Call of Duty and the Old Mare Hess on the Fourth
Edwin Pettitt and his kin converge on a village Fourth of July celebration with Hess the old mare leading the parade. The rider’s vanity clashes with rural honor as Hess reinstates duty in a spirited ride, ending in disaster for the rider and retirement for the mare amid neighborhood humor and reflections on loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peisalsle
Stephen
Life Pettitt
Steve
Dannie
Lije
Baddie
Edwin
Nancy
Lily
Donnie
Varas
Lise
Lise Pettitt
Mira
Fawin
Ciel
Wardin
Falwin
Hut Elwin
Hess
Rawin
Mareh
Uncle Lise
Fern
Bess
Boss
Silver policy plea calls for remonetizing coinage
Francis G Newlands and Nevada senators addressed a hotel audience urging restoration of bimetalism to counter gold standard pressures. The document argues gold scarcity harms credit, calls for free coinage of silver, warns of bankruptcy if silver is not remonetized, and condemns party platforms seen as deceiving voters.
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Roffmas Howe
Francis G Newlands
Nevada
Jones and Stewart
National Executive Silver Committee
Atlantic
England
Republican State Convention
Obie
Congress
Mr. Sherman
Gold Trust
Republican Party of
Ohio
Strathmeath Victor Over McDonald In Last Senate Race
McDonald dies after long illness. Senator Joseph E McDonald, born August 2, 1918, in Rutland, dies as his health declines. He served as senator, led hard money and tariff stances, and directed his funeral plans as he received last rites.
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Metunait
Jane Fi
Joseph E McDonald
Mieburn
McDonnald
MK M'Donald
McDonald 'S
Rutter
Cman
Lafayette
Neddlebase” College
Crawfordey
Asbeory University
Istead
Forderine
McDowall
Ely
Aye
Rain Wate
Ite
Hidsines
Hiweett
Bright & Pay
McDonald
Mebon
FATAL EXCURSION TRAINING DISASTER NEAR CLEVELAND
An excursion train of fifteen coaches bound for Oak Point derailed two miles west of Dover, causing wreckage that killed and seriously injured many. The crash left one engine and several cars in ruins as local farmers aided responders in removing the dead and wounded. Police later reported ten to twelve fatally injured and numerous survivors with severe injuries.
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Clevelund
Cleveland
Henry Rogers
Bart Keefe
Peter Credon
S M Clark
Thomas Graulty
Mary Reddy
Edward Sheppard
William Stogkemper
Lizzie Ray
Charles Quark
Ernest Screfer
W J. Hempnstreet
HMS
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