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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
11
In 1911, Marjorie exerts utter approval for atrocity as she and a fiancé lurk in ambush. They ignore breakfast while a dusky waiter chants of preakfast in Kining Bar. Marjorie gleefully mocks the rival who outpaced her future husband.
In a Reno bound train car Mrs. Whitcomb schemes to ensnare Little Jimmie Wellington while he reconciles with his wife. Jealousy, flirtation, and wry humor unfold as couples test loyalties, cigars, and coffee in a stagey serialized scene.
During a tense Nevada route stop, Kathleen Mallory and Marjorie frantically shielded as a giant child-like threat derailed the Trans-American. Panic spreads among passengers as Ashton dramatizes frontier horrors, while Jimmie Wellington and others react with fear and humor amid gunfire noises and cries.
Marjorie and Mallory observe a girl passing a doorway to breakfast as tension mounts over a bracelet. Kathleen enters with radiant greeting, while Malory shows visible nerves and Marjorie plots a bold grab.
A band of robbers hijacks a train car, stealing valuables as passengers scream in fear. Marjorie and Kathleen cling to protection while Mrs. Whitcomb fumbles to stash jewels. The swindlers, ignoring lives, push to loot and escape through the train, with chaos unfolding along the observation platform.
Lieutenant Mallory and passengers endure a stagecoach style raid as masked robbers strip wallets rings and jewels from travelers on a Nevada bound train. Kathleen flirts with danger delaying the heist while Marjorie and Mallory brace for threats and humiliation. The scene ends with a promise of continuation and the cliffhanger Big 48.
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