Cowboys and Courtroom Clash in Concho Cattle War Tale
Young lawyer Garrett O Hara heads to Concho where a ambush misfires as Shep Sanderson tries to kill him thinking he is Judge Warner. Cattle war factions Ingram and Steelman clash with Barbara Steelman and an Englishman partner. A series of battles betrayals and shifting loyalties follow ending in tentative peace and vows of vengeance.
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Garrett O’hara
Concho
Shep Sanderson
Judge Warner
Barbara Steelman
Garrett
Steve Worrall
Ingram
Steelman
Barbara
Bob Quantrell
Garrett O'Hara
Smith-Beresford
Sanderson
Fitch
Quantrell
Hughes
David Ingram
Garcia
Father
Mr. Ingram
Cear
Jefferson County
Deever
Pankey
Indian Agency
Young Quantrell
Lyulph
Jim
Sheriff
Law
O’hara
Bob
Hughes Place
Steel
Diamond Tail Ranch
Dave Ingram
O'Hara
Diamond Tail
Dave
Gomez
Buck Creek
Peace Talks Bring Barbed Embrace as Family Ties Bind
Barbara seeks peace with David Ingram after a brutal assault and a fragile romance. O’Hara coordinates a bridge to Father as Wes Steelman yields, guiding a reconciliation that ends with Barbara’s marriage to Ingram and a father’s quiet sorrow.
Quantrell Threat Looms as Garrett O Hara Steps Up
In Jefferson County conflict, Garrett O Hara accepts a sheriff’s post to counter Quan trell’s gang, while Ingram and Steelman push for swift action. Barbara Ingram fears the danger to O Hara as Quantrell targets officials. a cattle roundup and mounting tension set the stage for a tense confrontation.
Barbara Defies Gossip to Save Marriage
In a confidential turn of events Barbara chooses to stay with David Ingram two weeks after their marriage. She collects her pride and courage to prevent others from discovering the troubled situation and to preserve the relationship amid social scrutiny.
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Ingram
Wes Steelman
Wesley Steelman
David Ingram
Barbara
Ancient Dutch cannon tied to Japanese history found
Professor Chozo Muto of Nagasaki’s Higher Commercial College identified a long hidden Dutch gun at Kanzaki shrine Saga as a United East India Company piece bearing an H for Hoorn. Muto links it to 1637 38 Shimabara Amakusa uprising and Dutch naval aid off Nagasaki.
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Kanzaki
Saga
Chozo Muto
Higher Commercial College of
Nagasaki
Muto
United East India Company
Hoorn
Netherlands
Shimabara
Amakusa
Professor Muto
Kanzaki Shrine
Osaka Mainichi
Japan
Adams recalls Washington’s exit door at Independence signing
In 1818 Trumbull displayed his painting of the Declaration of Independence in Faneuil Hall Boston. John Adams approved the work and pointed to the door beside Hancock’s chair noting Washington rushed through it when first named as the army’s top commander.
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Washington
Trumbull
Faneuil Hall
Boston
John Adams
Hancock
Orchids for Every One in City of Mexico Markets
In mid May the orchid season peaks in tropical countries south of the United States. Flowers are sold by the bunch on Mexico City streets, gathered by peasants, and rival imported blooms in size and beauty. A two dozen bunch costs about 25 cents, attracting buyers who compare favorably with American prices.
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Mexico
Origins of New York Curb Market Traced to 1792
The curb market in New York City traces its origin back to 1792, marking the early beginnings of the street trading era that evolved into a formal market. This historical note links its start to that formative year and the city’s developing commerce.
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New York City
Plough's Favorite Bouquet Face Powder Sold At Low Price
Wise beauty shoppers throng counters for Plough's Favorite Bouquet Face Powder. Smart buyers seek value and avoid fancy packaging while preferring this 25c powder, marketed as high quality worldwide.
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Plough
No Suppression In Timely Earthquake News Reports
A Western observer notes that California papers did publish seismological disturbances. He recalls that when Los Angeles quakes occurred, San Francisco papers carried the stories, and if a temblor hit San Francisco, Los Angeles papers provided the details.
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California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Osakia Mainichi
Ring Found On Pheasant Foot Near Lyons New York
A hunter named Helmuth Voight found a solid gold ring set with brilliants attached to the right foot of a pheasant shot during a hunt near Lyons New York. The left foot had been amputated above the spur and Voight said the ring’s placement came after the bird was trapped.
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Helmuth Voight
Lyons
N. Y
Doctor's Syrup Pepsin Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
A promotional notice touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as safe for all ages after forty and beyond. It claims 47 years of practice and no griping, urging readers to try a spoonful for relief from headachy or bilious conditions and bad breath.
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William MacLeod Raine
By William MacLeod Raine
With
Roche
San Jacinto
Segundo
Jack Phillips
Phillip
Agua Caliente
Phillips
Dra. W. B. Caldwell
Doctors
St. Louis
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