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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1905

Page

8

Happy Yes I Am Happy Poem Excerpt by J M Lewis

A brief verse recounts persistent happiness through nature and love, ending with hopeful lines about united souls marching toward a bright future. It attributes the piece to J M Lewis and cites the Houston Post.

J. M. Lewis Houston Post

The Grafters Chapter X Legal Victory and Escape

In a tense sequence at the courthouse Hawk argues a case as Timnnicott labors to delay a crucial ruling. The judge grants the plaintiff relief, a receiver is named, and Kent learns Major Jim Guilford has won the day. Both men flee the building in dire haste.

Sinlle Hunnicott Hawk Kent Juniberg MacFarlane Jim Guilford

Last Ditch Chapters Show Kent Frustrating Judge's Exit

In a tense confrontation at the Mid-Continent, David Kent presses Judge MacFarlane about reopening a case and securing an early merits hearing. MacFarlane, health compromised, refuses, warning of consequences as Kent trails to the station. Kent sends a telegram with explosive news before the eastbound Flyer departs.

David Kent MacFarlane Hunnicott Kent Hot Springs Hunnicati Mack Farlane Humicott Judge MacFarlane Gaston Sald Kent Looge Judgs Mac

Tuk Man In Possession Drama Sparks Statewide Debate

The Trans Western seizure becomes a lens on modern business methods and political power. A stock pool forms, Boston sends a legal adviser, and Wall Street reacts as Major Guilford, once head of a North Carolina railway road, takes possession and replaces department heads to align with Bucks politics. A Western judge convicts Jin Jackson for chicken theft in a rustic exchange with local dialect humor.

Western Pacific Loring Boston Massachusetts Hudson Wall Street Pool of Stock Exchange Guilford Apache National Bank of Gaston North Carolina Mountains Quintard

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The Troy Weekly Call W. Jarvis Francis Lynde Bobos Blashfield Hunnicott Juniberg-besterville Stadion Timnicott Mid-Continent von Rharagan Fartlane Tuk Man Jin Jackson Jndge John Riebold & Son Troy, Ill A. Heddergott H. C. Gerfen Market and Hickory Streets Troy Exchange Bank W. W. Jarvis DR. G. Varvis
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