Adventurous mining engineer finds love on a perilous voyage
Andrew Bowers, John Webster, and Dolores Mowry star in a melodramatic tale of a mining engineer returning to civilization. On a shared train journey through Death Valley and Central America, a broken romance, a hostile rival, and a staged valet scheme intersect. Dolores arrives in Denver with a costly choice as loyalties shift and a final voyage looms aboard a steamer.
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John @tuart Webster
Death Valley
California
Civilisation
Siem
Abe Etriahy
Dolores Mowry
Denver
Edward J Jerome
Geary
Central America
Jerome
John
Johs
Poenaventure
Cobranta
Jenke
Wevper
Fiella Wiking
Mother Jenke
Jenks
Detorea
Sobrante Gepperd
Serros
Deolores
Dolores
Billy
Webster
New Orleans
Samination
Chip
Ash
Renor Webster
St. Louis
Jost
Delores
Mr.leary
Iiliy
Dtoree
la Katrelina
Ivy
Bart
Peter
Don Joan
Weltyeter
Onboard Intrigue as Webster Meets Mysterious Passenger
John Stuart Webster, aboard the steamer La Estrelit a, encounters a suave stranger named Andrew Bowers posing as a valet. Bowers forces a fifty dollar credit while claiming danger and hidden political motives in Sobrante, as Webster contends with a bold con man and plots to uncover the truth before San Buenaventura.
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John Stuart Webster
Andrew Bowers
Webster
John S. Webster
Mr. Webster As
Ile
Andrew Hower
Mr. Webster
Webeter
Highwlase
Nin
Mr. Bowers
Boubees
Tan
Thereseon
San Hurnaventura
Andrew Bowere
East Lake City
Andrew Koewere
San Buenavatura
Crateroom
Sobrante
Bet
Andrew Howers
Some Girl Johnny I continued July's history in Rome
A Chicago Journal note recounts July's origin in Roman times. It describes how the month’s length changed, Julius Caesar restoring 31 days, and Antony renaming the period to honor Caesar. It also mentions Saxon people calling July "Hey Monsth" reflecting haymaking.
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Jonlas Cacear
Marc Antony
Quintius
Caesar
Joly
Chicago Journal
Massive Jade Block on Display in New York Museum
The largest jade piece known measures seven feet long four feet wide and weighs about three tons. Originating from South Island New Zealand this massive block forms the base for a Maori chieftain statue currently exhibited at the Museum of Natural History in New York City.
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South Island
New Zealand
Museum of Natural History
New York City
Pierce’s Medicines Promised Recovery and Pleasant Pellets
A letter from Jawa Missouri describes health decline with blood disorder and inflammation, praising Golden Medical Recovery and Favorite Prescription from Dr. Pierce. After three bottles of each, the author reports light housework resumed and reduced medical costs. Also mentions Pleasant Pellets as effective for constipation and cites domestic use and husband’s relief.
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Jawa
Perce
Peron
Alwave
Mace
Owasles
Frayne
Jonern
Mount Eag ‘ Ly
Pierce
Noorth Twelfth Street
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Peter B. Kyne
Pas
Luckereye
Bagkage
Popeye
Theo
Samuel Butler
San Buenaventura
New Orleana
San Nuensventura
San Duenaventura
Andrew
Webbeter
San Boenaventure
Billy Geary
la Estreilita
Sao Buenaventura
Dolores Ruey
Jack Webster
Jack
Willy
Milly Boy
Johnny
Walt Coromote
Jill
Wy Stateroom
Bully
den Jian Cafetero Belltve Alout
Son
Hack
Don Juan
Neain
Conlequined
Bill
Johnny I
State Street
Arlen O
Holland
Kemp
Mils
Mati
Price Exact India Medicine
South Jeffersss Ars
Lewin
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