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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
4
Edgar Jones recalls absent loved ones as rain taps on the window and embers glow. The poem contrasts memory with daily life, finding solace in familiar voices from the past as tired hearts seek gentle company in the rain.
In the Whidby murder case Dr Lampkin uses hypnosis to reenact events with Col. Warrenton and Whidby. Whidby obeys commands, approaches the window, then collapses into sleep as Hendricks arrives to inspect for clues. The detective hints the killer was either the hypnotist or a skilled actor, while Lampkin plans further checks.
Miss Annette Delmar visits the Strong home amid revelations from detective Hendricks and Dr. Lampkin. Alfred Whit confesses hypnotic manipulation linked to a dangerous deed, while Whidby and Col Warrenton confront the night’s events as Delmar seeks certainty and reassurance.
In a tense exchange, Whidby and others conjecture guilt and innocence while a weary Dr Lampkin contemplates a night of sleepless worry. A patient, a testy testifier, and uneasy cadences unfold before a late farewell as plans for tomorrow take shape.
The Alaska Mining Journal urges miners, prospectors, and traders to prioritize a healthful, concentrated food supply for Klondike and Yukon travel. It stresses reliable baking powder like Royal, choosing good flour, and sweet, sound, fully cured bacon, noting comforts are optional but essential basics must not be neglected.
The Royal Baking Powder Company of New York publishes a compact two ounce book of practical cookery for trail and camp use. It explains methods clearly so beginners can prepare wholesome meals and dainties if materials are available. Free copies are offered to miners and others. the note urges Klondike travelers to obtain one.
A traveler in Spain recounts a scene at a Cuban regiment’s departure where a well dressed Southern lady leaves her group, takes a dejected young soldier’s hand, and kisses him before sending him on his way. The moment draws cheers from soldiers and civilians as the lad gains courage and a lifted heart.
A crowded superior court town scene features Bill Williams riding a red mule and firing a pistol while intoxicated, the judge demanding arrest. The bailiff hesitates, claiming fear, as the chaos continues and humor mixes with stern legal authority.
The Senate debated Henry W. Corbett's claim to the Oregon seat with Thurston opposing and Foraker Kyle and Mantle supporting. The vote was set for Monday at 1 p m. The House moved slowly on the sundry civil bill with river and harbor amendments approved for Cleveland harbor Wilmington Del and Boston harbor.
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