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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1902
Page
6
Hendricks confronts a ragged man near Ellison's house then travels to a town inn. Suspense grows as Hendricks fears unseen observers, while Ellison deals with a wary intruder and a questionable past, hinting at a broader danger surrounding Grace and Prale.
Job Hendricks trails to lawyer Henslow’s home under a moonlit night, observes a cautious visitor, and meets a grieving girl awaiting news for Dick. He grants aid, delivers a note, and promises to help secure Dick’s release while the couple shares hope and worry about the trial.
A weary traveler seeks a lawyer named Jared Henslow in the village at night. He muses that age dulls his nerve while recalling past fame. He pauses to glimpse movement in a shuttered inn room and vows to save another man even as he suspects he is being hunted.
A woman and Tom share a tense reunion in a barn as she reveals she freed herself and removed bars to gain freedom. They rush to seize the moment, while a man named Job Hendricks slips away unseen in the darkness.
Fire at Peerless mine in Aguilar, owned by Northern Coal and Coke county, burns boilerhouse engine house two powerhouses tipple half mile tramway and half the box cars. Estimated loss around $100,000 with significant disruption to operations and potential safety impacts.
Aug 6 Pottaville Pa The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company has abandoned efforts to start Goodspring colliery All collieries stay closed and strikers stay at full strength Officials see no early resumption prospects.
St. Paul, Aug. 6. A fire at an early hour destroyed or damaged five houses on Lincoln avenue, causing an estimated loss near ten thousand dollars. The blaze began in the residence of J. W. Lenihan and is thought to have resulted from a lamp explosion.
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