Dynamite Discovery Sparks Escape in Canyon
In a southern canyon a lazy youth named Joe Dobbs discovers a valise of dynamite at Peg Leg Crawford's mine site Grant Cinch in Bueno Casión. Startled by distant rifles and a shock of elk, he flees toward safety as danger from Apache tribes and the harsh landscape closes in.
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Joe Dobbs
Missouri
Crawford
Grant
Chili
Joe
Camp Bowie
Sanya
Ohota
Joe and the Mine Disaster on the Great Cinch
Joe crawled up a cliff fissure to escape pursuers and reached a hidden camp near the Great Cinch mine. A misfired dynamite blast from his own trigger destroyed the tunnel, scattering debris while Indians fled and Crawford’s burros tumbled. Joe survives and Crawford, impressed, adopts him as a partner as mining resumes.
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Easton
Joe
Cafion
Pleasance
Bouider Abd
Besson
Missouri
Asina
Jos
Peg Leg Crawford
Crawford
Joseph
The Making of Steel in Early America
An outline of early American steel making from 1728 in Connecticut with Higley and Dewey as early pioneers, later developments in Massachusetts New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and notes on the German method and cementation process shaping the craft. It cites figures like Eliphalet Leonard and Peter Townsend, and references Hamilton and Coxe on domestic steel progress.
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Samuel Higley
Symsbury
Joseph Dewey
Hebron
Hartford County
Conn
Hirley
America
Swank
Charles J. Hoadley
Connecticut State Library
Timothy Phelps
John Drake
Higley
Higley and Dewey
Connecticut
Messrs. Fitch, Walker & Wyllys
Tim Aaron Eliot
Ichabod Miller
Killingworth
Middlesex County
Luis
Says Swank
Aaron Eliot
Jared Biot
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
William Branson
Stephen Paschal
Branson
Eugoda
Rhode Island
Macrachusetts
Dante Little
Wella
Maine
Easton
Maia
Eliphalet Leonard
Bishop
Canton
Peter Townsend
Sterling Iron Works
New York
Peter Townsend, Jr
Dannemoraison
Alexander Hamilton
Itle
DOW Enterprises
Virginia
South Carolina
Pittsburg
Taper & McKowan
Americ
Resumur
Popular
Coal Lumber Prepares to Resume Business at Old Stand
We notify friends and customers of our plan to resume business soon at the old stand located at No 69 Park avenue Miller building. Our current office remains at No 69 Park avenue as we arrange reopening.
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Park Avenue
Miller Building
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Hylan
Hercules
Mereain
Byras
Jone L. Jones
Homa
Jobs
Pel
Mr. Crawford
Job
Samuel Higtey
Mason's
D. J. Boice
Laing
West Front Street
Madison Avenue
Wallace V. Miller
Octi3yl
A.M. Seguine
Madison Ave
Dickinson
Real Estate & Insurance
J. T. Vail
North Avenue
J. Frank Mundy
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Broadway
East Front Street
Accident and Fire Insurance
M. M
Ok! Line
Roenct
Weneren
Elk Wood
West Second Street
Plainfield, N. J
J. B. Miller
Proprie
Ana Moore
Florida
United Tea and Coffee Growers Association
M. Ulrich
Crescent
Plainfield Produce CO
Ratitan Mills
RK. J. Shaw
Shaw
Front Street
Coal & Wised
E. H. Holmes
Lehigh Coal
A. D. Cook & Bro
A. M. Griffen
East Front ST
Oothlyr
Tron Hall
Acc
Yeas
Odd Fellows
Wetumpea
Knights OF Honor
Thursaya
BK. Rogers
Geo. H. Neal
Wetum
Wotum
O. M. Dunham’s
Derby
M. J. Coyne
Creesity
East Fourth ST
Maria
Pomenville
Easton Malla
Trenton
Bunday Malla
U. Mall
BR. EK. Pope, P. M
C. 4
Brown the
American Steam Laundry
H. W. Marshall
Pron
John H. Sayres
New Goods
John Johnston
South Avenue
John N. Schenck
Manning Ave
Plain Field
Reid
Mr. Leal
John Seal
Plainfield
Collier, Optician
Pree
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