The Musselshell Millions End in Trap and Capture
Perry Wynans and Elsie escape a staged pursuit as Sam Gaddler attempts to seize deeds and loot. A final trap on a dangerous stream collapses his plan, Col. Harvey Whipsaw rescues the couple, and Gaddler is jailed while Elsie and Perry wed and claim the Musselshell mine wealth.
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Jerry Skidder
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Chicago
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Rattlesnake Ranch
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Elsie
Whipsaw
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Jerry
Pacific Ocean
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A Friend in Need Chapter Seeks Settlement
Gad dler and his follower use a glass to scan for witnesses as Perry plans a final settlement. Mrs Cotter and Mrs Rankle fear danger from Gadder while the flight appears unnoticed and tensions rise over the missing help.
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First Lieutenant Aboard Large Cruisers Chief Executive and Gunner
The first lieutenant is the senior line officer aboard a cruiser, acting as chief of staff and executive, directing all ship management and battle actions. He commands during deck actions and battle, remaining with the guns until needed to assume command if the captain is disabled. Recent months see efforts to assign an assistant to each cruiser, awaiting secretary of the navy action.
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Not 1 Mo'est Poet
A World correspondent recounts Olympia Washington youth Martin slipping an eight line poem into each copy of the governor's annual message. The incident shows a young poet's vanity and public attention in a political setting.
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Wash
Hartford Courant
Christ Foretelling His Death Lesson Review
The article reviews the Sunday School lesson on Christ foretelling his death from John 12 20 30. It discusses Jesus as life and light and explains key Greek terms and the concept of falling into the ground to die for growth. It urges readers to seek Jesus in spirit and grapple with the crisis Christ represents for every soul.
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Great Briars union claims 58 000 women workers
The item notes a 58 000 member women trade union federation in Great Bri ars. It also mentions a Marian County Mo man with a tiny mule and other assorted brief notes about individuals and proto news items.
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Robert Boyne
James Russelll Lowe
Ronarr T. Banker
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Ireland's Chief Secretary A J Balfour Aided by Land Bill
The Right Honorable Arthur James Balfour, age 48, serves as Chief Secretary for Ireland and faces sharp public criticism yet is seen as key to a liberal land bill. He previously aided Salisbury as private secretary and led Scotland for nine years before his Irish appointment. He engages in education and authored a Defense of Philosophical Doubt in 1879.
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Buckshot Forster
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A. J. Balfour
Balfour
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The Rotation of the Globe Experiment
The article describes a simple egg based demonstration to show the earths double movement around the sun and on its axis. It instructs to moisten a plate rim and color the yolk as a sun with golden rays, then proceed with a step by step setup to illustrate the concept.
Revolving Egg Shell Demonstrates Balance on Plate
An empty half shell rests on a sloped plate and is slowly rotated so the shell spins on its axis while moving around the plate. Water moistens the plate adds cohesion to counter centrifugal force, preventing the shell from falling off.
Settled in Advance Between Lawyer and New Detroit Tenant
An old Griswold Street lawyer meets a new tenant who plans to pay cash, avoid borrowing, and not back notes. They exchange sharp, humorous questions about money, bonds, drinking, and telephone answering, agreeing to a five year friendship and close proximity.
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The Motor of the Future Vision for Electric Traction
The text argues that locomotives will be replaced by self powered cars using electric traction. It predicts electric motors on rail cars for passenger conveyance on short routes and elevated systems, promising speed, comfort, and safety through electric power and advancing technology.
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Saxony Girl Wins Zurich Anatomy Prize
Louise Miller of Saxony surprises Zurich professors by winning the University of Zurich prize for the best paper on the Anatomy of Plants. The treatise is praised as thorough and complete, though Miller was previously unknown in literature.
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University of Zurich
Saxony
Louise Miller
New York Sun
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