True as Steel Chapter III of the Cascade Quest
Florence Lorng and Jennie Ford chase news from Fort Clark as Solon brings word of Reynolds death and Morton’s wounds. Florence rides to aid Colin Morton while the judge confronts duty and love, and a wild Indian attack interrupts their fragile vigil by a rockbound stream.
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Cascade Mountains
California
Oregon
Sierra Nevadas
Sierra Nevada
Lewis and Clark
Clark
Cascades
Sierras
Mome St. Helen
Mount Adams
Mount Ranier
Mount Baker
Judge Loring
Tooring
Cascade Range
Fort Clark
Plorence Lorng
Jennie Ford
Solon
Jennie
Solow
Laa
Jonnie
Clarks Tells
Tlorence
Phere
Joanie
Florence
Lotto
Bart
Gotti Morten
Colin Morton
Onoenidh
Ghark
Chaive
Jennie More
Ann
Hunter
Port Clark
Hhaversack
Incheess
Cousin
Fort
Clark Trail
Lord
Sugar Loaf
Florence Loring Confronts Fort Clark News
Florence presses her father for immediate departure to Fort Clark after Maj German reports the deaths of Mr Reynolds and injuries to Colin Morton. The scene shifts from a scenic ride with Jennie Ford to a tense family meeting over dangerous news and Florence’s resolve to act.
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Florence
Fort Clark
Maj. German
Mr. Reynolds
Colin Morton
Judge Loring
Fort, Clark
Port Clark
Newly Opened Indian Land Described for Settlement
The article details a newly opened Indian land area suitable for homesteading. It notes similarity to southern crops and climates, rugged terrain, dominant mesquite grass, and prospects for oats and wheat. It mentions government pasture reserves totaling 1,000,000 acres and native settlement patterns shaping future cultivation and land use.
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Cnttlemen
Chere
Hnd
Additton
Wood Hinds
Cross Timbers
Wichita Mountains
Henry Watterson and the political horizon
The piece extols Henry Watterson, calling him an eminent son with ambition for national office and the presidency. It credits him with bold editorial leadership and notes his celebrated role as a Southern journalist born in Washington about sixty years ago, the son of a Tennessee mother.
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Str
Adios
Tedmond
Dis Glase
Nastville
ISGT
Louisville
Courier
Sy Ton
Ninous
Eta
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Amd
Jaton
Nature's Destiny In Niagara Falls
In a rocky historical aside, Niagara Falls blocked a northern waterway plan that would have linked New York City to Oswego and saved vast construction costs, potentially making Oswego a world city instead of Buffalo. The falls shaped commerce by steering traffic eastward, as seen in a shrewd, wide-reaching vision by early planners.
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Niagara Falls
Niagarven
Niagara
Gov
Clinton
New York City
Oswego
Buffalo
Falls
DeWitt Danton
Scribnor’s
Slaughter in Samar as Bolomen Attack Amfrican Troops
Five hundred bolomen attacked a detachment of forty six Ninth Infantry at Bangaron on the Gundar river in Samar. Ten soldiers were killed and six wounded before reinforcements arrived. The troops drove off the attackers, killing well over a hundred.
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Ninth Infantry
Bangaron
Gundar River
Island
Samar
McKinley Memorial Association Formed for Memorial
An association formed to raise funds for a suitable McKinley memorial at Canton and later at the national capital. Officers include William J. Bryan as president, Mares A. Thana as vice president, Myron J. Herrick as treasurer, and Ryerson Ritchie as secretary. The group aims to honor the late President by erecting memorials and maintaining trust funds.
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McKinle
Sutable
Mel Kinley
Dix
William Jt. Dany
Mares A. Thana
Myxon J. Herrick
Ryerson Ritchio
Canetow
Hink
National Capital
American horses export boom reaches eight hundred thousand
Over five years about a quarter of a million horses were shipped abroad with costs nearing 27 million dollars. Exports are expected to rise to 800,000 horses, with Great Britain dominating sales through London and Liverpool as key markets and ports.
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Great Britain
London
Liverpool
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Army Life
Western Fort
Alfred Rochefort
Robert Bonner’n
Florench Loring and
Chicago
Wat
Chicago Grea Weston
Bomband
Sonth Carolina
Croorgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Lotisinia
Texas
Piert
Wichita
Kansas City
Nis
Ron
Amily
Oles
Tenry Watterson
M'Kinley
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