That Girl of Johnsons Chapter XVII Continued
An excerpt from That Girl of Johnsons follows Dolores nursing Johnson after a night of fragile recovery. Dr Dunwiddie notes her tact, while Dolores steadies Johnson with a calm, steady feeding. Mrs Allen contemplates fate and a longing for companionship as Dora and Uncle Green loom in the future.
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Dune Widdie
Johnson
Dr. Dunwidiie
Dolores
Dr. Dunwiddie
Miss Johnson
Father
Dolores and Dora Bring Two Worlds Together
Dolores and Dora meet on the doorstep as Dora’s cousin arrives to claim her. Tension rises with Johnson still recovering and Young Green torn between the two women while the mare’s fate hangs over the town.
Dolores and Dora Chapter XVIII Reveals Courage
In a tender exchange Dolores and Dora praise Dolores Johnson for braving a dangerous mountain search to find her missing father. Dora admits admiration and foreshadows further revelations as Mr Green’s past actions loom large in their conversation. The scene highlights family bonds, bravery, and the unresolved search narrative continues.
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Dolores
Dora
Uncle Joe
Papa
Dolores Johnson
Mr. Green
Fatal kitchen blast in Kensae City kills mother in accident
A grocer's mistaken gasoline jug purchase led to an explosion at Antooh Schoen's home in Kensae City. Mrs Barbara Schoen, 62, died at the hospital. Four year old Helen Schoen and Antone and Charles Schoen suffered serious burns while rescuing the injured. The grocer denies involvement.
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Antooh Schoen
Kensae City
Barbara Schoen
Helen Schoen
Durned
Antone Schoen
Charles Schoen
Work for Miners Opens New Co operative Camp in New Mexico
The Western Federation of Miners plans a new cooperative mining camp near Tre Piedra near the Colorado line, twenty miles south of the Rio Grande. A ten square mile virgin ore district will be developed with deported miners resettled and supplied. federation support continues through prospecting and development coordinating with local workers.
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Ecomen
Vorye
New Mexico
Russian Strategy on Port Arthur Relief Assessed
Military circles in St Petersburg report no serious effort to relieve Port Arthur. General Kuropatkin bears sole responsibility while Vladivostok’s squadron, now three cruisers and four ironclads, may join Port Arthur ships. Widespread distress in Vladivostok over food prices and cargo losses follows.
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Port Arthur
St Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Vladivestoke
Vladivostok
Farmer Finds Diamonds After Train Crash in North Carolina
In Lucama a fast train carrying the West Indian mail crashed into a fertilizer car. The mail was thrown onto the fertilizer car and burned. The company sold the fertilizer to a farmer for a trifie, and as his workers distributed it on the fields they found several diamonds. A thorough search recovered about $10,000 in gems, drawing hundreds of neighbors to the scene and ruining the crop.
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Lucama
Cloudburst Causes Flood Near Colorado Springs
A cloudburst north of Colorado Springs raised Monument pretk to near flood levels. The burst late Sunday afternoon washed out a Rio Grande bridge and all foot and low wagon bridges. No local damage beyond the water system, but Fountain valley damages expected.
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Colorado Springs
Monument
Rio Grande
Fountain Valley
Miners Deny Firing on Militia in Dunnville Clash
Miners involved in the Dunnville skirmish deny reports they fired first after John Carley a Cripple Creek miner was killed by militia. They say they appeared on the scene and fled when fired upon, denying any shot was fired and claiming they could have annihilated the militia if intent had been such.
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Dunnville
John Carley
Cripple Creek
Northwest Notes: Mines andmayhem blaze through Colorado and Montana
Andy Pavitsch was killed and John M. Marshall fatally injured by an explosion at Strat ton's Independence mine in Victor Colorado. A Montana socialite convention nominated George Malley for governor and denounced other parties as friends of capital. A Northern Pacific passenger train derailment near Park City Montana injured three and shattered glass. Western land and mining cases ripple state politics as Moyer appeals rehearing. William Mix dies from a buggy crash in Missoula after a runaway spooks the horse. Harvard and University of Chicago scientists plan field studies in Wyoming and Utah. A minister Allen Rodgers dies after a wild horse kick in Utica. Homer S. Thomas is struck by lightning in Belt Montana. Wadsworth Nevada is moved to Sparks for a new Oregon Short Line terminal. Goldfield council signs for a special meeting to reshuffle aldermen.
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Andy Pavitsch
John M. Marshall
Stratton
Independence
Victor
Colo
Marshall
Montana
George Malley
Butte
Northern Pacific
Park City
Mont
Taterlor Aitebenele
Weet
Colorado
T 1E
Elim
Western Federation of Miners
State Supreme Court
Charles H.moyer
Telluride
Peabody
William Mix
Missoula
8. M. Williston
Paleontology Department
University of Chicago
Fast Flelda
Landau
Wye
Harvard
Sweetwater
Uinta
Joe McRoberts
Cortes Wilson
Walcott
Rawligs
Wilson
Utica
Allen Rodgers
Portland mine president favors open shop at Victor Coro
In Denver, Portland mine president Burns defends the open shop policy saying about 400 miners at the Portland are highly capable and loyal. He notes they are mostly family men, nonagitators, and would hire nonunion workers while weeding out poorer ones without union bias.
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Burns
Portland
Victor
Coro
Denver
The
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Merce
Green
Ene
Eid
Lodie
Dilores
Jim Lodie
D'lores
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Betsy Glenn
Young Green
Jobogon
Smith
Charlie
Mrs. Allen
Northwest Notes
Homer S. Thomas
Belt
Thomas
Wadsworth
Nevada
Sparks
Goldfield
Cole
Hays
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