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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1908

Page

3

Thanksgiving on the Rio Grande: Harriet and Ray Reunite

On a Denver to Glenwood Springs Thanksgiving train Harriet Bullwell a runaway spinster known as Harry meets Ray Merrill her former fiancé. Across the table a married couple sparks renewed hope as Harriet and Ray confront seven years of independence and love rekindles.

Union Station Harriet Bullwell Spbster Harry Harriet Riomude Road Unionition Denver Ray Weill Royal Gorge Mimaway Brie Colorado Springs Smdker Harry Stillwell Hoe Saymond Merrill North Wooda Pike's Peak West Montiwan Independence Post Marriet Raymond Merrill Sears Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Raymond Merril Terry Warry Jim Stay

Best Kickers Shine in College Football Scoring Feats

The article highlights top college kickers Balent, Means, Moll, Kennard, and Steffen. It notes Balent’s four placement goals in a Navy game amid win, Thorpe and others’ accurate kicking, and Day’s long punts. It covers Yale’s Wheaton, Chicago’s Steffen, Indiana’s Miller, and Penn’s Holfenbach as notable specialists.

Balents Carlisle Indiana Navy Penn Wonder Meane Steffen Allerdice Kennard Moll Goa Ailke Balenti Cheyenne Tadlan Hudson Artirte Balent Balenti Pennsylvania Franklin Faid Jack ‘Means Ohio State University Means Carnegly Tech Tittsburg Michican Wolverenes Allardice Vanderbilt Marquette Badgers Keckle Moll Harvard Victor Kennard Dudley Dean Wheaton Yale Walter Steffen Chicago Stevon Dean West Point Edward Day Long John" Miller University of Indiana University of Pennsylvania Bill Holfenbach Burr Warward Ymaters Tolay Coy

Fighter of grafters a tale of Heney and Tucson

Francis J. Heney the San Francisco graft prosecutor escapes death in Tucson after a rival “bad man” confronts him. Born March 17 1850 in Lina N Y he rises from University of California student to famed attorney who built a career fighting corruption in San Francisco and Oregon fraud cases. Heney carries a custom pocket pistol and gains support from wealthy citizens to clean up city hall amid high profile arrests of Ruef Schmitz and mayoralty figures.

Francis J. Heney San Francisco Neettabe Morris Hang United States Apasney Geneeral Knox Meney United States Noyes Supreme Court of the United States Oregon Veney Troneis Joseph Heney Lina, N. Ya Ray Francisco Market District An Noty University of California University At Berkeley Heney Tucson Ariz Mane Heaney Truef Adhmlts Ruef Schmitz Ruof Teuey Schilts Abel Mary Heney Uwe Aesistant Hhis City Honey Tic Fia Francisco William J. Burns The Secret Service of the Bin

Bolos Adopted for Machine Gun and Mountain Units

General Bell orders bolo and sheath worn by enlisted men in machine gun companies and mountain batteries to replace rifles in field service. The bolo is worn on the left side at the waist, with a revolver as the arm for field use. A separate note mentions a new dust sucking automobile that captures dust through a pipe into a moistened box and returns it to the road.

J. Franklin Bell

Darkest Africa Ballad of Teddy's Hunt Melodrama

Fragmented verse portrays fear and doom across Africa from desert to ocean as Teddy pursues a hunt. Imaginative names and garbled lines mix with satirical baggage, suggesting a travel or wilderness ballad tone with dubious source clarity.

Africa Teddy

Can of Nitroglycerin Ends Two Hour Wall Fight

In City, Pa, November 24 workers from the Pennsylvania Railroad battled two hours with HL. L. Dale owner of a wall he claimed blocked the right of way. Dale allegedly threatened with a can of nitroglycerin and a water hose, causing the men to abandon the demolition. The dispute heads to court.

City The Pennsylvania. Railroad Company HL. L. Dale Dale Conet

Need of Protecting Bird Life, A Naturalist Says

A naturalist asserts that if the earth were birdless humans could not inhabit it for more than nine years. He argues sprays and poisons in the woods would fail to control insects that would devour all vegetation, leaving the planet barren.

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