Love and danger at the Long Ranch in Kansas
Clematis Knowlton, daughter of a Kansas sheep rancher, in love with Alph Lang, faces Lon’s midnight threats. A tense pursuit through a draw leads to a wedding that turns deadly as Lon appears with a revolver. Clem fires, saving Alph. Lon dies, Clem’s revolver also harms a mirror, and the couple finds lasting peace after the perilous ordeal.
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Clemants Knowlton
Alonso Memlico
Ste
bin Bently
Alfred Lang
Soule
Alongze
Alfred
Jemius
Alfoel
Falich
Jack
Clem
Alph
Lon
Hin
Rome
Lou
Len
Alp
Mem
Lan
Jon
Chem
Womaun
Clematis
Chen
Lovine
Ile
Leon
Long Ranch
Kansas
Coal trade lax on new combination amid mild demand
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports the anthracite market shows apathy toward a new coal combination and tight supply balancing. Demand is soft as mild weather keeps retail buying low. stocks remain high, restricting price movement into April. A new electric locomotive by Westinghouse, built at Baldwin’s Philadelphia shop, nears trial on the Turtle Creek line with a 60 ton weight and eight wheels.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Silex
George Westinghouse, Jr
Puist
Baldwins
Philadelphia
Turtle Creek
Penneyylvania Railroad
Mast Pittsburg
Baldwin
West- Inghowee Company
Electric locomotives and Wheeless system described
A detailed account discusses a new electric locomotive with 800 horsepower, up to 1600 hp for short runs, and speeds from 40 to 80 mph. It uses an overhead trolley or the Wheeless underground power system, with a steel build and air brakes. Costs are placed at about 10,000 dollars per unit, with railroads needing power plants along routes and new trolley components under development.
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Huth
Oa Whalow
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wheeless
Westinghouse
Lne
Railroad Notes Highlight Staffing Plans and Rate Debates
General Manager Hays of the Grand Trunk invites bids for 440000 tons of coal for locomotive use at multiple points. Western lines’ General Passenger agents pledge no more rate concessions to Knights of Pythias encampment in Minneapolis. Erie transfers freight to the Wabash at Huntington while Grand Trunk remains a feeder. Pittsburg leaders push a railway exhibit at a local fair. Erie president J B Thomas signals imminent board changes. The Western Passenger Association faces disruption due to a Denver to New York excursion for E B Porter with a $50 round trip rate. New York railroads oppose Albany mileage book bills mandating two cent per mile transferable books with fines for noncompliant carriers, while current nontransferable mileage books offer longer ranges.
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Hays
The
Grand Trunk
Western Lines
Knights of Pythias
Minneapolis
Western Passenger Association
Denver
New York
Denver and Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
Seaboard Airine
Colorado
E. B. Porter
New York Mining Exchange
New Exchange
New York State
Delaware, Lackawannie and Western
Albany
Commanies
Armenia and its sacred river valleys in historic memory
The article reflects on Armenia's suffering under Turkish rule and links Armenian land to biblical rivers and Mount Ararat. It weaves mythic geography with the fate of a people, denouncing Ottoman taxation and lamenting lost historical ideals while describing Ararat’s snowy summit and surrounding regions.
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Armenia
Patriarehy
Mehopa
Architectanes
Church of England
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Erwel
Martee
Waitte
Ogur
Sainte
Syelhorw
John Davy
Tribune
Arenia
Turkieh
Dardanelles
Alice
Tn Armetila
Rivera
Boden
Pion
Adam
Armenttein
Ararat
Kingdom of
God
Tring Deep
jJackola
Tigera
Frank Putnam Opines On True Worth And Simple Life
In a 19th century letter to the Titonka Herald, Frank Putnam extols nature and honest labor over pride, rank, and ostentatious fashion. He denounces vanity, urging readers to value humble toil and the simple beauty of the natural world over synthetic luxury and envy.
Elmira Man Credits Dowons Kidney Pills For Cure
J B Bodder of Elmira NY describes long battle with kidney and bladder disorders after wartime service. He reports severe back pains and fatigue until using Doan’s Kidney Pills, which he says relieved pain and restored sleep and energy. Sold by dealers at 50 cents a box or 2.50 for six, with Master-Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
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Bodder
South Main Street
Elmira
Nutehell
Down
Doan
Master-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Azalea Face Powder and Thrixogene Advertisements
An old classified advertisement promotes Azalea Face Powder claiming skin benefits and a new look. It also touts Thrixogene Nature's Hair Grower as a vegetal tonic for hair invigoration and scalp cures. Sale details mention prices and a Wilkes-Barre area address.
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Sealy
Torres
Mary
Hetzel
Rene
Ieee
Lackawanna Ave
Lantinesian Wilkes- More
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TYG Saensend
Alps
Jorem
Bacheller, Johnson and Bachellen
Industrial
Dr. Pierce
Medicis Dealers
Artoenia
Revolm
Noah
Atu Cyrta
Wion
Uaon
Nineveh
Alexander the Great
Cheidt
Hanis
Erie
Wabash
Huntington
Ind
Pittsburg
J. B. Thomas
New York Stock Exchange
Armenta
Folly
Cnarme
Frank Putnam
Lackawanna Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Dupont
Revawamingtoe
Delaware
Henry Belin
Wyoming
Wyoming Ave
Scranton
Third National Bank
el Eta
Drisz
Three Rivers
Atthewe Bros
Joho
Erie Medical CO
W.Y
HEBRA
Bette Matthews Bros
Johe
Eva M. Hetzel
LaMin & Rand Powder Co
Bafety Tea
Repanno Chemical Co
Ren
Carr
Loyal Medicine CO
Niver St
OMIOS@O, ILL
Matthews Deegsie Ok
Bai
Gordy
Washburn-Crosby Co
Iron and Steel
Bittenbender
Peal
Cleveland
John H. Phelps
Oor
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street