frontier town and a grim school policy
Excerpts depict Sheridan as a human cesspool of the plains home to rough crowds and night terrors while Indian hostilities disrupt rail work. The text then shifts to John Wesley’s Kingswood school discipline from 1748, where children must follow rigid rules, forego holidays, and work Fridays until three, with no time for play.
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Doctor Fairbain
Sheridan
Plains Country
Saturnalia
Kansas Pacific
John Wesley
Kingswood School
Sacred Mount of Ararat And the Mountain That Cannot Be Scaled
A long quotation asserts Ararat’s summit is nearly impossible for mortals to reach. It recounts 1876 James Bryge ascent conjectures, legends of saints and angels, and the ark fragment said to reside at Echmiedzin monastery. The piece ends noting trailblazers define progress.
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Ararat
James Bryge
Jinny
St. Hagop
Echmiedzin
Engishman
Woodan Indian Gone From Chicago Streets
A nostalgic vignette recalls wooden Indian figures that once graced Chicago cigar shops and streets. From a pine facade at 2 Fifth Avenue to a decaying display of Chief Big Chief and others, time and weather reduce these roadside tron figures to fragments, their carved poses and tomahawks fading as downtown life reshapes itself.
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Chicago
Flathead
Sitting Bull
Hattle Tom
Hollow Horn Bear
Bootblack
Fifth Avenue
His Horse Knew the Tricks
In Omaha Nebraska a farmer's trick horse was stolen from the pasture one night. A week later the horse was spotted by the owner who identified it by its unique gesture and performance. The court adjourned to witness the act before returning the animal to its owner and sentencing the man who abducted it to jail.
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Nebraska
Omaha, Neb
Omaha
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