Blue Eyed Joe Eggleston’s Courageous War On Love and Bandits
A timid looking express clerk Joe Eggleston becomes a bold protector of Jennie Robbins and her suitor fate. After a Park City wedding plan, Joe and Jennie face rival cattleman Phil Steere as Steere opens fire. Joe fights back, saves the couple, and later earns fame by twice saving trains and earning rewards.
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Joe Eggleston
Waat
Joe
Jennie Robbins
Jennie
Phil Steere
Steere
Express
City Hotel
Park City
Stage
Express Company
Eggleston
World Affairs of 1903 Through American Diplomacy
A survey of global politics in 1903 highlights American diplomacy backed by guns and money shaping events. It notes Venezuela’s blockade, Russia in Manchuria, anti Jewish protests, Panama’s Isthmian canal paving, and Monroe Doctrine acknowledgment by Chile among other milestones. It also covers domestic policy, elections, and notable court rulings and trials shaping the era.
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Venezuela
Washington
Bowen
China
Russia
United States
Mediterranean
Beirut
Skinner
Abyssinia
England
Alaskan
Roosevelt
Republic of Panama
Colombia
Chile
Miller
Government Printing Office
Bristow
Department of Commerce and Labor
Senate
Fifty Eighth Congress
House
Cannon
Williams
Mississippi
South
Tammany
New York City
Hanna
Johnson
Ohio
Gorman
Maryland
Cleveland
Bryan
Folk
Missouri
Parker
New York
Cockrell
Harrison
Hearst
Johson
Garvin
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Great Britain
Joseph Chamberlain
Balfour
Redmond
Wyndham
Ireland
Edward
France
Italy
Germany
Lord Alverstone
Alaska
Japan
India
Tibet
Australia
Canada
South Africa
Transvaal
Ixano
Far East
Manchuria
Nicholas
Kishineff
Finland
Orient
Man
Mukden
Haicheng
Korea
Philippines
Ladrones
Moros
Sumatra
Near East
Europe
Christendom
Vilayets
Magelssen
Bulzaria
Servia
Alexander
Draga
Peter
Austro- Hungarian Union
Social Democrats
Morocco
Humbert
Dreyfus
Greece
Hague
Castro
Bolivar
Brazil
Bolivia
Acre
Atlantic
Santo Domingo
Wes Y Gil
Morales
Jiminez
Vasquez
Panama
Uncle Sam
Cuba
Mexico
Argentina
Political Crises In Other Lands
A sweeping survey of global upheaval highlights Britain with Chamberlain and imperial tariff debates, Russia’s tightening grip in the Far East, the Near East turmoil, Germany’s SPD rise and Kaiser health rumors, and Latin America’s revolts and treaties shaping 1900s diplomacy.
Pope Pius X and the Drive Toward Christian Unity
The universal aim of religious unity advances through papal leadership and Protestant efforts. The death of Pope Leo directed attention to Catholic and Protestant harmony, while Episcopal bishops call for broader charity toward Rome. Movements to federate denominations gain pace as liberal forces push mission work and social action. Continued on Page 6.
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Leo
Episcopal Bishops’ Congress
Washington
United Brethren
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Northern Securities
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Minnesota
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New Mexico
Arizona
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Yuma
Rock Island
Rock Island System
H.W. Russel
Hugh A. Teeters
Casey
Sowell
Firet Bara Kerth
Allen
Beach-Wickham Grain Co
Chicago Board of Trade
McCall Bros
Chicago