Dreamland on Long Island: A Fence, A Fall, And A Rivalry
Arthur Morrison loses interest in shore property until a fencing dispute with Colonel Copeland escalates. Morrison is injured hanging from a fence, Agnes Copeland arrives, and a courtship under tension begins as Morrison recovers and the collision of pride and property rights unfolds.
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Lai
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Agnes
Agnes She Was Ruler of the Colonels House
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Dad
Colonel Cosgrove Quoted Scripture in Court Challenge
In a courtroom Colonel John Cosgrove defending a client quoted a biblical line about making the sun stand still. Judge James W. Draffen objected to the misquote. Cosgrove admitted the mistake and corrected the reference to Solomon as the one who commanded the sun to stand still.
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Daniel
James W. Draffen
Cosgrove
Clavely
Colonel Cosgrove
Solomon
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