Army Life in a Western Fort Chapter VII
Maj Germon faces a moral test over deserters as Morton and his companions rescue trunks from a wreck. Florence and Jennie Ford appear as the preserved southern beauties. Jean Marat plots vengeance against Morton while the major toys with him, planning a guard shift for intimidation.
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Maj
Germon
Innes
Loring
Ikings
Golin’ Morton
Colin
Fifth Avenue
Florence
Colin Morton
Jennie Ford
Mrs. Phelps
Ford
Cascades
Captain Ford
Wreck Survivors Recalled For Possible Reprimand
A group near the wreck discuss events with the captain who vows aid if needed. An orderly arrives, summons Morton and Bracebridge to the officer of the day for reporting likely reprimand for leaving the Fort without a permit.
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Morton
Bracebridge
Colin
Gorman
Poisoned Plot Sparks at Fort With Indian Henchman
Jean Marat, hateful valet to Maj. German, schemes with Fish Hawk an Indian cutthroat. They plot to ambush Colin Morton as German’s power games entangle frontier life near the fort. A dangerous conspiracy brews, threatening soldiers and peace.
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Jean
Fin
Lin
Bat
Jean Marat
Fort Clark
Indiana
Frort
Colin Morton
Jean Maret
Maj. German
Fish Hawk
Black Otter
Cascade Range
Ilaacre Gatanette
Morten
Dish Hawk
Marat
Frost Hurts Crops Across States Report Says
The weekly crop report from the Department of Agriculture notes widespread frost damage. Corn, cotton, and fruit show injuries in several states, with heavy rains harming cotton and late apples improving or remaining unpromising. wheat and corn cutting progress varies by region as plowing and seeding advance.
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Apple
Department of Agriculture
Rocky Mountains
Middle Atlantic States
Central
Gulf States
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Pacific Coast
California
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Mississippi River
East Gulf States
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri Valley
Iscalites
Illinoia
Michigan
Gardena
Minnesota
Soulsard
Dakota
Acquth
Jebrovka
Countian
Face of Lincoln Seen in Casket at Monu ment
The casket of Abraham Lincoln was opened Thursday at the Lincoln monument near Springfield. Six laborers carried the box to the memorial hall. identifications confirmed, and the casket was moved back and lowered into a vault beneath. The coffin remains encased in a concrete block as part of a historic burial process.
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Syringisto
Lincoln
Lincoln Monument
Onleidge Cemetery
Sprityeld
Lin
Coln
First America’s Cup Race Cut Short by Weak Wind
The first race between Shamrock II and Columbia ended after five and a half hours with the wind dying, leaving Columbia seven minutes ahead when the signal halted racing. Shamrock II showed speed as a strong challenger, while Columbia’s performance boosted confidence in its chances to win.
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Columbia
Shamrock IL
Regatine Committon
Stari
Nile
Prange
Mteavegh
Kereiudie
Shamrock
Roosevelt to Press Anarchy Suppression in Coming Message
Washington correspondent says President Roosevelt will urge Congress to tighten Immigration laws to exclude anarchists and others, and may seek a federal crime statute punishing assaults on the President and lethal outcomes. The plan could broaden to label creed-based conspiracy against government and halt preaching or practice of anarchist beliefs.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Mnya
Congress
Commissionon
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Major Alfred Rochefort
Robert Bonner‘s Sons
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