The Bugler Boy Chapter Ten Escapes and Outlaw Chase
Don Ruiz plots to force Clara and Clara’s sisters into a marriage with Jose Pablo as Lucila guides the plan. Clara resists while Jose Pablo presses, and the group debates safety and escape as Captain Benjamin leads Shad’s pursuing force. Lieutenant Young and Weazel vanish from the camp amid a tense night departure by the outlaws.
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Clara
Pablo
Ft. Duncan
Jose Pablo
Villian
Lucila
Shad
Ben
Benjamin
Young
Weazel
Don Ruiz
Indiana News Roundup: Local Officials and Crimes
Indiana towns report political shifts as Elwood druggists unionize and Muncie installs a new police superintendent. Noblesville jurors acquit in a high profile murder case while Floyd County convicts a man for murder. Other items note a large Catholic church bid, a prosperous Acme cycle plant, and Mrs. Otis D. Tompson's rise to general manager in Elkhart.
Knepper Signed by Indianapolis Team Again for Season
Charles H. Knepper the local baseball player has rejoined the Indianapolis team for the coming season. He has been farmed out to the Burlington Ta team by Manager Watkins and will play there this season.
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Flwwoop, Inc
Charles H. J Knepper
Indianapols
Watkins
Burlington
Had Faith And a Woman Dying of Consumption Was Cured
Mrs. Thomas Swift of Anderson Indiana was reported cured after a three week decline from consumption. Doctors had given up and she entered a trance like death before awakening to claim a message from the other shore. Physicians later found her lungs healed and she appeared in good health.
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Jose Pablo
Clara
Sister Lou
Jose
Lottie
Mendoza
Villany
Logansport
Irene Chalmers
Illinois
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Deer Creek
Gasoline Explosion Sparks Fire at Local Store
An explosion of twenty gallons of gasoline in the Spot Cash store cellar caused a bad blaze in Springfield. Clerk Willis Foster and a companion stood amid flames pouring water while two others restrained them from further danger.
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Springfield
Spot Cash Geogery
Willis Foster
Sewing machine agent helps save woman from fire
At dawn Mrs. Kate Teegar den's clothes caught fire from an open grate in her home while she was alone. A local sewing machine agent arrived and likely prevented fatal burns.
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Koxonmo, Inc
Kate Teegarden
Given a Nineteen Year Sentence
In New Albany on January 21 the Floyd circuit court jury found Carl Speis, a Black man, guilty in a case heard this afternoon. The verdict follows lengthy testimony and concerns a violent incident in the area. Details indicate the judge ordered the presentencing process for the defendant.
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Carl Speis
Floyd
Penitentiary
New Albany
Carl, Speis
Castor Oil Used On Pupils As Punishment In South Benp
In Linden School Linden pupils misbehaved, and Principal Mrs. Bessie Ridgley proposed a novel remedy. Miss Ringle and nine students received homeopathic doses of castor oil to quiet disruptive behavior. Guy Nave fell ill after an extra dose. parents threaten arrest of the teacher.
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South Benp
Ind
Linden School
Miss Ringle
Bessie Ridgley
Guy Nave
Household Hints on Domestic Care and Cooking
The column offers tips on vinegar with spinach, avoiding saleratus in hot water, using pennies to scratch glass, zinc polishing with kerosene, proper cornmeal storage, care for cut glass, and a note on soup as a starter before meals. It also warns against rushing meals and recommends rests for digestion.
Beatrice Montgomery Encounters Harold Bentley in a Rapid Rise of Romance
The scene follows Beatrice as she meets Harold Bentley, a dashing Cleveland aristocrat, who speaks of his mother and sisters in Europe. She recalls Wellesley days and exotic studies while they charm each other with luxe fantasies, until a sudden interruption ends the moment. The Boston girl recovers from a swoon and demands Harold be removed.
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Harold Bentley
Cleveland
Europe
Beatrice Montgomery
Wellesley
Far East
Boston
Wandering Jew Fascinated Missouri Man Calls It Utter Rot
L M Vincent of St. Louis recalled reading Eugene Sue’s Wandering Jew as a boy and being driven to neglect meals by the tale. He later found the same work so vile he discarded it, contrasting it with Walter Scott’s The Antiquary which he praises as masterful and enduring.
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Missouri
Eugene Sue
L. M
Vincent
St. Louis
Washington Post
Rose
Blanche
Djalma
Adrienne
Antiquary
Flies and Wasps Compared in Natural World Observations
An 19th century sketch notes that the common wasp is a symbol of irritability yet performs beneficial work by catching flies. A farmer, Mr. Ky. M. Barrington, observed many wasps buzzing around his cows and noted their rapid movements as they pursued flies, reflecting hawk-like efficiency.
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Nature
Ky. M. Barrington
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That City
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Daniel Swank
Wabash
Rushville
L.S. Pierson
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the Court of Honor
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Taylorsville
Elkhart
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Wright
Mound City, Mo
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Shelburn
Star City
Hymera
Alum Cave
Jackson Hill
Chalmers
Cident
James Chalmers
Ilinois
Henry Shrock
Kokomo Stockman
Pleyna Cave
Ohio Falls Car Manufacturing Company
Charleston, Western & Carolina Railroad Company
Harry Jones
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Knepper
Chase
Voilet
Otto
Sue’s
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