Cattle Thieves Clash on Missouri River Island
Langford and cowboys hunt Jesse Black after cattle raids hit Three Bar ranch in South Dakota. Williston and his daughter face danger as Gordon, a county attorney, weds Louise Dale in a tense trial sequence. A courthouse fire, a wounded judge, and a climactic pursuit end with Mary’s courage and Langford’s pledge.
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South Dakota
George Williston
Missouri River
Three Bar
Langford
Williston
Jesse Black
Louise Dale
Judge Dale
Kemah
Gordon
Fiee
Ayiniston
Black
Mary
Louise
Richard Gordon
Dale
United States
Sheriff Leads Quest Across Muddy Trails for Outlaw
In the morning the sheriff and a growing posse set out from Gordon's office toward the outlaw Black's last known haunt. Richard Gordon lies fevered while Paul Langford and others vow to pursue, with Munson Johnson and a deputy joining a dangerous trek.
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Richard Gordon
Paul Langford
George Williston
Black
Gordon
Mary
Langford
Williston
Munson
Desperado
Racial Politics in a Diverse Ward Explored
Ernest McGaffey observes how a large immigrant city ward operates a racial political machine. He details Polish Bohemian German Scandinavian Hebrew and Irish-American blocs, ward patronage and slates, turf battles, and the fragile balance of power across nationalities within municipal politics.
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Viery
Ieraldry-Harvey
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Daniel
Europe
Poe
Eharge
Hein
Adam
Bnt
Bnd
Joseph
Ife
Ernest Mgaffey
Joseph LB. Bowles
A Simple Safeguard in Buying Paint
A guide to avoiding adulterated paint materials warns buyers about chalk barytes and other cheap fillers in white leads. It promotes National Lead Company and its Dutch Boy trademark as guarantees of purity and quality, inviting readers to request test equipment and a painting book.
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National Lead Company
Natonal Lead Company
Woodbridge Bldg
New York
Hammer of Death Struck James at Plumstead Tomb
A 1000 year old Plumstead parish church and its churchyard once hosted Bloomfield. The tombstone of Master James Darling aged ten speaks from beyond the grave claiming a hammer of Daath was given to him for eating the cherries of the tree.
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James
Plumstead
Bloomfield
Shooter’s Hill
James Darling
Darling
Thea Hammer of
Daath
Catarrh Cure Promoted By Quincy Firm
An advertisement touts LOCAT APPLICATIONS as a remedy for catarrh a blood or constitutional disease. It claims Internat remedies aid mucous surfaces with a blend marketed by OUENEY & CO Toledo Ohio and sold by Druggists. It also promotes Halla Family Pills for constipation at 75 cents.
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Thia
Bond
Free, CO. Oueney & CO
Toledo
Dromilata
Toko Halla
Paragon Row Sparks Query Over Reginald’s Marriage
A social couple debates their son Reginald’s marriage to a woman deemed an Inferior family. The magnate asks Marta to check the bride’s social standing and whether Reginald has disgraced the family by wedlock.
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Marta
Reginald
Dour
John
Notable Patent Remedies and Prompting Advertising Quips
An assortment of early 19th century adverts tout remedies and tonics with dramatic claims. It mentions Marine Mya Remedy curing males and relieving pain, Allen's Toot-Ease foot powder, and Lewis' Single Binder tobacco product. The text blends medical, dietary, and moral incentives with brand names and cautionary lines.
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Kate and
Virgil D. Boxtes
Acmecluqg &Co
Doc
Doc Lockhart
Jim Munson
Paul
Dick Gordon
Jim
Ernest McGaffey
Sin
Rene
Seven Hills
Paris
London
Berlin
Dublin
Edinburgh
Prent
Voltaire
Lewis
Cute
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Augustine
Allen
Carters
Iver Pill
New York Stock Exchange
P.O. Box
Wonder Cleaner
Ie Attailer's
Greeley
Colorado
Jon Wamoris
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