Desert Battle Recalls Hell's Drap Known as Dunder and Blixen
In a tale by Paul de Laney, General Crook leads a clash with Ame rican Indians at a canyon and a rushing river. A trapper and Bertha are aided by Metzger as they escape the pursuing soldiers and ford the stream.
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Bertha
Tims
Hammersley
Metzger
Cowboy
Hammerdley
Rimrocks
Arenes
Dan Follett
Folfett
Renee
Mrocks
Lord of the Desert fading ends at Fort Crook
The narrative centers on General Crook and the Stone House after the battle of Dunder and Bheen. Wounded figures, confessions, and a will reveal the true heir as William Lyle’s adopted son. Bertha Lyle and companions confront justice, Follett eludes capture, and the tribe surrenders. The Lord of the Desert dies content, and Parrish and Hammersleys stay at the Stone House as new leadership forms in the Inland Empire of Oregon.
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Stone Howse
Julian Byrd
Metager
Hammersley
Beohin
Beach
William
Dan
Anaes
Hammersley-Lyle
Lyle
Law
AL ‘Beach
General Crook
William Lyle
Leondidas Liggett
Boston
al. Beach
Bertha
Egan
Crook
Warner
Dan Follett
Bertha Lyle
Hammarsley
Stone House
Hammersleys
Byrds
Hopes
Metzgers
Liggetts
Inland Empire
Oregon
General Crook Extends Duty At Stone House Sunrise Plan
The narrative describes General Crook delaying abandonment of the Stone House for an extra day and night, dispatching a cowboy with a message, and scheduling a sunrise evacuation of remaining Martin Lyle forces. A grave is noted high on a mountain, with military precision guiding dawn actions.
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Crook
Stone House
Martin Lyle
Peanes
Mitchell Delivers Dual Address to Strike Commission
John Mitchell has delivered his major address to the strike commission as editor Gonzales recovers from a wound. Admiral Dewey returns to Washington praising the conduct of the coast defense program and the navy’s role in the hemispheric events.
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Geer
Chamberlain
Gonzales
Tillman
John Mitchell
Cut Strike Commission
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Chamberlain Fixed as Governor After Constitutional Clarification
Brief constitutional clarification ends prolonged wait. Chamberlain announced as governor after the clause on canvassing the vote is settled and the crowd disperses.
Washington Opens Talks to Limit Japanese Borers
The state department considers a treaty to curb Japanese borers after warning of threats to industry. No agreement with Japan exists, and discussions aim to prevent further restrictions on Tahoe Oak imports.
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Washington
State Department
Japan
Explosion damages Vancouver gun cotton plant building
A blast at the Powder Vancouver plant injured workers and leveled the geliguite building. The gun cotton room exploded then another powerful blast collapsed the facility, leaving the entire plant wrecked.
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Vancouver
Last Tribute Paid at Hillbeare Court House Funeral
The body of Representative Tongue is taken to Hillbeare and moved to the church after a mourning draped court house. Dr. C. E. Kline offers the opening prayer as the congregation weeps. The service includes hymns and a reading of Lead Kindly Light before the Hillsboro Masonic body escorts the casket to the cemetery for interment. The congressional delegation returns to Washington with Moody resuming duties in Oregon.
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Kilne
Hillsboro
W. J F. Bautcher
Butcher
Tongue
Washington
Moody
Oregon
National Home of Representatives
New Trust Bill Targets Food Price Extortion in US Territory
A proposed law by Representative il of Chorade would declare any producer dealer agent or other person joining to raise the price of any food or fuel or its carriage or handling as extortion. The measure prescribes a maximum $5000 fine or one year imprisonment.
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Asother New Trust
Chorade
United States
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