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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1898

Page

6

Haunted House Echoes Drive Nel Toward Morleys Visit

In this tense installment, Nel grapples with mysterious daytime voices and a walling up of cellar doors as he awaits a possible reunion with Florence Morley. Mrs Snyder and Sarah fear supernatural perils, while Nel contemplates a private probe into the Morleys’ summer residence on Sunset Hill and his own resolve to act despite warnings. Nel notices Florence’s distant greeting as the Morleys ride by, fueling doubt about her faith in him and prompting further investigation.

Barah Mrs. Snyder Sarah Sunset Hill Nelsonville Morley Sylvester Morley de Tan Miss Morley Mr. Perry Florence Morley Atalanes Lena Os the Florence Chicago Post

Navy department bulletin places Cervera at Santiago Cuba

News from Washington reports Adm. Cervera with the Spanish flying squadron is at Santiago de Cuba. The war board loses Capt. Barker to command the Newark, and Lieut. Gibbon joins Barker as a Newark officer. Preparations for westward expeditions continue with transport and equipment moves.

Washington Navy Department Adm. Cervera Santiago de Cuba Madrid Cadiz Sampson Schley Cervera Santiago Harbor Naval Strategy Board War Board Barker Hampton Roads Newark Norfolk Navy Yard West Indies Capt. Barker Adm Ramsay Gibbon Auxiliary Navy Ting New York Merritt Otis Golden Gate Philippines Department National Guard New Orleans Naval Naval Board Adm. Bunce Havana Congress Key West

Return to the Damp Cellar in a Forgotten House

In the main hall on the first floor we lingered over a final question and decided to explore the damp cellar below. Opening the door released a musty odor that instantly revived boyhood memories and old associations, hinting at mysteries hidden beneath the dining room.

Sarah Woast

Realistic theater talk and royal medical pranks

Amateurs in a provincial town stage a play demanding real wine for a drinking scene and real poison for a final act. The manager agrees to authenticity with champagne at 15 shillings a bottle and real prussic acid. Separately, King Louis Philippe once bled accident victims with his lancet, a practice now liable to suit.

London Louis Phillippe France Chicago Chronicle

Cervera Reaches Santiago and Plans Havana Departure

The Madrid dispatch reports Admiral Cervera’s fleet arrived safely at Santiago de Cuba with no misfortunes. The squadron will coal and proceed to Havana. Separately, Colonel Mello of the Civil Guards fled from Colon to join the insurgents after gambling away regiment funds.

Cervera Havana London The Daily Mail Madrid Adm Santiago de Cuba Vera Cruz Mexico Civil Guards Senor Mello Colon

Troop Movements At Chickamauga Park In Quiet Day

At Chickamauga National Park Ga May 23 a quiet day as Second Nebraska and Indiana units join Third Army Corps at Chattanooga. Twenty five cars of provisions arrive. ambulances from South Bend to be issued. Gen Carpenter arrives to head First Division. Col Coit begins provost guard duty. Col Astor not injured in railroad crash rumors denied.

Chickamauga National Park Camp Thomas Nebraska Chattanooga Third Corps Second Nebraska St. Louis Cincinnati W. C. Mace 157Th Indiana Infantry Lookout Mountain Park Lyttle Hill Railroad Company South Bend Ind Boyton Chickamauga J. S. C. Bates Mobile Third Army Corps Lewis H. Carpenter Brooke Fred D. Grant 11Th New York H. L. Kline Hardin Loyd Bills Ohio Colt United States Third Artillery Williston Breckinridge Tampa John Jacob Astor Col. Astor

Fortifying Spanish Towns Near Gibraltar and Navy Bulletin

A World dispatch from Gibraltar reports Spanish towns near the British possession are reinforced with about a thousand troops arriving at San Roque. The town, of 9000 inhabitants, lies near neutral territory between Spain and the British possession. A Navy bulletin denies any engagement off St Nicolas Hole, Hayti, with 13 Spanish ships sunk.

New York Gibraltar Spain San Roque Kingdom of Spain Washington Navy Department St. Nicholas Hole Hayti

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Ark Nancy Howard M. Yost J. B. Lippincott Co 137Th Indiana Infantry Camp Sunday Col Coit Gen. Carpenter First Division
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