Kerry Young Fights to Unravel a Lumber Camp Crime
Kerry Young, seven, flees a burning camp with Jack Snow and Endures fire and theft as Tod West frames him for a missing bank file. As years pass, Kerry becomes a woodsman and coroner's clerk, exposes Tod, rescues Nan Downer, uncovers West, and finally confronts the race to clear his name and settle scores.
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Kerry Young
Jack Snow
Kerry
Ted West
Tod
Snow
St. Paul
West
Nan Downer
West's Landing
Jim Hinkle
Nan
Ezra Adams
Cod
Ezra
Holt Stuart
Downer
Adams
Ted
Jim
Young
Frank Bluejay
Kerry and Jim Hinkle confront Ted West’s hold over him
Kerry Young listens as Jim Hinkle confesses fear of Ted West and his leverage over the village, revealing a possible murder frame and Hinkle’s attempt to come clean. Hinkle recalls Cash’s murder, his own drunken blackout, and West’s calculated accusation to shield himself.
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Young
Hinkle
Kerry
Ted
Jim
West
Ted West
Ming
Jim Minkle
Nan
Tod West
Nat Bridger
Tod
Elsie
Kerri and Injun Clash Over Waterside Rivalry
The scene shows a tense underwater confrontation as Kerry denies retreat and warns a foe to swim away. Bluejay, enraged, turns toward West's Landing after a heated exchange about crossing to the forbidden shore.
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Kerry
Young
Bluejay
West’s Landing
Kerry Young Probes Downer Case and Ted West Link
In the rain Kerry Young weighs implications from Jim Hinkle’s confession and the Downer murder. He notes Hinkle’s alibi, West’s cribbage with Hinkle, and the possible receipt of the first loot money at a poker game in which West played. West’s armed state adds to the mystery and potential coroner interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Kerry
Tip
Young
Jim Hinkle
Jim
Elsie
Ted
Kerry Young
Ted West
Hinkle
Ezra
Downer
West
Popular Cocker Spaniel Attracts Large Show Entries
The cocker spaniel ranks as a leading dog breed with massive entries at major city dog shows. The name derives from its breed history tied to hunting woodcock, reflecting its purpose and lineage.
Garfield Nomination Speech That Won Sherman Support
The article recounts James A. Garfield’s 1880 Chicago Republican convention speech for John Sherman. Though Grant and Blaine vie for the nomination, Garfield’s fiery plea shifts support, and on the thirty-sixth ballot Sherman secures the nomination while Garfield’s rhetoric leaves a lasting impact.
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Chicago
James A. Garfield
John Sherman
Sherman
Garfield
Hayes
General Grant
James G. Blaine
Grant
Roscoe Conkling
Blaine
Conkling
George F. Edmunds
Elihu B. Washburne
William Windom
Steam Roller Tactics in Politics and Faith Update
Overview of Marcus A Hanna's 1896 convention maneuvers as a model for political strategy, followed by a Bible study lesson on Peters vision and the spread of the gospel to Gentiles, urging openness to God’s work and universal salvation.
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Marcus A. Hanna
Ohio
William McKinley
Mark Hanna
Hanna
James A. Garfield
John Sherman
Sherman
McKinley
National Committee O.k
Times
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Western Newspaper Union
Jerusalem
Peter
Cornelius
Henry Drummond
Israel
Finney and Moody
Abraham
Moses
Daniel
God
Paul
Jesus Christ
Jungle Superstition on Trees Among Bengal Tribe
Members of a jungle tribe in Bengal resist felling trees. When forced to cut, one member places a green sprig in the stump to appease the displaced spirit and plead for necessity.
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Bengal
Great and Good Things Inspire Love and Longing
A reflection on how thinking about noble things leads to love and longing, which then drives pursuit and possession, making beauty and blessedness deeply real through action and experience. Henry Van Dyke quote explores the chain from thought to longing to effort and fulfillment.
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Henry van Dyke
Foreign Phrases and Latin Maxims
A compact list of proverbs and phrases with Latin and French origins. Includes Abusus non tellit usum, Auri sacra fames, Bon chien chasse de race, Coute que coute, Lite pendente, Esprit des lois, Modus operandi, Pot-pourri, Fayete linguis, Deux yeux, In nubibus, Tempus edax rerum.
Quotations on Justice From Classic Thinkers
A compact collection of lines on justice from Joubert Omar Khayam Emerson Gladstone and Froude. The excerpts present varied views on truth wisdom equity and the timing of justice.
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Joubert
Omar Khayam
Emerson
Gladstone
Froude
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Harold. Titus
Rwen Myers
Harald Uisir
Chapter
Holt
Forester
River
Stuart
Big Beaver
Tod's
Cash
Frank E. Hagen
Elmo Scott Watson
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
All
Joees
World Brotherhood
Universal Brotherhood In
Christ
Tanglefoot
Cuticura
Malden
Mass
Pate
Doen
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