Lydia Faces Choices Amid Indian Land Controversy
Lydia grows from timid student to a young woman amid land graft and reservation disputes. Amos Levine and Billy Norton maneuver through times of violence, witness, and moral pressure as Lydia weighs exposing wrongdoing against friendship and love for John Levine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lome
John Levine
Washington
Congress
Kent
Lydia
Margery
Olga
Amos
Billy Norton
Billy
Lone Wolf
Trachoma
Marshall
Big Pine
Bily
Tim
Levine
Charlie Jackson
Prune
Megan
Andy
Lydia Chooses Integrity in Indian Graft Crisis
Lydia resolves that whites harmed Indians through dishonorable killings and begins a public investigation. Billy Norton assembles affidavits, seeking reform amid Lake City's graft scandal while Lydia faces personal sacrifice and warns against harming her family.
Jury Hearing Before Commissioners in August Chapter
In late August John Levine and Lydia face a commission hearing with Kent Norton and others present. Three commissioners sit at one end, stenographers and Charlie Jackson at another, as Lydia studies their faces and recalls newspaper pictures of the body. The scene hints at a continuing tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lake City
Congressional
Billy
Lydia
Alvord
Dave Marshall
John Levine
Levine
Kent
Lyd
Margery
Moulton
Allright
Pilly
Bill
Billy Norton
Daddy
Charlie Jackson
Charlie
Ale
Amos
Pa Norton
Senator Smith
Texas
Senator BY Way
Maine
Senator James
New York
Tunkins Article Noted as Natural Born Loafer Opinion
Jad Tunkins remarks that the chief objection to a natural born loafer is his occasional urge to butt in, cited in the Washington Star.
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Jad Tunkins
Tunkins
Washington Star
Woman Finds Electric Light After Sermon on Economy
A woman experiences a moment of triumph when she discovers the electric light burning in the cellar just after her husband has delivered a sermon on economy, as reported by the Atchison Daily Globe.
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Atchison Daily Globe
Not Applicable Phrase From The Christian Science Monitor
A quoted line suggests a playful take on language and meaning in a Christian Science Monitor excerpt. The fragment references jellyfish, jelly, and a whimsical idea of linguistic jelliness within a broader commentary.
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Christian Science Monitor
Pure Water Definition From Bureau Of Wings
The bureau states pure drinking water means water free of any substance injuring health. The definition emphasizes safety and health standards for consumable water.
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Bureau of Wings
Professional Cards and Insurance Services Spread in Lititz and Lancaster
Local business cards list services from Leflytt Hershey & Gibbel conveyancers to M Ada Schnerer notary public and Wingert Haas Hat Store. Entries cover real estate, wills, deeds, and estate settlement, plus hat retail and accessories in Lititz and Lancaster with several telephone numbers.
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Lancaster
Wingert & Haas
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Pines Wiig
John
Mr. Levine
Sally
Revie
Ray
Lizzie
Leyine
America
Norton Place
Lly
Turtle
Ma Norton
Doctor Fulton
Marshall Survey
Elviry
Dave
Alford
The
Indian Commission
Senator Alvord
Kert
Ducit
P. W. Flory - Brannerville, Pa
By Osborne
de Wonteu Nemapana Unie
Henry
Wes
Edi Madder
Mou
Noah Felix
Walker Belzeys
Mobile
Ota
Long’s Pressing Parlor
Doster
Federal Metal
Walter Krafft
Rothsville, Pa
Bell Phone
Lititz Exch
Louis. Huebener
Insurance Service
Main St
Lititz, Pa
J. B. Herr
Leflytt
Hershey& Gibbel Conveyancers, Scriveners Real Estate
Geo, L. Keith
Lincoln Ave
Notary Public
M. Ada Schnerer
S. Spruce St
John A. Haas
N. Queen St
Lancaster, Pa
Harold Murr
Lititz
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