The Wyandots and a British officer collide amid frontier peril
Ensign Joseph Hayward tunnels toward danger at Fort Harmar as Rene D Auvray reveals a forged marriage claim and urges him to join a rescue mission. A British officer in disguise torments loyalties while Wyandots threaten war over a missing religious figure and a prisoner slated for burnings.
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Joseph Hayward
United States Army
Fort Harmar
Shien Girty
Ilso
Hamnilton
Hayward
Phirmar
Sandusky
Dtbamnilan
W Mindis
Wa-pa-tie-tah
Mayward
Rene
Sen Hayward
North
Brady
Soliior
Muse Steler
Raoul PD Nuvras
Hay 1
Te Fee
Simon Carty
Wyayward
Hynes
Teneph Hayward
Augray Ho Prisener
D'Auvray
D’ Auvray
Fragmented scene reveals fatal tunnel accident and mystery
In the hurried moment a tunnel accident ends fatally after a collision with a sharp projection. A woman demands the truth from a man, pressing for whether it involved Picaud as the tension spikes.
Firelit Chase in Clearing Deep in Indian War Camp
In a night of flames and tribal fury, Brady is led toward execution by Shawnee chiefs while Mademoiselle Rene, a Wyandot daughter, pleads for mercy with the help of a crimson cross. The narrator, hidden, watches as the dramatic standoff unfolds amid chants, threats, and a looming decision.
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Mademoiselle
Brady
Lappin
Cain
Christ Tam
Nomore
Warrior of the Red Coats and Shawnee Chief Confront
A tense scene unfolds with Sis-e-te-wah challenging a British officer amid Shawnee and Mohawk tension. The officer reveals himself as an English aide to Hamilton, provoking silence. The fur-trader Lappin then disrupts the moment with a harsh laugh as the crowd awaits what comes next. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Mademoiselle
Brady
Lappin
Rene
Sis-e-te-wah
Wuarrior
Red Coats
Monshearn
England
Hamilton
Indiius
De Palma Wins Elgin National Trophy Amid Tragedy
Ralph De Palma wins the Elgin National trophy at Elgin amid a fatal accident on the course. Spencer Wishart, a Philadelphia millionaire driver, dies in the hospital after his Mercedes crashes, injuring several spectators and participants. Wishart’s bride, Louise McGowan, is at his side.
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Pos
Mercedes
R. de Palma
Mercer
Ed Pullen
Stutz
Barney Oldfield
Sunbeam
Gaston Morris
Burman
Pullen
Oldfield
Morris
Hearne
Elgin
Ralph de Palma
Spencer Wishart
Philadelphia
de Palma
Wishart
St. Joseph's Hospital
Louise McGowan
Hugh McG Towan
Indianapolis
Phiadelphian
Otto Lienning
Henning
Ife
Wenning
John C. Jenter
Jenter
Jay
Cardinal Gibbons Sails for Rome from Spring Lake
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore leaves Spring Lake for New York to sail for Rome aboard the Canopic with Papal Marquis Martin Maloney.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Spring Lake
N. J
Baltimore
Martin Maloney
New York
Government seeks authority to buy German ships
Washington August 25 authorities to buy German liners without hit were proposed by a joint resolution in the house. The measure was referred to the Merchant Marine Committee for action.
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Washington
Movie Head Dies After Auto Accident
New Rochelle financier and Thanhouser Film president Charles J. Hite died from injuries after his car turned a somersault off a bridge on a Saturday in New York.
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New York
Charles J. Hite
New Rochelle
Thanhouser Film Corporation
Crop outlook in the United States turns unfavorably
The August 11 agricultural outlook report cites July conditions and a 1.0 percent dip from the ten year average on August 1 with last year's droughted crops still shadowing prospects. It notes gains in Atlantic states Michigan Wisconsin and mountain states plus a big Kansas wheat boost, while sugar beets and cotton run below normal. Meat and leather sectors face price shifts and uncertain raw material supply due to war and trade effects.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Farmer's Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
E Department
Atlantic States
Michigan
Wisconsin
Mountain
Bulletin
Kansas
Department States
Villa opens new revolt as Carranza seeks US recognition
Aug 24. Villa demands reprisals on foreigners who aided Huerta and has launched a counter revolution against Carranza. Villa’s forces total about 19,009 and are ready to move on Mexico City. Carranza negotiates with the United States for recognition, but the White House has not decided.
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Carranza
Washington
Constitutionalist
Villa
Huerta
United States
State Department
Mexico City
White House
Noted tenor dies a pauper in Los Angeles
Albert L. Grille once a Metropolitan Opera star and long time Adelina Patti tenor died at the county hospital at sixty years old. He had spent 25 years as a leading tenor before dying penniless in California.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Albert L. Grille
Metropolitan Opera Llouse
New York
Adelina Patti
Women Aid Dry Win in Jackson County Vote
Kansas City August 25 rural Jackson county voted dry by about eight hundred votes in a county wide local option election. Two thousand women prevented attempts to vote fraudulently.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Government funding loans barred by proposed four percent cap
In Washington on August 25 a House bill was introduced to make it illegal to loan government funds deposited for crop financing at rates above four percent or to use those funds for other purposes.
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Washington
Two Killed Four Injured In House Collapse
In Hoston Massachusetts on August 22 a construction collapse killed two workers and injured four others. A horse accompanying the crew was so badly hurt it had to be shot. The foundation walls of the new building gave way.
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Hoston
Mass
Uw New
Severe Earthquake Strikes Italy Riom Prisoners Quell
A severe earthquake on August 2 shook Como causing panic at the penitentiary where inmates caused a disturbance but were controlled by guards.
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Italy
Rome
Como
Hazleton Trolley Strike Ends After Long Walkout
Hazleton workers at Lehigh Traction end a January 1 to August 25 strike after the company agrees to raise wages. The halt disrupted service until a settlement was reached with the men voting to halt the walkout.
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Hazleton
Lehigh Traction Company
Parry in Grave Condition in National Trade Notice
D. M. Parry chairman of the foreign trade committee of the National Association of Manufacturers remains in grave condition after a serious illness. He is hospitalized in San Francisco with his health status critical.
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D. M. Parry
San Francisco
M. Parry
The
National Association of Manufacturers
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