River voyage shadowed by disguise and danger
Aboard the Adventures river steamboat, a concealed narrator contemplates escape and disguise. The plan hinges on avoiding detection by Kirby and the deputy Tim while Rene Delia and other women’s fates unfold, as crew rummage through cargo and routine pushes toward a looming war backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalik
Memphis
Provid Rene
Rene
Biola
Delia
Abe Chanen
Kirby
Clatches
Hloise Rearcuire
Ge River
Wes
Gramly
Elsie Glark’s Secret Revealed Between the Staterooms
A tense exchange unfolds aboard a ship as Elsie Glark and an unknown mulatto cook reveal glimpses of a murder aftermath. A whispered voice triggers confrontation, exposing identities and past loyalties while danger looms over the state room and the mysterious prisoner, Ab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Glark
Emai
Bune Beaucairel
Clark
Bhruck
Bieven Knox
Rene
Escape on a Keelboat Reveals Rene Beauentre Identity
Elzie Clark reveals details of a slave rescue on a keelboat heading toward free territory. Kirby the river gambler pursued Rene Beauentre, suspected to be a white daughter, while a hid den prisoner complicates the escape and risks on board the Adventurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sikes
Rene Benventro
Rene Beaucairet
de Dore
Gore
Mansa
de Crick
Rene Beauentre
Beardstown
Canady
White Man
Kish
Elzie Clark
Keay Cake
Menough
Steven
Once & Wes
Grom
Port Arm strength and the Adventurer at Yellow Banks
The Adventurer nears Yellow Banks as crews unload cargo and militia troops, with Captain Jenkins facing a mutinous revolt. A tense scene unfolds aboard the landings, revealing discipline struggles and shifting authority among elected officers and soldiers.
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Ee Escanaie
Randall Parsics
Aether
Vtrahand
Graumy
Cook
Tim
Port Armstrong
Mate
Hlolxe
Yellow Banka
Mapes
Reynolds
Blu Browne
Sam
Polly
Salem
Jenkina
Abe
Bam Jenkins
Jenkins
Boit
Kemmerer
Drs
Professional Directory
J.W. Sammon
Wyoming
Keitimerer Savings Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Ivan
Jones
United States
Robert R. Rose
Kommerer
J. R. Christmas
Commerer
I. R. Christmas
First National Bang Bldg
Commerer Wyoming
R. H. Sanders
Kemmerer, Wyo
Cunnington, Hocker Brothers and Co
Kemmerer and
Rock Springs
Cumberland
Sublet
Superior
Hughes
Kemmerer Kemmerer
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
Telephone
R. H. Sanders, M. D
O. F.—Kommerer
Ing Brothers
J. A. Suee
Lincoln
Odd Fellows Hall
W. M
Gertrude Brammer
Marie
K. P
Lincoln Lodge
Kemterer
Free Ward
Weed Bruch
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