Fallout at the Three Bars ends in murder and vows
Violence erupts as Jesse Black flees Gordon's office after a gunfight. Jim Munson and Louise Dale witness escape while Mary contemplates vengeance. Gordon is mortally wounded. Louise reveals a secret kiss as Mary seeks retribution and Langford resolves to act against Black.
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Coure
Gordon
Louise
Mary
Ette
Paul Langford
Langford
Doc
Doc Lockhart
Jim Munson
Paul
Dick Gordon
Lowuise
Kit
Jesse Black
Jim
Black
Sheriff Probes Island After Deserted Scene
In Chapter XXI the sheriff visits the island at dawn, finds the area deserted, and makes multiple trips. He sometimes brings a deputy but often travels alone. Richard Gordop lies helpless in the narrative.
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Richard Gordop
National Prosperity Association Formed in St Louis
A new National Prosperity Association of St Louis is formed to promote business revival. Led by E. C. Simmons and W. K. Bixby, the group pledges to keep wages, factory activity, and employment high, with a two plank platform of a square deal and a square wage for every man. They forecast a quick return to normal conditions and optimistic crop prospects.
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St. Louis
National Prosperity Asseciion
St. Luis
E. C. Simmons
Simmons Hardware Compay
W. K. Bixby
American Car and Foundry Company
National Prosperity Association of St Louis
Prosperity Movement Pitches National Plan In St Louis
The National Prosperity Association of St. Louis urges rapid business action to revive the economy. Chairman Simmons says a broad mobilization can restore prosperity by year’s end, with railroads central to employment and revenue and farmers’ outputs cited as a solid basis. Authorities seek cooperation across states to implement reforms and halt restrictive legislation.
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St. Louis
National Prosperity Association of
Simmons
Busines
Departments of Justice
Pune
Public Debt Statement Shows March to April Increase
The monthly public debt statement for April 30, 1908 reports the debt excluding cash in the treasury at 925,167.24 dollars, up by 25,445,899 dollars from March 30, 1908.
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Washington
Treasury
Snow and rain hit hilltops at Madison
Madison Indiana May 2 an inch of rain and four inches of snow on the hilltops fell there the fruit is unimpaired and undamaged by the weather event.
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Madison
Ind
Plattsmouth Pioneer Passes Away
George J. Jones of Plattsmouth dies at about 79 after pneumonia like illness. Born March 9 1829 in Serince Edward Island he served in Wisconsin’s 49th Regiment A Company then settled in Plattsmouth. Survived by wife six children scattered in Wisconsin Iowa Colorado and South Dakota. Funeral planned by Grand Army of the Republic with time to be announced.
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Gordon
Jesse Black
Langford
Mary
George J. Jones
Serince Edward Island
Eee
Wisconsin
49 Regiment
Plattsmouth
Burlington
Jones
W. H. Jones
Cozad
Malissa
Depredations of Wolves Reported near Rock Bluffs
I S Hall of Rock Bluffs visited the city with a wolf hide from a wolf he shot recently. He expected a bounty but none exists here. He describes extensive wolf depredations near Rock Bluffs, including forty hogs, four calves, and many chickens missing. He notes Iowa pays a bounty prompting northern cross river hunting that avoids payment here.
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I. S. Hall
Rock Bluffs
St Luke's Church Song Service Praised
Last night at St Luke's Church a grand song service drew a large audience. Mr Austin plans monthly first-Sunday programs with varying offerings, and Miss Kittie Cummins on the organ ensured strong instrumental results.
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St. Luke’s Church
Austin
Smallpox at Nehawka Health official investigates quarantine
Smallpox patients at George Hansen's are reported to be improving while Mrs. Hansen is ill. Dr. Gilmore, the district health officer, investigated reports of quarantine violations and found only minor infractions. Nebraska City and Peru are linked to cases, with one case imported from Peru.
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George Hansen
Peru
Nehawka Register
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