Major McDonald and Molly’s peril on the trail north
Major McDonald seeks his daughter Molly as Indians threaten a breakout near Fort Dodge. Brick Hamlin escorts Molly until she escapes in darkness and Hamlin is implicated in a death before pursuing the killers toward Fort Ripley. Hamlin vows to clear his name and uncover Dupont and LeFevre amid a brutal blizzard chase.
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McDonald
Molly
Brick” Hamlin
Beney
Gaskins
Hamlin
Fort Dodge
Fort Ripley
Wasson
Dupont
Conners
Cimaron
Cimmaron
Carroll
Secret courier of Le Fevre caught by sergeant in snow hut
Sergeant Hamlin discovers a deserted cabin where Jed Hughes hides after a raid. Hughes admits Le Fevre is among Cheyenne hostiles and reveals Koleta and Black Kettle are involved in a paymaster raid and a Cheyenne captivity. Hamlin learns Dupont and Le Fevre are the same man.
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Hamlin
Black Kettle
le Fevre
Wal
Hughes
Jed Hughes
San Antone
Buffalo Creek
Dodge
Dupont
Mulhall on stand in Senate inquiry over labor ties and 1902 letters
In a special night session the Mulhall testimony links him to the National Association of Manufacturers and to labor leaders during the 1902 anthracite strike. He recalls meeting Marshall Cushing, denying substantial bribes, and noting letters to Mitchell about meetings and labor support amid political campaigns.
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Washington
Lobby Investigation Committee
United States Senate
Mulhall
Martin M. Mulhall
Reed
Overman
National Association of Manufacturers
Association
Baltimore
Republican National Committee
Naval Service
Albany
Rensselaer
New York
Chargn
William McKinley
Ohio
Marshall Cushing
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Governor Stone
Mitchell
Republican Organization
Stone
M. Carroll Downs
Senator McComas
Maryland
Treasury Department
Edward Booth
Workmen's Protective Association
Booth
McComas
Williams
Workmen’s Protective Association
Association of Engineers
Cushing
National Association of ‘Manofeccubsey
Manufacturers’ Association
Baltimore Fire
Deserted shack and hidden threat in Hughes tale chapter
Hamlin tightens grip on his revolver in a concealed desert dwelling, recalling a past murder two hours earlier. The narrative sketches cattlemen pushing west into Indian lands, a struggle shaping a restless frontier as tribes consolidate power.
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Hughes
Hamlin
Buil
United Tribes
Visuals of Egypt in new vaudeville desert scenes
The piece praises a pictorial display titled Here’s New Type of Desert. It notes lavish vaudeville scenes set in Egypt with Bedouins Arabs Greeks Armenians Turks and others among pyramids sphinxes and palm trees. A marching Austrian hussar in uniform appears amid the desert imagery.
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Pyramids
Havana
Husears
Willie Turns Freezer for a Nickel
Willie loves ice cream but refuses to help. His mother catches him cranking the freezer as if his life depended on it. His father bets a nickel he can keep turning it for half an hour.
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Hamlin
le Fevre
Gene
Ol’ Koleta
Brand
Cimarron
Missouri
Willie
Sultana Brings Moonlit Bravery to Stage
A dramatic scene unfolds as a lone warrior with a scimitar and a sultana enter the moonlight. He embraces her while the crowd bursts into a hush as the fervent performance reaches its peak.
Actor Yeps Reflects On Career Struggle And Fame
The reporter notes the actor Yeps faced a hard struggle before success. He recalls a period when his name appeared more in beard bids than on billboards, illustrating early career challenges and shifting public attention.
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Yeps
Marion justice of the peace Isaac Osbun suicide report
Isaac Osbun a longtime Marion Ohio justice of the peace and township clerk killed himself by drinking two ounces of carbolic acid. The incident occurred in Marion on July 10 and is reported as a personal crisis.
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Marion, C
Isaac Osbun
Marion
$100,000,000 Baby Inherits Farm Plan
Newport R 1 resident Vin son Walsh McLean, famed as the $100,000,000 baby, envisions a modern farm as a toy project. The unit is described as nearly fully equipped with up to date appliances, reflecting the unique wealth and whimsy surrounding the heir.
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Newport
Vinson Walsh McLean
Boy’s View of Policemen From Nottingham School
A Bulwell Nottingham student’s playful exam answer describes policemen as large, smart in blue, catching truants to take them to school, patrolling at night, carrying a lamp to spot robbers, and using a staff whistle and handcuffs if needed.
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Albert Street
Bulwell
Nottingham
England
Woman’s Way in a Sporting Page Exchange
A woman complains of severe pain and possible appendicitis to John in a domestic scene. He ignores her, reading the sports section, then dismisses her concern, blaming her for his lack of “noise” and noting his worry. The dialogue highlights gendered impatience.
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John
Pieces in Many Parts
A reflective line about how groups and individuals occasionally fragment under strain. The text explores collective effort and the fragility of coherence when faced with pressure or distraction.
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McNeill & Libby
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