Pole Baker Secures Money and House for Sally
In a tense evening on the Bishop ranch Pole Baker retrieves Alan Bishop’s saved bank funds and reveals the cash deed. Alfred Bishop confronts fear and pride as Sally pleads for a better home, while Bishop decides Pole and Sally will move to a ready-for-use farmstead.
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Daniel
Miller
Baker
Pole
Craig
Bishop
Darley
Alan
Polo
Mrs. Bishop
Alfred
Bascome
Sally
Kingdom of Heaven
Sally Ann Baker
Hints on Good English and Common Mistakes
Reading the tips, the piece notes errors in usage such as calling a weekly paper a journal, centre aisle confusions, paying guests, wrong side of the road, nee usage, and pronoun order. It cites examples from weddings, transport, and language quirks, urging careful grammar and proper cases in everyday speech.
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Riverside
Washington Advertiser highlights Washington real estate ad from 1773
The Baltimore American marks the Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser anniversary with a facsimile of its first issue dated August 20 1773. George Washington led the biggest ad offering vast Ohio and Kanawha lands near Mount Vernon with terms including years rent free and acreage to be cleared fenced and tilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser
American
Journal and Advertiser
Baltimore
Washington
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Ohio
Great Kanhawa
Kanhawa
New River
Alexandria
Lund Washington
Col. L. Q. Washington
Fort Pitt
Monongahela
Redstone
Cheat River
Potomac
Great Kunhawa
Washington Star
Tramps Seize Freight Train Bound Brook to Trenton
A dozen tramps occupied a Bound Brook to Trenton freight train using clubs and produce as weapons. Three constables and three policemen finally recaptured the train at Trenton Junction after a fifteen minute fight. three tramps were captured while nine escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Railroad Company
Bound Brook
Trenton
Belle Meale
Trenton Junction
Jersey
Philadelphia
Belle Meade
Huge Ontario flume to use eighteen foot steel pipe at Niagara
The Ontario Power company plans a monumental all steel flume at Niagara Falls on the Canadian side. It will be 18 feet in diameter and 5,880 feet long, with half inch plates and over 200 tons of rivets. A temporary plant and railway will be built on the Canadian shore to assemble and transport the sections, with construction expected to take ten to sixteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Power Company
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Victoria Park
Table Rock
View Point
Philadelphia
New Southern engines under trial after delivery delays
The Southern railway suffered from late delivery of locomotives and busy shops delayed orders. Yet many new engines have arrived and are breaking in, improving time. Col. W. A. Turk compares a new engine to a colt needing training to fit curves and grades before passenger runs.
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Southern Railway
Col
W. A. Turk Ir
Charlotte News
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Will N. Harben
Harper Bros
Yburn Miller
Alan R
Abner Daniel
Abner
Pole Baker
Beca
Pete
Polo Baker
Winship
Golden Sands
Chapter XXIV
Hank Watts
Tex
Henry Brown
Mary Smith
Cornwallis-West
Lady Randolph Churchill
Eva
London
Tillman
W. E. King
Norfolk
Tilman
King
Mr. Tillman
S. C
Burlington and Quincy
Ion
Burton
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