Hamlin's Courage Clears His Confederate Dishonor
Major McDonald battles an Indian outbreak near Fort Dodge as Sergeant Hamlin, formerly a Confederate colonel, fights to protect Molly Hamlin and prove his innocence. Sheridan exposes a duplicitous plot linked to Dupont and LeFevre, unmasking a murder and restoring Hamlin’s name as a Custer campaign nears.
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Molly Hamlin
Hughes
LeFevre
Hamlin
Levre
Hamn
Molly
Minn
Gobbers
Custer
Black Kettle
Sheridan
Fourth Texas Infantry
Fisher's Hill
Shultz
Shenandoah
Himmel
Eugene le Fevre
Kansas
Dupont
Tupont
Lieutenant Gaskins
Dodge
Dorothea Saved by Cox Protest in Ohio Navy Row
Ohio Gov. Cox blocked a federal plan to transfer the training ship Dorothea from Cleveland to Wisconsin after a Navy reversal. The incident follows debates over liquor licenses for brewery owned saloons and broader temperance tensions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea
Cox
United States Naval Department
Cleveland
Ohio Naval Militia
Wisconsin
Joseph Daniels
United States Navy
Naval Militia
Daniels
Camp life and a scornful editor curb a punny correspondent
A wartime correspondent recalls rough camp life amid missed meals and strange rations while a sharp editor sends him to the Wall Street desk. The editor jokes the transfer will curb his stock of miserable puns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony
Wall Street
Tortoise Sets Church A Fire in Denver
A tortoise in St. Mark's church Denver set a lamp ablaze causing a dangerous fire. Officials note church fires usually stem from faulty furnaces or incendiary acts, but this incident appears linked to the tortoise’s disruption during a missionary convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
St. Mark’s Church
Denver
Cole
Puzzled Artist Seeks Sharp Political Sketch
A vaudeville writer laments too much material on the current political scene. He says he has plenty of good stuff but cannot decide what to omit, hoping for a concise, pointed sketch. The exchange captures showbiz wit about politics.
Fight Over Refuse At State Fair Sparks Clash
The clash pits Chairman Sandles of the Ohio agricultural commission against the Columbus board of health over a large refuse pile outside Columbus city limits. The health bureau says the debris breeds millions of files and warns Sandles could be arrested under state sanitary laws unless cleanup proceeds immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chairman Sandles
Ohio Agricultural Commission
Columbus Board of Health
Columbus
Health Bureau
Sandles
Censorship Bans Real Horror in Ohio Screenings
A report notes Ohio censors remove graphic murder scenes and death bed depictions from films. Audiences will not see onstage climaxes or killing stunts. producers may relocate final acts to offstage venues.
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Ohio
Murrers
Examiners Set Monthly Teacher Tests In Batavia
Examinations for teachers occur on the first Saturday of each month unless a holiday shifts it, with pupils taking the third Saturday in April and May. Teachers must complete the full exam in one day and those seeking a four year provisional certificate should consult the clerk before applying. Examinations take place in Batavia, MNL. BAGBY, President DAVIN, Vice President MORRIS, Clerk.
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Ohio
John QC
Secretary of State
Cuyshoga
Cuyahoga
Jefferson County
Frank Miller
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Molly McDonald
Tale OF the Frontier
Cimarron
A.c.meclurg & CQ
General Sheridan
Washita
Elliott
Little Rock
Little Raven
Santanta
D. A. Donovan
Columbus, Ohio
Harry Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Moving Picture
Thaw
Coaticook and
Sherbrook
State Department
Warnes
Gov. Cox
Canada
Frank Harper
Pet
Colo
Pastor
Lamp
Joseph P. Shaffer
The
State Board of Administration
Attorneys AT Law
Roudebush
Batavia
G. A. Frasier
Yrazier & Hicks
Louis Hicks
Court House
Ely
Clermont House
Main Stecond
D.P. Griffin
Clayton B. Nichols
Riffith & Nichols, Attorneys-At-Law
Bell and Citizens’ Telephone
A.B Nichols
H. Hb. Nichols
Nichols & Nichols
Attorneys-At-Law
Hamilton Building
Main Street
Janson Pills
OY Eee
D Merchant
W.N
Sith
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