Return to the Lodge and a Hidden Memory of Isles
The narrator recalls a plunge into Lake George and awakening in a grand manor at Le Chaumont. He encounters Dr. Chantry and Skenedonk while his Mohawk family and the French count’s estate unfold around him. A vision of his mother’s book triggers a longing for his forgotten past and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George
Marianne
Mme. de Ferrier
Skenedonk
Ernestine
Dr. Chantry
Besin
St. Regis
Thomas Williams
Troquoise
William Jones
John Smith
Deerfield
Eunice Williams
Lazarre
Elezar Williams
Chantry
Count de Chaumont
Poppet Baby
de Chaumont's Park
de Chaumont
le Rey de Chaumont
Young Man Opposes Reading Newspapers Says Literature Best
A reader defends newspapers like the Commercial Tribune against a partner who prefers literature. The writer argues daily papers deliver world news and history as it happens, labeling neglect as benighted while urging engagement with current events. A promotional line invites $1 to an estimate contest with a prize and a ring purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Notable Guests Stroll Through Indianapolis Hotels
A parade of notable visitors filled the Grand and St Nicholas hotels as executives, lawmakers, and professionals from Richmond Virginia to Portsmouth Ohio, Texas and Colorado Springs joined dinners and meetings. Among them were J Walter Gates, Cullen, H A Smith, J W Bailey, and many industry and railroad figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Ryan
the St. Nicholas
Howard Saxby
M. E. Ingalls
Young man dies after train injuries near Ludlow station
Joseph Murray formerly of Lexington Kentucky, found injured beside tracks near Ludlow station before dawn on June 4, died at City Hospital yesterday. He had both legs crushed after being struck by a train and had been hospitalized since the incident. Relatives in Lexington will take charge of the body per the coroner’s notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Murray
West Second Street
Lexington
Murray
Ludlow
Schwab
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the Dauphin of France
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Bowen-Merrill Company
Commercial Tribune
St. Regis Church
Indiana
Thomas Wilams
France
Aunt Maria
Nomenee
rOrer
J. Walter Gates
Pittsburg
Cullen
Burnet House
Indianapolis
H. A. Smith
Third Infantry
U.S A
Gibson House
G. R. Wall
Richmond, Va
C. & O. Railroad
William EB. Christian
Stonewall Jackson
St. Nicholas
A. G. Bentell
London
Eng
Co. H Morgan
Texas Pacific Railroad
Birmingham
Ala
the Grand
N. H. Partridge
Colorado Springs
Albert Hush
D. Wolf
Robert Wolf
S&s. Hersch
Louisville
Tarwell Eliott
William F. Behrens
A. B. Monahan
Terre Haute
Ind
Grand Hotel
United States
J. W. Bailey
Texas
D. H. Baldwin Piano Manufacturing Company
City
W. G. Davies
Charles Foxall
H. H. Byrne
F.H. Stein
C.M. Barnes
F. Davies
The
Grand
George W. Scrugham
C., G. & P. Railroad
Cincinnati
Edgar A. Cope
Lampbrecht Bros. Company
Cleveland
Cincinnati Trust Company
Frank B. Finney
Portsmouth
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Peebles
Hill
Martinique
Paul Coblentz
Paris
Thomas Egan and Son
M. Coblentz
Mr. Egan
Columbia University
America
D. B. Kerr
United States Navy
J. T. Hill
Chattanooga
Robert T. Hill
Washington
Dixie
Geological Survey Corps
Pelee
L.’F. Bohn Dieterich
Optician
Commercial Tribune Daily Fashion Tip
Carter
Iver
Room
Cial
Tribune
Postoffice
Daily and Sunday Commercial Tribune
Post Office
Gan
Tion
Iisay
Eeee
Thety Four
Theee Tribune
Nee Lo
Dollars Srs Ae Oral Bank
Pvt
Guckener
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