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The Silent Vigilante
Frank Young is a man who keeps to himself, but after he loses family in two separate accidents and with the police not being able to find the people that caused the accidents, Frank takes matters into his own hands. After entering the military, Frank meets a weapons dealer, buys some untraceable revolvers and a silencer, and becomes a vigilante. He knows he’s violating the law, but even after becoming a policeman, he still continues the shootings. Along the way, he meets some people that need more help than he does and assists them in getting their lives back together. To his surprise, Frank finds out that a lot of people support what he’s doing and the path he has taken.
Bucky Harris
In 1924, at the age of 27, manager and second baseman Stanley "Bucky" Harris--aka "The Boy Wonder"--led the Washington Senators to their only World Series championship. His incredible debut season at the helm of the Senators marked the beginning of remarkable 29-year managerial career that earned him a spot in the Baseball Hall of Fame. This detailed biography chronicles Harris's road to the top of his sport, including his youth in the coal mining region of eastern Pennsylvania, his brief stint in professional basketball, his early days as a baseball player, his 1947 world championship as manager of the Yankees, and his role in the racial integration of both the Senators and the Boston Red Sox. By highlighting Harris' easy-going nature and intelligence, this profile makes it perfectly clear why one player being traded to Harris' Senators declared, "Ask any ballplayer who he'd like to play for and he'd say Bucky Harris."
New York Court of Appeals. Records and Briefs.
Volume contains: 92 NY 406 (Dorrance v. Henderson) 92 NY 415 (Peo ex rel Sherwin v. Mead) 92 NY 415 (Peo ex rel Sherwin v. Mead) 92 NY 521 (Moore v. Hegeman) 92 NY 529 (Juilliard v. Chafee) 92 NY 539 (Mott v. Ackerman) 92 NY 554 (People v. Hovey) 92 NY 560 (People v. Boas) 92 NY 652 (Crocker v. Knickerbocker Ice Co.) 92 NY 653 (People v. Ware) 92 NY 653 (Grant v. Birdsall) 92 NY 654 (Amity Ins. Co. v. Penn. R.R. Co.) 92 NY 661 (Harlinger v. N.Y. C. & H. R. R.R. Co.) Unreported Case (Onderdonk v. Ackerman)
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
Important American periodical dating back to 1850.
Transactions of the Annual Meeting
List of members in each volume.
Catalogue
Announcements for the following year included in some vols.
Told in the Hills
Rachel Hardy finds herself in northwestern Montana Indian territory. The brothers Jack and Charles continue their blood feud. All this while indigenous Kutenai fight it out with the United States Cavalry.
