Will Carruthers Plans to Cross Big Muskeg for Joe’s Death
Wilton Carruthers reveals to Molly McDonald he will seek shareholders’ authorization to push the Clayton line, taking Joe Bostock’s body to Clayton. The party travels toward Clayton with police intercepting at the cache and questioning the group about Joe’s death and Wilton’s plans.
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Joe
Molly
Poe
Kitty
Bowyer
May
Wilton
Tom Bowser
Tom Bowyer
Muskeg Swamp Perils Marks End for Missoubi Plan
Builder Joe Bostock is killed by a rifle shot in the muskeg along the Missoubi railroad route. Chief engineer Wilton Carruthers is wounded and aided by Molly McDonald who later agrees to marry him. Carruthers heads to Clayton for a meeting where rivals aim to seize control of Missoubi. Molly insists on accompanying him.
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Anderson
Wilton
Molly
Eve
Clayton
Peters
Kitty
Mr. Bostock
Joe Bostock
Pas
Serreant
Misssoubi
Wilton Carruthers
Bostock
Carruthers
Hudson's Bay Company
McDonald
Tom Bowyer
Bowyer
Hostock
Armed Robbery Demands Revolver From Two Suspects
Police report a confrontation where a suspect orders two people to keep their hands up and demands a revolver, referencing an exchange that signals an ongoing armed incident. Both individuals appear uncooperative as officers investigate.
Memorial to Pushmataha Emblem of Choctaw Leader in Washington
Monument in Congressional Cemetery honors Pushmataha Choctaw chief. His remains rest beneath it after a career aiding the young republic. Erected by his brothers, the statue recalls 1826 Washington delegation, Jackson’s promotion, and his role in the Choctaw removal to Indian Territory. He died in 1824 during a visit to Washington.
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Washington
Young Republic
Congressional Cemetery
Pushmataha
Jackson
Ailastesippi
Indian Territory
Warning Against Just-as-good Remedies for Babies
A public warning urges mothers to beware of "Just-as-good" remedies and promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted product used for over thirty years to aid infant care and population growth.
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Fletcher
One Island Two Names and Old Richmond County Notes
A compact survey contrasts Staten Island and Richmond County names before Greater New York, noting two post offices Richmond and Staten Island, plus a Tompkinsville railroad name. The item also blends brief jokes and quips from diverse papers on topics from politics to cinema.
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Staten Island
Borough of
Richmond
Richmond County
New York Sun
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Red Wing
Tilly Foster
Tompkinsvillle
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