Blood stained letter sparks campfire theft and rescue in Bitterroot trek
Ten men in a Bitter Root Mountains survey camp await mail from the outside world. A bloody, crumpled letter to Patrick McGinnis signals a danger plot as two armed strangers attempt to rifle camp supplies, only to be thwarted by McGinnis and Turner. Morton the mail-carrier is shot. rescue and policing men return with mail and captives.
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Desperadoes Cornered After Prolonged Pursuit
The posse overpowered the two desperadoes after a week long chase. Deputy sheriffs freed prisoners and escorted them to safety while the old mail carrier was killed for his horses. The capture confirmed the narrator’s growing familiarity with McGinnis.
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McGinnis
Chicago
Gold in the Vatican. Medals and vessels hold vast reserves
A report notes that gold stored within Vatican treasures including medals, vessels, and chains could constitute a substantial reserve. The article discusses the value and potential uses of these ecclesiastical gold assets.
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Vatican
Canine Cemetery Opens in New York State
A three acre canine cemetery in Hartsdale opens as a private, well kept plot for aristocratic dogs. Fees cover single interments for cats and small dogs at five dollars and large dogs at five. Plots cost ten to fifteen dollars and allow multiple burials in one grave. Graves are marked by wooden shingles with ongoing stonework for names and deeds.
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