Desperate Rescue on Icy Cove as Storm Tests Courage
On a raging storm day Carolyn May and Chet face a widening ice floe to reach shore with Prince the dog leading and a rope rescue failing. Chet braves freezing water to pull Carolyn May to safety while townsfolk chase the dog and rally to pull them from the perilous ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneler
Mlés Aidebe
Stage
Ki Tooht
Stees
Mr. Stace
Carolin
Toseph Step
Lce
Seother
Sinte
Jes
Snenre
Jon
Joe Stagg
Joseph Stage Aldeck
Aimuodé Farlow
May
Carolyn
Princey
Prince
Chet
Carolyn Maz
Carolyn Nwhoever
Lee
Walnis
Clint
Carlyn
Ant
Cerin
Carolyn May
Chet Chet
Corden
Bette
Curie
Bernithlé
Carty
Ford
Oito
Ion
Cheteid
Bownsell
Carnisy May
Chet Garmley
Mr. Stage
Iim
Caela Jon
Abel
Old Vigilante Last of Band
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls the vigilante movement in a frontier city, detailing organizers led by Casey and Cora Row, the 1860s to 1907 era, and the public executions by hanging from upper windows as mobs demanded law and order. It recounts the rise of a 6,000 strong committee, the march to Port Gunnylacs, and the subsequent dispersal of the group after delivering justice.
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Jon Gates
Yedia
Hitler
Ala Moira
Mindbey
Mysteriduia
Sid Ar. Chutler
Gil
Ruire
United States
Shallé
James
Klige Patter
Bulletin
Casey
Law and Order
Tink Ha
Wren King
Port Guongtings
Gunoylacs
Klog
Cora
Tigdlentes
TOLD FALSELY OF DEATH ARREST IN NEW YORK
A 23 year old, Martha Fitneoth Simmane, was arrested in New York City for drafting a libelous note implying Lieut. Brockiun BL Bates was killed. The accused admitted writing the note bearing a signed signature and was charged with plant trespass. the case led to discharge on that count.
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New York
Martha Fitneoth Simmane
New York City
Ahe
Bira
Mellin
St. Tala
Talady
Hoe Ron
Brockiun
Nira
Origin of the Roorback Word in Polk Forgery Tale
The article discusses a forger’s mock Polk pamphlet titled Roorback that spread a false tale of slave ownership. It notes the piece harmed James K. Polk’s reputation, was denounced as a New York politician’s libel, and shaped abolitionist and party tensions amid a heated post nomination controversy.
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Janicy &K. Polk
Pnt
Sonthren
James K. Polk
Polk
Toorback
New Yorke
Cwo
Fragmentary verse and garbled notices from a page
Scattered, unreadable OCR text mentions names like Figg and Duston and vague references to clergy, clothing, and a waste-page basket. No clear event, date, or place is readable, leaving only fragmented phrases and stray words.
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Carolyn of the
Ruth
Belmore Endicott
Rilici
Joseph Stogg
Joe
Aralyn
Gul
King
Cascara
Oth
Mowe
James Ky Polk WaWa
Harged Rogers
Indy
Sioux City
Panosas
Reunion
Acme Hay &Millfeed Co
Polosa
American Fof Corn CO
Sioux Cry
West Hotel
Nebraska Sts
Stockma
Parner
Shapger
Cator
Nezralf Depots
Frank Jd
Ponahoe
Bey
Aveite
Ba Tanking Co
Slaunch City
Warnock Electric Lighting and Farm Power Plant
Wo, Warnock Co
Blesa City
Tows
Eabaog
Northwane
Sioux City, Welding & Machine Works
Humphrey
Hate
Pierce ST
Cherine
Renee Ti Mandel
Serana
Chicago
Koeniosbsrger
Aed Jones
Siowx
Sioux City Hat Factory
4Th St
Yanowitch Bros
Bolles & Ropers
Jt & Lawn Str
Steen Cry
Ja. Anghest
Privway
Jackson
Iowa
J.C. Rennison Co
Orly Retail Florists
Sloan City
Graw- Ah Nen Fog Hili
Fowger
Kaplan & Horlow
Duo-Tread Tire Co
Aivfith
Everrhins Ter
THORPE @& COMPANY JEWELLERS
Fourth St
Kodaks Sesi Prites
Brod Eastman Kogax
Afiron Multay Eee
Middle West
Haskins Brow & Co
Slax City
Lowne Eaed Wold Bey
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