John Burt and Jim Blake Face Peril in Chapter Four
In Chapter Four, John Burt and Jim Blake endure a dangerous river fight and wreck at a curve as a wagon crashes. The scene shifts to General Canton aiding casualties and a tense encounter with a surviving young man as destinies begin to intertwine with family ties and budding conflict.
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Carden
Canton
Tle
Jewie
Canlen
Peter Burt Tanelal
Atness
Runaway Rescue on Mishap Farm
Three years after Jonnie Carden returns to Mishap farm his son Burt, now Harvard admitted, aids a runaway carriage. A hunter’s gunstartles the team, Jessie is thrown, the horse slams toward a cliff as John Burt and Dr. Randall save the injured. Jessie mourns, John survives, and a romance begins as they reunite in the library.
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Jonnie Carden
Jotn Burt
Harvard
General Carden
Jecek
Cieneral Carden
Jessie
Rad
Jeesie
Carden
Mehdy
Harge
Cardes
Woeder
Peter Burt
Kleuller
Jessie Gidehly
Inia
John Hurt
John
Mr. Burt
Jusnor
Furt
Jesele
Joho Iurt
Mike
Joenie
Sam
Jose
Jowste Weckertt
Summer Days on the Nantasket Reach
John Burt and Jessie Carden enjoy a ride above Paint Allerton as Nantasket Reach glitters below. They recall old battles with the Shannon and King Philip, while the Marry and John lay with pioneers nearby and Boston Light stands to the north.
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John Burt
Jessie Carden
Mr. Bishop
John
Nantasket
Eouth
Gree
Shannon
Lawrence
John Smith
Philip
Marry
Boston Light
Lord Howe
Comical Ticket Mixup at New York Theater
A middle aged woman at a New York theater handed a wrong gallery ticket to the ticket taker and cried for her meal ticket missing from the box. The man kept the gallery ticket, but the woman insisted she had been issued the meal ticket and asked for it back. She later recovered the meal ticket.
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New York
New York Times
the Ming
Not a Shopper She Shes Very Mannish Isn t She
A Philadelphia Ledger item notes remarks about a woman described as mannish and unable to force her way through a crowd. The brief comments capture a social stereotype reflected in the era's reporting style.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Record of global disasters and political notes
A compendium of brief items reports gunners setting marks, a mine cage plunge in Johannesburg killing 43 natives, destructive storms in Missouri and Pawhieka Osage Nation, and various political and social events across the United States and abroad. Includes court cases, divorces, and local incidents with mixed severity and vivid details.
Whitecotton case evidence contradicts defense claims
In Purley Missouri a Supreme Court deposition week on the Whitcotton inquiry questions whether records were altered. Judge Smork testified the Parke file remains correct and unchanged while Jodee Eby Wie contested memory. Assistant AG Jeffries said evidence shows conflict. Whitcotney testified about agreement among counsel and that wording changes occurred only in a copy. The hearing continues aiming toward a final Supreme Court ruling.
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Purley
Supreme Cowart
JM. Whiteroton
Smork
Parle
Jodee Eby
Jeffries
Ansistant
Ml Purtiow
Whitcottey
Reynotite
Reynolstea
Torent
Pirie
Admits Murder of Stepfather in Joplin Case
Jim Horton 10 years old admits killing his stepfather in Joplin after being coaxed to hand over a weapon. He describes the attack and the moments leading to the death, including the use of a whip and a heated tool, while under questioning by authorities.
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Joplin
H. Keene
Subartia
Jim Horton
Maer
de Merton Weedeh
Ty Gee
Horton
Ollie Hopton
Méror
Whit
Jim
Torton
School children eye and ear inspection proposal debated
A Missouri board committee weighed a plan to inspect public school children’s eyes and ears guided by physicians with teacher oversight. The action aimed to improve pupil health, though cost concerns and practicalities were raised before reporting back to the Columbia Board of Education. Also noted were the death of Jerre H. Murray, a Democratic attorney general candidate, and local efforts by the Ministers’ Alliance to curb Sunday baseball and excursions, including petitions against Missouri Pacific and M K T Sunday trips to Nevada’s Artesian Lake Park.
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Nevada
FREAK LAWSUIT COSTS MISSOURI MEN THOUSANDS
A long running ejectment case in Livinketon County Circuit Court involves A tk Plunter ve Thomas Maddox et al. The plaintiffs seek land possession while the Robings estate holds the title. The dispute has spanned Civil War era transfers, venue changes to Linn County, and repeated court hearings amid mounting legal fees and potential fines.
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Thomas Maddox
Livinketon County
Linn County
Robings
Julee
J. ML. Dake
Ieee
Staten
County Assessors Adjourn After Tumultuous Meeting
A muddled county meeting adjourned amid chaotic remarks and disputed roles. Officials including J Vadterreed and J BK Corcoran faced confusion over leadership as death of George W Margulé prompted procedural delays and calls for orderly conduct.
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St Louk
Acuilion
Cletun Piiure
EY Bene
Andraw
J. BK
Corcoran
Cole
Wnatt
Choiroan
James Crow
Hue Fhanmao
JA Miler
Marion
To Prete
St Lows
Jochen Chaoty
Peepert
George W Margulé
Pelgee
Library Corner Stone Laid At Lowland Community School
A stone laying ceremony occurred at Lowland Mico to inaugurate a library corner. Grand Lodge of Masons oversaw the rite. dignitaries included J Marple and Mine Attia Dorit. The event featured songs and a formal address, with a large crowd in attendance. Officers elected for the district include GT. Noroe as president and KE. Cyne as treasurer. district spans Adrian, St Charles, Boone, Callaway, Montonery and Warren counties.
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Grand Lodge of Masons
Woo
Bogle Rieter
Erieter
J Marple
Ehitiien Sing
Ameria
Mexico
Mor
Linton Dhetriet Trinihien
Hue
Colombia
GT. Noroe
Columbia
Crewdent
How. Herre
Fire View
F Filnt
Molina
Neon
Cyne
Maxino
M. Yates
Polton
Tren
Dietriit
Adrian
St Qohanies
Boone
Callaway
Mouttonery
Warren
Southeast Doctors Elect Officers in Cape Girardeau
Southeast Medical Association in Cape Girardeau Missouri completed a three day session last week electing officers including President HOC Mami MOL Vice President I. W. Hayes Corresponding Secretary P W Cotton Financial Secretary M W Vernon Treasurer Slaughterer Caruthersville, and naming next meeting host Missouri debates Texas in Columbia with Texas team Walter Warne and Fa iene PP. Love scoring the win over Missouri represented by Redmond Cale Malcom Curry judges Gantt Vallia nt and Prof Wilson
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The
Southeast Medical Association
Geesion
Hoc Mami Mol
Fe Soto
Vicw
I. W. Hayes
Gordonville
P. W. Cotton
M. Th
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M. W. Vernon
Charleston
Slauggehter
Olt Mines
Caruthersville
Missouri
Tewna
Columbia
Missouri University
Tess University
Texas
Walter Warne
Faiene PP. Love
Miscouri University
Redmond Cale
Malcom Curry
Gantt
Valliant
Wilsoo
Kikrkeville
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