Texas cattle king McGee hidden among old foes
The narrative follows James Saeger and accomplices, who stole a large sum in Pennsylvania. Saeger eludes capture, wandering from New Orleans to Mexico and finally Texas, where he becomes cattle baron T. L. McGee. In Denver, McGee is recognized by Gus Potter and his wife, revealing his identity to the Potters amid tense reunion.
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Venango County
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New Orleana
Cuba
Rio Janeiro
Australia
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Living skeleton turned showman dies from exhaustion
An English case shows a man who once posed as a living skeleton for cash. After bulking up for better pay he resorted to feigned fits in the street when the role faded. Exhaustion from lack of food and clothing ended his life, a caution on public taste and routine vanity.
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License Question In Obie and Prohibition Debate
The convention debated a measure to submit to voters whether to allow licenses to traffic in intoxicants with regulations and compensation for injuries, or a no license option that would prohibit sales while leaving room for laws restricting and compensating victims. The piece also reflects on greatness and mentions the growing three-foot gauge railroad trend, with 1,4453 miles built and 4,5021 miles projected, plus 1,391 miles under construction.
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Inventor names and devices listed in Iowa Missouri catalog fragment
A fragment from a register lists inventors and their devices across Iowa and Missouri. Entries include regulators, fire extinguishers, car couplings, refrigeration, and farming implements with associated names and places such as Chicago, Quincy, Mason City, and Clinton.
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Isgo
Steinemann
Clut
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Rochélle
Havana
J. G .Rowland
Quincy
C.- L. Westermanney Rent
Bloomington
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Chicago
T. A. Frakes
J. Case
Mason City
Tracy
Sterling
C. Motz
Orlando
Amanda Haukill
Farmer City
W. M. Watson
Tonica
W. J. Wilson
Iowa
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Braceyville
John R. McConnell
Waterloo
S. W. Reed
H. Davison
Davenport
Caroupling
J. L. Tompkins
Boonesborough
Missouri
W. B. Bailey
Meadville
Henry Braoders
Cape Girardeau
S. EZ. Smith
St.Louis
C. H. Buck
St. Louis
J. W. Hanger
J. W. Ryan
Clinton
J. M. Norrin
Sue City
J. Shelton
Hickman
J. L.collins
H.C. Burxgte
E. P. Herrick
Milan- Waterbury
Polo
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Western Patent Office Agency
W. B. Richards
Illino
Abraham Adams
Chica
J. G. Corbett
Princeville
Harrison Doolittle
Enice
W. H. Gilvitts
West Jersey
Frank Mf. Goodhue
Freeort
Steve Poliabh
W.T Gray
Yorkville
W. Heaysman
Samuel Jones
Linearnance
Henry G. Richards
Lyman Rowell
Ch. Banss
Samuel Russel
Millstone
K. Schwab
Lebanon
John Spencer
Francis Treat
Joliet
Rotary Harrow
D. L. Benson
TamaToa
Mitchell Crison
George H. Dennis
Monmouth
J. J. Kimball
Napreville
T. C. McChesney
T. A. Schwennesen
W. T. Beekman
Petersare
Hay and Cotton Press
Tom T. Beveridge
Sullivan
Smiths’ Bellows
C. W. Dann
Gerard Dunning
John Green
M. Kingman
Nela P. Nelson
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Quincy, Ilinois
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Louis, MO
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Mains Street
Henry
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