Detective in a Veiled Pursuit Ends With a Mysterious Encounter
In a tense scene, Detective Jones plans an overnight stakeout at a house after a woman of interest, Jennie Peabody, draws suspicion as the master of the house arranges a southern professor persona. He glimpses a veiled woman and, recalling a prior strange interview, decides to pursue. The moment ends with his sight being momentarily lost as he confronts the mystery woman.
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Mr. Jones
Theff
Southern College
Jennie Peabody
Courier Journal adopts Twice-Week schedule in 1897
The Weekly Courier Journal becomes the Twice-Week Courier Journal with Wednesday and Saturday issues. Each is six pages, increasing total pages to twelve weekly and 832 columns yearly, still priced at $1 annually. Henry Watterson editorials to feature on political topics.
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Courier-Journal
Asyr
Henry Watterton
Widow's crepon mourning gown praised for elegance
The Louis Republic notes crepon as unrivaled for widow’s needs, praising its crinkled crepe-like look that resists crushing. A widow’s gown described as princess shape features drooping sleeves double chiffon capes edged with white taffeta, yoke, pointe waist, and a bolero lapel with taffeta borders.
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Irwin's Block
Columbus, Ind
G. W. Cooper
C. B. Cooper Cooper & Cooper
Attorneys-at-law
Masonic Building
Columbus
Indiana
SAS
F. Cox
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Crump’s
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W., Roland M. 2
Offic Griffith
Weeterr
Tuilan
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Veno
Otto
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Q. J. Noblitt
George Trinkerschuh
Colmbus
Washington ST
U.S
Washington
U. S
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Moore
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Indianapolis
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