Trial Ends In Death for Ogden in Frontier Town
In a Western town a jury convicts John Ogden of murder after a dramatic daylong trial at the hotel courthouse. Storekeeper Ed Clincher uses a moral courtroom within his home to question witnesses and reveal hidden loyalties, while Sheriff Lassiter and townsfolk confront a tense standoff. The case hinges on a pistol shot and a crucial bullet linked to the victim Ren Slade.
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John Orden
Winchester
Orden
Ogden
John Ogden
John
Lassiter
Lawt
Sanderhbach
Evindeaven
Treekon
Lousiier
Jin
José
Tim
Clincher
José Mario Gallegos
Shaw
Senor
Senor Ed
Understan
Mr. Clincher
Eniganas
Bey
Edward Cincher
Hinself
Hiteself
Lello
Benor Edwardo
Garduibal
Wade
Maaxtuo
Hove
Viey
Tame
Yand Calhoun
Sonderbach
Mortal Cricht
Tanie
Collett
Tia
Sanderbach
Ateoa
Ren Slade
Tohn Oden
Cincher
Art
Brin
Maxine
Cinder
Ehr
Slade
Fathead
First Woman Bailite Mrs Daggett Prominent Charity Figure
Morlionud Qeeponm base appointed Mrs F Daggett the first woman bailite ever. She has served five years as chairwoman and remains active as a steady charity worker. Daggett, born in Kentucky, is the daughter of a Methodist clergyman and grew up in Kansas during the Bleeding Kansas era.
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Morlionud
Qeeponm
F. Daggett
Dortland
Women Rulers of India and the Begum of Bhopal
A London account portrays Nawab Sultan Jehan Begum of Bhopal as a pivotal figure in a lineage spanning sixty years. The piece notes her mother’s loyalty to Britain, her role during the mutiny, and her governance during a territory of about 7,000 square miles with roughly a million people. It recounts her as accessible to residents and engaged in public life, while detailing relations with the British government and historical ties to Sikandar and the Dost family.
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Prince and Princess of Wales
India
Bhopal
Sultan Jehan
Begum
London
Dost
Mohammad Khen
Queen Victoria
Borun
Sikandar
Mecca
England
Begein
Queden Victoria
Suul
Deli
Grodifird Watchelaces
Usis
Nuwah
Gebau
Wits
Reennyes
Peer Oine& Femrfomr
Taninip Conray
Arthur
Femminaianer
Raines
Relorrie Ravan Boe
Leya
Amin
Ter
Vrey Miri
Hla
Nirhalent Sen
Renek- Tn
Irving Leet
Salvetion Army
Indy Letty
Tite
Forsaker
Lfe
Salvation Army
Trinth
City
Letty Svith
Stocy
Christ
Akiliel
Arthur AppUn
Anny Alinie
wAiveet
Orton
Mansa
Fragmentary Tale of a Noble Woman's Death Threats
A damaged archival excerpt describes a noblewoman facing a deadly fate. She is presented to regional rulers and warned that execution will follow unless conditions are met. The text notes she has two sons and no daughter, with the eldest son seen as the heir and potential hope.
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Nethead
Momrslin
Walee
Tadore
Jis
The Magic Story and a Night in New York
An unnamed narrator recalls meeting Sturtevant and Currier in a late night cafe where Sturtevant shares a remarkable tale from a small scrapbook. The story, printed with quaint typography, is presented as a reader offer from Success Magazine promising free access to Part Two upon subscription.
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Carvier
Ryan
Fiat
Sturtevant
Tenth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Ridjing
Union Square
University Place
Mr. Currier
Currier
Tno
Success Magazine
Sueeess Company
Waverly Place
New York
Miamkind
Michelsen
Hoosevelt
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Euureel
New Mexico
China
Ute
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M. E. Dadgett
Ghent
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Repuri Idl Mae
Addicos
Opt
Pamis School OF Millinery
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Tony Teter
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Semdtar
Sina Bank
Intercot
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J. S. Oliver
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New York City
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Uinder
Iaiek
Tellus
Ts Bistiary
GM Iyelo
Pawtits
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Weber
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Uiuidess
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