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Wheeling Sunday Register in Wheeling, West Virginia

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Wheeling Sunday Register

Location

Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1892

Page

10

Frontier Doctor Faces Murder Confession on Yellow Fever Duty

In Arizona frontier towns Sawmill Flat and Rosario, Dr John Lee risks life aiding fever patients. Meanwhile dying patient Richard Dent accuses himself of a Yorkshire murder, seeks absolution, and compels a pivotal confession to Cadwell and Hawkins as Jennie Dunbar fuels a race to expose the truth.

Tombstone Hank Sawmill Jim Hawkins Aedy Biree National Bank of “Os Doc Jim Faw Ion Hawkins Bates Dunbars Dunbar Jobo Lee Jenny Dunbar Hawking Piat San Bernardino Lineals Sawmill Flat Dene Apqais Pedro Lopes Arisous Flan Norme Arizona Wella Jim Hawking Wever Reave Geoulee Joe Brice Yack Pegg Zack Zack Peges Eeelam Nog Sawmill Fiat Stao Doc Lee John Lee Sawmill Piat Msn Sawmill Plat United States Agale Swent Jail Birds Lee Andy Dunbar Cadwell Reeve Hoe John Lea Leo Man Cadwell Darly Cadwell Lea York Assizes Jaryman Louisany Rosario Uncle Sam New Orleans Darius Andy Sawaill Tat Jonnie Iple Span St. Louis Jennie Jennie Dunbar Richard Dent Dent Doe Jin Hawkins Darius Cadwell Otheir Sawmile Jenole Dunbar Cadwell Atones Squire Bowes Leybundale Yorkshire Hosario

Washington Weeps Over Change in Administration

Special correspondence from Wasuthorox reports Washingtonians fear a democratic victory will uproot 3,000 to 105,000 families, prompting moves from the capital. Parents mourn as children cry at the prospect of leaving schools and homes for Ohio or New York. Traders fear losing customers, and many officials face forced party-driven loss of positions and travel costs.

Washington America Ohio New York Uncle Sam Grover Weil

Election toast and mayoral letter from Sawmill Arizona

A misread 1890s letter from Jim Hawes announces John Lesig elected mayor by acclamation in Sawmill Arizona Territory. It notes Hawes and Lesig’s friendship, with all-city hopes and the joking suggestion his popular wife resembles Jennie Dunbar.

John Denver Jim Ity Sawmill Flay Arizona Terrirony Jot Hawes Lee Sawmill Fist John Lesig Jennie Dunbar

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