Oakley flees the blazing wilderness toward Buckhorn
Dan Oakley, manager of the Buckhorn and Antioch railroad, escapes a forest fire driven by a rising strike and a hostile press. He faces pursuit, moral turmoil, and a perilous path through towns toward Antioch as he contemplates resignation and new work far from home.
Chapter Nix HEN Roger Oakley Flees Antioch After Murder
An escaped convict, Roger Oakley, flees through rural woods after a murder in Antioch. He wanders all night toward distant towns, planning to live covertly, starving and rationing his scant provisions while traversing rivers, fields, and remote camps. He studies a state road map, seeking a final hidden refuge to endure the rest of his days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Oakley
Buckhorn and
Antioch
Huckleberry
Oger Oakley
General Cornish
Oakley
Dr. Emory
Constance Emory
Griff Ryder
Antioch Herald
Turner Joyce
Gen. Cornish
Holt
Roger Oakley
Dan
Ryder
Constance Emeory
Wilii—Kenyon
Congress
The
Herald
Branyon
Emory
Constance
Barrow
Villey
Tie
Jamie
Dannie
Buckhorn Junction
Harrison
Donnie
Tamarack Swamp
Buckborn Junction
Buckhorn
Chicago Express
Huckleberry’s
Buckedoorn
Tion
Holloway
Curtice
Denver
South America
Chicago
Aid
Sud
Frank
Hachmorn
Uight
No better baking powder than Cleveland's claim
A reader quote from Mrs Dr Carver of North Yakima praising Cleveland's baking powder as the best, noted as a continued comment for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dr. Carver
North Yakima
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By Vaughan Kester
Harper & Brothers
AN Oakley
New York
Cornish
Kerr
England
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