Hampton at the bluff under fire on the pack train
Brant commands the Seventh to bring up the packs as We lr urges D troop forward. Reno delays until Reinforcements arrive. The exhausted column holds amid Indian fire, fortifying positions and advancing toward the summit. Hampton leads with a grim resolve as his men push through peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Brant
D Troop
We Lr
N and D
Reno
Well
Hampton
Crook
Rosebud
Cook
Department
Terry
Gibbons
Cheyenne
Murphy
Powder River
Gen. Custer
Calhoun
Robert Nolan
Capt. Nolan
Nolan
Coulee
Benteen
The Last Stand of Custer's Seventh Cavalry
In a dawn ambush on a valley village, Custer leads the Seventh in a rapid, brutal retreat facing a dense Indian assault. Captain Nolan returns to fight with Calhoun's troops, earning respect as he rides to defend his former unit and dies in defense of his comrade.
Brant Returns to Bear Water Crossroads
Lieutenant Brant arrives at a sun-warped door along the Bear Water stage road. Naida awaits, and Mr. Wynkoop introduces Brant as he meets Miss Spencer. Brant faces a tense reunion after months in the north and a hoped-for welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jook
Donald Brant
Bear Water
Naida
Lieut
Brant
Howard
Mr. Wynkoop
Miss Spencer
Burton Dops Taft Rumors in Ohio Senatorial Fight
Columbus December reports reveal Burton supporters debunking false tales. Burton remains in the race with strong pledges, denying withdrawal for Taft cabinet, and claiming solid Cuyahoga county backing as educators gather for Ohio associations and meetings at Central High School and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Theodore FE. Burton
Cleveland
Bartow
C. P. Taft
Burton
Taft
Cuyahoga County
General Assembly
United States
Would-Be Bandits arraigned for conspiracy to rob
Roy Winters and Seon Cats Sioneet were arraigned for preliminary hearing before Squire Owens at New Cumberland and bound over to the March term of the circuit court on nine charges of conspiracy to rob. Della Brock testified she was deeply involved and held as a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Winters
Seon Cats Sioneet
Newell Pottery
Squire Owens
New Cumberland
Ciesit
Della Brock
Younng
Knife Scratch Causes Serious Illness For Public Service Board Member
Henry Lawler of the Board of Public Service lies seriously ill at his South Eighth Street home after blood poisoning from a knife scratch while decapitating a chicken. The minor cut became infected, spreading to his hand and arm, which has been bandaged tight and lanced multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lawler
Board of Public Service
South Eighth Street
Destructive Freight Wreck at Adena on Wheeling & Lake Erie
A noon wreck at Adena involving a shifter engine left the track turning over eight box cars. Fireman Barnes fractured leg and was bruised. engineer escaped unharmed. Tracks damaged with cars scattered. wreck crews expected clearance by morning. Later reports cite a switch left open as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Adena
Barnes
Connors
Fire averted by Yorkville engine crew at mine switch
A morning fire in a double frame building near Yorkville was halted by a C and P railroad freight engine crew. They used water from the engine on the switch to the mine to extinguish the blaze, preventing the spread to a row of houses opposite where 14 homes burned on November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
Teachers Meet in Columbus Ohio for Allied Education Groups
Several hundred teachers arrived in Columbus for Allied Education Associations of Ohio meetings. Activities began at 9 with legislative committees in joint session to discuss recommended legislation for the next session. Provisions for more normal schools feature among aims. The Ohio School Federation conference also convened and papers on attendance law enforcement were set for discussion. State School Commissioner E A Jones planned to present Needed School Legislation in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
Deen Joseph
Denny
Ohio State University
CPI
Association of
Wites Teachers of
Central High School
Ohio State, Association of
Ohio School Improvement Federation
Board of Trade
State High School Teachers’ ‘Association
Ohio State Association of School Examiners
Ohio Kindergarten Association
Columbus
Allied Educational Associations of Ohio
Ohio
Fm. Scatement Federation
E. AJ Jones
Webb ing Bells Yuletide Wedding of Olivia Ewing
Miss Olivia Ewing, daughter of ex-Postmaster M. Miller and Mr William M. Ewing, wed at the family home on North Street Tuesday December 20 at five oclock. The ceremony carried on in pink and green O N O Club colors with Southern smilax and pink roses and carmition. Rev I W Evans officiated as the bridal party entered the improvised altar led by ushers Nelgen Milberhersther and Lloyd Rodgers. Agnes D McClinton bore the bridal train and Madge appeared in white painted dress over pink silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuletide
Olivia
William. M. Ewing
North Street
O. N. O. Club
Barns
Agnes D. McClinton
Madge
Steubenville Bride Weds Beaver Falls Groom in Elegant Beaver Falls Rites
The ceremony united Miss Sadie Anderson of Pittsburgh and a Beaver Falls businessman in a formal service at Rev. Evans church. The bride wore white mull and blue broadcloth travel suit, receiving many gifts. Afterward a refined collation was served as relatives and friends offered blessings. The couple plan an extended Eastern trip and will reside in Beaver Falls, Pa, upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Evans
Ling
Steubenville
Mr. Miller
Jade Wat. MacDonald
W. H. MacDonald
Beaver Falls
James Ewing
Camden
N. J
J. B. Dorrington
William, Stewart and
Glenn
Pittsburg
Robert Lee
Eric
Seven Pound German Rye Bread Delights Dyspepsia Cure
The Genuine Gas Hornung, the baker, has received from his parents in Germany a seven pound loaf of dark rye bread. It is fine in texture, though moist and heavy and has an excellent flavor. It is made for a month’s use. Where this bread is eaten exclusively, dyspepsia is unknown and dentists are not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Hornung
Germany
Court assigns January civil calendar cases
Judge Richards and the Bar met Tuesday in the Court room to review the January civil calendar and assign cases for the next term. Another effort will be made to reduce the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
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Capt Nolan
Green
Contig
Dave Aasigne
the Old Regiment
Keogh
Smith
Gall
Crazy Horse
Robert Hampton Nolan
Oppone
OF Burton
Mors
Didacy
Ewing-Miller
Eta Rt
Ayrows
Japan
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Kingsford
Eget Cgo
Osweon
TAR
Sasetasa
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