James Montgomery Escapes Sing Sing And Forges New Life
The article follows James Montgomery, sentenced for murder, as he escapes Sing Sing with help from an old ally and disappears into a country chase. Detective Michael Kearney leads a relentless hunt, while Montgomery assumes a new life as a tinker and mill hand, eventually becoming a respected mechanic in a southern town.
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James Montgomery
New York
Michael Kearney
Montgomery
Sing Sing
Bill Mackins
Bill
Job
Bone
Ife
Ranscombe
Oak Street
Abe
Oliver Street
Mike Kearney
Meutenant
Bursa
Kearney
Jin Montgomery
Bern
Heatifestian Tureau
James Montgomey
Mike
Boston
Jimmie Moran
Baby Bernstein
Mulberry Street
de Purtyecoud Street
Ossining
Michael Keartrey
corVinet
Bere
Kent
Broadway
Third Avenue
Bowery
Caine
Police Headquarters
Tee
Bill Hawkins
Maxton
Nyack
Postal Department
Police Department
Wnloute
Peive Recone
Indian Not Mongol Says Scientist Belongs to Distinct American Race
Washington article by Arthur Parker, archaeologist at the University of the State of New York, contends that North American Indians are not Mongolians. Parker argues natives existed in America long before Asians, rejects shipwrecked Japanese or Welsh colonist theories, and asserts Indians are the original American race inhabiting the Western Hemisphere.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Arthur ©. Parker
University of the State of New York
Cato Sells
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Parker
America
Eisenee
Asia
Lkely
New World
Western Hemisphere
Old Church Bell Melted In Kansas Fire
The first bell in Kansas built of copper, shipped from St Louis to Kickapoo in 1855, hung at a Methodist church. It later passed to the Kickapoo school board and was consumed when a fire destroyed the Klokapoo schoolhouse, leaving iron remnants hanging from the frame.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
Kan
Klokapioo
Kanwis
St Louis
Kickapoo
Tutua
Ti Wae
Methodist
Eleoted
Kickapoo School Board
Howse
Frozen Turks Found Dead in Caucasus Forest
Nine hundred Turks with guns in hand were found dead in a Caucasus forest after being sent to a warm climate amid 18 degree below zero temperatures. The Russian government has ordered 1,000,000 horseshoes from a Pennsylvania firm in Philadelphia.
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Petrograd
Guna
Caucasus
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mini Catherine Brown Shines At Sporta Mans Show
A five year old girl, Catherine Brown, captivates crowds at New York City Sporta Mans Show with top swimming and diving. Her father, Alfred Brows of the American Life Saving Society, praises her long mastering of feats in Flushing Bay. Washington themed lessons and sayings fill the page, highlighting George Washington’s birthdays, notable anecdotes, and early American life lessons.
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New York City
Mini Catherine Brown
Mike Catherine
Contiodore Alfred Brows
American Life Saving Society
Beath Pike Catherine
Flushing Bay
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Kearring
Tt Mawkins
Tate
Freeres
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Bin
Lin
Gil
Avis
Witton
Huttonholes
Kiel
Vom
Ray Belo
Rearney
Ben Kearney
Hawk
Ned
Miklejobo
Southern Express
Richmond
Nitoself
Ciienlars
Bay
Newark
Borber
Pier No. 1
North River
Tormpkinshilie
Staton Islam
Marge
Central
Mile Kearney
Bropicast
James Montenntry
Ceutenant
Harbor A
Beck
Ls Steels
Old Dominion
Falmhouses
Bette
Sarah
Amos
Micah
Saint Ndewy
Wen
Dfulberry Street
John Nelson
Virginia
North Carolina
Ft Cotton
South
Flaten
John Nolo
Ourployes
Nelson
Goodby
Piedmont
South Carolina
Little
George Washington
Westmoreland County
Wallington
Potomac
Geonge Washington
Wilken
Continental Army
Colonies
Bolland
Monteruteo
Tallapoosa
Ann
Cattewat
American Press Association
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