David and Toinette Escape Girty at Corydon
In a tense pursuit through a forest, David battles Simon Girty while protecting Toinette. Girty is slain, rescuers arrive, and Harrison’s men chase off the pursuing Indians. Toinette later wrestles with guilt and memory as they return to Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Simon Girty
Girty
Exerton
Toinette
Harrison
Georgie Croghan
Wash” Johnston
Corydon
England
The Poison Singers at Vincennes and Corydon
David, lonely in Vincennes, returns to Corydon where Toinette struggles with pride and fear. A torn exchange unfolds as she offers a keepsake and names Doctor Elliott as the man she believes accused him, testing their romance and honor amid growing tension.
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David
Vincennes
Francois Vigo
Toinette
Corydon
Ike
Ces
Mr. Livingston
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
O'Banhon
Dke Blackford
Tower of Pride
Duel Pistols Roar In Midnight Quest For Doctor Elliott
A tense pursuit unfolds as David longs to find the elusive young Doctor Elliott. He retrieves a pair of duel pistols from a hidden box, prepares to leave, and journeys through a storm toward Conrad’s tavern seeking the Louisville physician. The night grows colder and more dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toinette
David
Blackford
Ike
Youngstor
Louisville
Doctor Elliott
Elliott
Conrad
The Storm Breaks In Conrad's Tavern Doorway
In a storm battered scene at Conrad's tavern Young Doctor Elliott wakes as thunder peals reveal a crouching knife wielding Indian. A second figure lunges. a brutal struggle ends with Elliott seizing a bloodstained knife and the intruders fleeing as dawn nears.
Western mining and oil news roundup 1917
Prices quoted for metals and ores across Colorado and adjacent states. Reports detail copper, tungsten, fluorite and coal prospects, with production values from the United Eastern mine at Oatman and shipments from the Iowa Tiger in Silverton. New corporate activity includes the Douglas Copper Mine Company and Wasatch Mining Company with payrolls and drill work noted. Oil field development in Lander and Worland areas continues with refinery expansion and new company formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Salome
Gloria Hole
Cobrite
Chino Valley Company
Jerome
Copper Chief
Shannon Copper Company
United Eastern
Oatman
Boulder County
Telluride
State Inspector of Mines
Routt County
Yampa
Gilson Gulch
Ouray
Silverton
Iowa Tiger
Dee
Sunnyside
Gold Prince
United States
Camp Brainard
Douglas Copper Mine Company
Douglas Mountain
Moffat County
Cripple Creek
Fry and Giles
Esperanza
Horse Gulch
Silver Plume
Clear Creek County
Wasatch Mining Company
Mendota
Scioto
Sandoval Copper Company
Albuquerque
San Miguel Copper
Johnson
Socorro Company
Mogollon Mines Company
the Oaks Company
Lyoming
Lander
Greybull
Ohio Oil Company
Sage Creek
Little Buffalo
Worland
Lander Valley Oil and Gal Company
Producers’ Oil Company
Midway Dome
Teansot Praises Lydia Pinkham Remedies for Women
Mrs. Mitroxo T. Custens of Penns Grove testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her irregularity and distress during inflammation and other weaknesses. She credits the remedy with restoring her health and urges other women to try it for displacements, inflammation, backache, and nervous symptoms.
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Bridgeton
N.J
Teansot
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mitroxo T. Custens
Harmony St
Penn's Grove
Lydia E. Pinkbim
Crete Harbor of Exiles Attracts Fugitives In Canea
A traveler describes Canea Crete as a haven for exiles from Europe Asia and Africa with no extradition treaties prompting a cosmopolitan half world. Seaport life features multilingual exchanges and political trouble as diverse fugitives mingle in cafes and streets.
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Canea
Crete
Canen
Europe
Asia
Africa
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Tippecanoe
Itaelf
Iya
Hes
Fort Harrison
Fort Morrison
Tke
Beter
Priscilla
Jenny
Patrice O'Bannon
Okah
Sir Philip Sidney
Patrice
Orst
Toincette
Elliott Sew
Frantal
Darness
Eliott
Western Mining and Oil News
Westace
Union Newservice
New York
Boulder
Colorado
New Mexico
Uae
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