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Holiday Number

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

Page

11

The Lost Trail Rescue at Ghost River Camp

Clarence Berry and Glum Ralston track a snow bound trail to a tense river camp where shots ring out. A hermit shelters a frightened girl as mutineers assault the camp and two men fall. Laura Kean is found and old bonds are renewed.

Benolton Glum Clarence Berry Clarence Glen Ralston Exsailor Ralston Gram Ralston Lackland Oldman Old Man Cummins Paul Allen Padgett Ambrose Ned Tom ‘Ambrose Tom Ambrose Lack Esquirmaux Laura Laura Kean

Reunion of Captain and Faithful Sailor in Alaska

The Klondike tale ends with Paul Miller meeting Glum Ralston revealed as his father after years apart. Laura, Kate, and Jack reunite with the captain, treasure seeks closure, and a double wedding seals happiness. The glacier disaster buries rivals, and the Miller family returns to San Francisco richer and hopeful for the future.

Paul Kate Old Ben Ralston Laura Clarence Kate Willis Jack Ralston Sailor Boy Jack Alaska Tie Paul Miller Joseph Miller Bering Sea San Francisco Eleanor Jacr- Jack Miller Neptune Cap'n Lyo Morris Belcher Lackland Esauimaux Providence Dawson City Juneau Clarence Gerry Lacklord A&duct Aura Kean Cummins Allen Fresno Ethel Berry

Alligator Seeks a Child in Florida Trainfront Rescue

Jacksonville correspondent reports passengers at Pablo Beach heard a child’s wail. deputy sheriff Jerry Delaney led a search to find a fifteen foot alligator gripping the child’s dress. A dog was killed. the alligator was shot and killed. The child remained uninjured.

Pablo Beach Jerry Delaney Cincinnati Jacksonville Fla

Kentuckian's altercation ends in assault arrest

A Kentuckian in a northern town gets into a clash with a local, leading to first blood and an arrest. Before the police judge the man explains he knocked down the other man because he had no gun and there was nothing else to do. The judge questions the motive, and the man admits the act with a remorseful nod.

Ile Northorn Bonor New York Herald Ihab Werther The Trust Chicago Record-Herald Butt Africa Duff Scotland S. J. Catloway Tully Ohio Natal Prospect Park South Brooklyn

Franksen's Thanksgiving in a Wyoming Ranch Feasting Tale

A traveling man recounts a Thanksgiving journey to a Wyoming ranch town. Two wagons carry rowdy cowpunchers to a lavish feast with turkey venison ducks and endless dishes. After dancing in a barn the group discovers beer vanished, and a rough night ends with a wagon wreck and a dusty tumble into sage.

Wyoming Willy

State Morticultural Society re elected leaders in 1902

Notes from Des Moines report the Iowa State Morticultural Society re electing M. J Wrage as president and Col. W. A. Burnap as vice president, with N Ik Finke having died. Wesley Greene and James Reeves kept secretary and treasurer. Directors re elected across numbered districts, changes in Ninth and Eleventh districts, and broader updates to the state agricultural board. The article also covers cattle show premium increases for next year, new fat stock classes, and mentions U.S. Army Signal Corps officers from Iowa. Active political estimates include delegates for the 1909 Republican convention and a few local notes.

Des Moines State Morticultural Society M. J Wrage Wankee Col W. A. Burnap Glear Wake N. Ik. Finke Davenport Wesley Greene James Reeves Withbuk B. FF. Perris Hampton On A. Ivins Iowa Falls Arnap Yaranty J. 8. Trigg Mockford State Agricultural Society W. W. Morrow Afton C. J. Cameron Alta EH. K. Pike Monona County Cameron J. 2. Manatrey Fairfield Secon C. W. Phillips Maquoketa W. CG. Brown Clarion R. T. St John Rieaville S. B. Packard Marshalston T. C. Leger What Cheer M. J. Wrage Waukee John Ledgerwood Leon State Department of Agriculture L. Ss. Packard Cattle Department Towa A. W. Greely United States Army Brers Lawa Signal Corps Henry C. Dunwoody West Point Charles Mek. Saltzman Charles B. Hepburn Hepburn ISM Frank EB. Lyman, Jr Regirey George 8. Gibbs Harlan Iowa Manila Regual

Leigh’s Caustic Wit In Bohemian Circles

Leigh was a witty conversationalist whose satire cut deeply and personal humor often crossed lines. During a talk on epitaphs the eccentric Dr. Strauss challenged him, prompting a sharp one line epitaph reply about him. Strauss, a linguist with few teeth, humorously questioned the language spoken as Leigh quipped Gum Arable.

Leigh Savage Club Dr. Strauss Harry Strauss

Emperor's Visit Doubtful Despite Warm New York Stay

Prince Hans von Plesse impressed New York officials during the Chamber of Commerce opening representing Emperor William. He spoke flawless English and praised the host city. Asked if the emperor would visit, Hans said the emperor would like to come but the distance and his many duties make it unlikely.

New York Emperor William Chamber of Commerce Hans von Pless Hans

Remarkable Clover Stalk Found by Emma Dewey

Miss Emma Dewey of Powder Valley Pa found a clover stalk with forty four stems eleven four leaf and seventeen five leaf. She gathered 101 four leaf stalks during summer along with nineteen two leaf and many six leaf stalks.

Emma Dewey Powder Valley

Evarts Memoir Tale Reflects Western Reserve Remark

A revived anecdote from the Hayes era portrays Secretary of State Evarts in a cabinet moment about unconsulted appointments. President Hayes had filled posts with personal friends, all in the state department, prompting Evarts to quip about never seeing Ohio's western reserve.

Terial Erike Evarts Senator Evarts Hayes State Department John Sherman Western Reserve Ohio

Defective Teeth Frenzy Over War Injuries Spreads

Defective teeth fed to 2,451 soldiers trigger waves of medical concerns as troops are invalided home from South Africa during the war.

South Africa

Sewages Nev or Stammer Stammering is Practically Unknown

Fragmentary text suggests discussion of stammering and sewage topics with unclear context. No clear event, names, dates, or organizations readable. Summary limited to noting linguistic uncertainty and garbled content from OCR.

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