Oklahoma Wigwam saga ends in restless rise and Run
Sabra Cravat builds a local paper and social world around Oklahoma Wigwam while husband Yancey Crossett wages battles in court and on the stump. As the Cherokee Strip opening nears he refuses office and presses toward a shared frontier dream, testing marriage, family, and loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Sabra
Bella French Vian
Chicago
Oklahoma Territory
Yancey Cravat
Xancey
Yancey
Guiumo
Cleveland
Cherokee Strip
Oklahomma
Oklahoma
Saber
Donna
Felice Venable
Pat
Marcy
Tuskomingo
Clm
Toby
Yancey Cravat’s Flight to Cane and a Wichita Mystery
Yancey Cravat, newly retired from Indian territory, travels with Sabra and their four year old son Chmarron in two wagons to Cane to start a newspaper. He vows to uncover the killer of Mdllorfeg Jor of the New Way and faces a fatal shot from Yountis. Sabra learns Yountis killed Pexter, Sabra’s second child, as they return to Wichita after a long journey.
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Doctor Valliant
Almarron
Doc
Telek
Gsage
Anliwiys
Osage
Yancey
Sys
Danie
Ured
Danehuska Avenue
Sabra
dNolm
Misa Sabra
Miles Sabra
Oflce
Mrs. Wyatt
The
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Ora
Lona Hefner
Cravat
Santa Ie
Katy Dave
Hiis
Woliie Venable
Falwa
Donna
Yantey
Sigur
Hefner
Vin Bon
Nillen
Niles
Hovie
Southwest
New York
Kid Wis
Clay McNulty
Sobrao
Chen
Yancey Cenvat
United States
Sqmaire
Nps
Yancey Cravat
Inidian
bin Axgerlancen
Venable
Yancayta
Habra Venabla
Whcitty Wiewiam
Yanery
Stahy Gribber
Dey
Yountis
Stilstonplog
Yancey Ahonts
Kita Yountis
Yountia
Pexter
Denna
Dense Sulphurous Fog Precursor of Plague in Nis
Hugh Miller recalls an August night in 1004 when dense sulfurous fog and cold gusts spread across the countryside. Mildew struck corn, fields whitened, and a chain of damage appeared. By November a pestilence followed, with many affected by strange fevers and fluxes. West Calder parish saw 900 people with 12 show deaths. Craigs village dwindled to six of eight families. London Man.
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Nis
Beenes
Hugh Miller
West Calder
Noittle
Craigs
London
Invisible Policeman and Lockless Safe Demonstration
A New York meeting of the Illuminating Engineering Society showcased an unseen ultraviolet ray system that can trigger burglar alarms when a safe is disturbed. Demonstrations included a Springfield, Massachusetts gate sensor counting passing cars without physical contact and a fever tube heat concept using unseen rays to warm spaces.
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New York City
Aero Ady Po Vy
New York Illuminating Engineering Society
Westinghose Lamp Company
Mr. McCoy
Springfield
Mass
Radio Research Laboratory
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
W. R. Whitney
Whitney
Fig
Nepigne
Western Newspaper
Curious Luean Holidays Named in Northern Villages
In Mage land many northern villages assign whimsical local names to holidays. Huddersferd around supplies a rich list. Siutthwaite uses San femis, Tonley has a font, Ale mondbury a rush, Longwood a thump, Kirkhenton a rant, Meltham near Slaithwaite has a similar coinage, while bartiery titles appear in other towns.
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Mageland
Huddersferd
Siutthwaite
Tonley
Alemondbury
Longwood
Kirkhenton
Meltham
Slaithwaite
On the Dot Eyes and Cats in Folklore and Skill
A New York writer notes that people can gauge Uma from a cat's eyes and that cat eye feats extend beyond the Mowery kingdom. The article describes a man catching a pair of gleaming eyes on a fence at night and coaxing a missile to leap down, illustrating folklore skill with animals.
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Saya
New York
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Shera
Kintera Yancey
Pulviea
Santa Ire
Kid
Yunesy
Clin
Wichita
Prince Albert
Anita Red Feather
Isainth
Jesse Rickey
Srbra
Satra
Republic of the United States
Congress
Tim
Guthrie
Pegler
Venables
Marcus
Vians
Goforths
Washington
Moody
Big Horse
Buffalo Hice
Black Kettle
Indian Territory
Jesse Mickey
Philomathean Qulture Club
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