Guard Duty At Fort Clark Ends In Assault On Indian
Colin Morton fends off a red assassin during a midnight guard near the wreck, subdues the attacker with a bayonet and a swift throw, while fellow officers decide how to handle Fish Hawk. The incident exposes Morton’s steady bravery and earns him recognition among officers and enlisted men alike.
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Joan Marat
Colin
Robert
Colin Morton
Fral
Fish Hawk
Flo
Reynolds
West Point
Mr. Reynolds
Oolin
Colin’ Morton
Tietatane
Seareh
Sue Eges
German
Morton
Leutenant
Florence Loring
Jennie Ford
Tech
Robert Bracebridge
Judge Loring
Wilds
Fort Clark
Cascade Range
Grand Mountains
Maj. German
Mr. Morton
Jennie
Phelps
Ford
San Trucisco
New York
Cape
Keisea Kidd
Orients
Port Clark
Menngy
Capt. Phelps
Mort Clark
Maj
Germman
Aanan
Bracebridge
Engagement Ring Customs In Prize Ring Gossip
A jokey exchange ponders why a fiancé presents an engagement ring. The quip suggests the ring serves as a pledge that the suitor will be present when time for the first round arrives. The remark appears in a light Oblengo News flavored exchange.
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Oblengo
Coal output in Britain tops 220 million tons annually
The United Kingdom now raises more than 220 million tons of coal each year, reflecting current production levels and the scale of mining activity across the country. This figure underscores Britain's energy sector and the importance of coal supply to industry and power generation.
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Britain
United Kingdom
Industrial gloom and Standard Oil affect markets in New York
Commercial conditions in New York stay steady while copper and steel sectors draw attention. Standard Oil interests face a stock surplus, with Amalgamated Copper and related rails seeing declines. Hints of Morgan and Rockefeller tensions surface as market sentiment shifts. Steel output this year looks massive, coal production up, and real estate demand weak in Chicago and Europe lags in economic strength.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Standard Q Oil
Chi- Chicago
Leago
Europe
Austria
Germany
British Oppose Boers in Zululand Engagement
A 1500 Boer force under Gen Botha attacked Portiala on the Zululand border for 11 days ending Sept 26. Boer losses include Opperman and 19 burghers killed. 1 officer and 11 men killed, 5 officers and 38 men wounded. 63 missing. London reports Lord Kitchener seeks 25,000 mounted troops and authority to hang rebels. Brussels notes the League council abandons arbitration in South African war.
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Bothna
Botha
Portiala
Zululand
Opperman
London Daily Express
Lord Kitchener
Brussels
Council of the League Permanent Court
Joseph in Prison and the Egyptian Context
A compact study traces Joseph's biblical arc in Genesis with Egyptian setting notes, assessing dating of oppression and Hyksos era, while highlighting Joseph's faithfulness and ascent from slave to trusted steward. It notes limited direct Egyptian testimony and parallels to other regional tales, ending with a prompt to next lesson on Joseph's exaltation.
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Joseph
Jameses II
Egypt
Tiwan Rameses 11
Uithom Anid Staanses
Asia
Uniti
Anecob
Gosheni
iTyksus
Israel
Merenpiah
Rameses II
Jacob S
Nies
Idestine
Wasmacha
Josephy
Potipharty
Meyot
Josenti
Joseph Ae
Nehemiah
Egypte
Poliphar
Ypid
Ngypt
Nile
Votiphar
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Major Alfred Rochefort
Robert Bonner
Jean Marat
Weil
Tapas
Jean Maat Cata Tate
Anajer
Hiumgel
Mielos
Tinhby
Leezen
Ani Leesen
II Mortong
Mademoiselle Florence
Boston
Warnin
New York Weekly
Lord Kipcenir
Louis Botha
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