Molly McDonald and Hamlin Join Custer March
Sergeant Hamlin and Miss Molly McDonald flee a danger filled frontier drama as they join Major Elliott and Custer’s expedition. Molly reveals engagement to Hamlin while tensions with Dupont and LeFevre loom over a murder plot and a treacherous winter pursuit toward Fort Dodge and the Cimarron.
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McDonald
Fort Dodge
Molly
Brick” Hamlin
Hemlin
LeFevre
Gaskins
Hamlin
Leutenant Gaskins
Dupont
Fort Ripley
Wasson
Conners
Hee
Hamin
Cimmaron
Flushes
Hughes
Elliott
Custer
Cimarron
Miss McDonald
Sergeant Hamlin
Iuient
Eliott
Marten Major Custer Rewards Hamlin With Honor
In a frosty night scene near the Canadian Valley, General Custer salutes Sergeant Hamlin of the Seventh for a gallant act as the unit prepares for a dawn march. Hamlin recalls past service while Corbin and Captain Elliott confirm the plan to pursue a Cheyenne trail toward Black Kettle’s camp.
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Donald
Hamlin
Elliott
Black Kettle
Buffalo Creek
Custer
Camp Supply
19Th Kansas
Dupont
Miss McDonald
Ellicott
Wolf Creek
Major Elliott
Harolin
McDonald
Molly McDonald
Old Fort Dodge
The
Seventh
Shenandoah
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Texas
Sheridan
Abus
Washita
Corbin
Gineral
Sojer
Filliott
Brick
Geezer
Father Buries Boy Alive as Punishment in Japan
A seven year old boy in Kiyosu, Japan was buried for forty eight hours in a ground hole by his father after a minor act of disobedience. Only the head remained exposed during the grim punishment.
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Kiyosu
Japan
Impeachment Move After Frawley Report on Sulzer Gifts
Albany August 18 The Frawley committee report on Governor William Sulzer’s official conduct and campaign fund handling is adopted by the assembly and a resolution for impeachment is introduced. The document accuses Sulzer of falsifying campaign records and diverting funds to stock purchases while resisting testimony.
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Albany
N. Y
Frawley
William Sulzer
Assembly
Representative Levy
Sulzer
Senate
Louis A Sarecky
Frederick L. Colwell
Harris and Fuller
Elkus
Mulhall Testimony Opens House Inquiry on Legislative Influence
Washington witnesses begin in depth probing by House investigators into Mulhall charges. Martin Mulhall repeats Senate testimony and objects to recollection without his documents. The panel plans systematic review of congress members and public figures linked to Mulhall letters, starting with Representative Bartholdt and efforts to block an eight hour labor bill and back the Littlefield anti pilotage bill.
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Washington
Martin
Mulhall
House
Capitol
Senate Committee
Senate
House Committee
Congress
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Bartholdt
Labor Committee
Littlefield
Association of Manufacturers
Former Canal Chief Fails
The John F. Stevens Construction company filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. John F Stevens, its president, had been appointed chief engineer of the Panama Canal by Theodore Roosevelt.
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New York
John F. Stevens
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Bynopais
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