True as Steel Chapter 11 continues a family rift
Judge Loring confronts Colin Morton on his hidden lineage as memories of old wrongs surface. Bracebridge imparts a parable about inheritance and injury, illustrating that past offenses shape present enmities. Colin seeks clarity while the judge recoils from further questions.
Army Life at Fort Clark In Col Morton Conflict
A tale from a western fort follows Major Germon’s harsh rule at Fort Clark and the clash with Tam Morton, an orderly sergeant, who stands up to command abuses. The narrative exposes tensions between officers and enlisted men amid family ties and authority.
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California
Mort Clark
Fort Clark
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Capt. Phelps
San Francisco
Maj. Germon
Howard Morton
Fred
Colin Morton
Phelps
Morton
Celin Morton
Colin
Wheeler
New York
Major Germon
Tam
Jean Marat
Jean
Imaginary insomnia stumps a caring physician
In a humorous exchange a doctor cleans his tools and questions a patient about her husband’s ailment while Mrs. Fosdick jokes that the man imagines he cannot sleep though he clearly rests. A witty newspaper man praises kindness in obituaries as a civic speaker retorts with grace.
State care of children compared across states
Indiana and Michigan outline approaches to dependent children. The Board of State Charities report cites New York boarding schools, Ohio county homes, and Michigan state public schools as models. It notes costs and outcomes, with Michigan’s plan relying on family placements after initial custody.
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Board of State Charities
Butler
Childr
New York
Ohio
Todiana
Death Returns Demand Clear Death Certificates
Capt. Anderson, clerk of the vital statistics department, urges accurate legible death returns from counties to aid the State Board of Health. He notes improper, inked forms hinder deciphering names and cites international interest in German records. He calls doctors coroners and undertakers to cooperate to maintain a perfect, long lasting death-record system.
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Corse
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Germany
Indina
Indiana
Indiana Marriage License Law Violations Revealed
An investigation shows Indiana counties issuing illegal licenses by variably applying the law. Some clerks, including Marion County, ignore the residency affidavit requirement, prompting Attorney General warnings. Officials will conduct a thorough inquiry into nonresident licenses and potential prosecutions for clerks and officiants.
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Cloneral
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Indiana Farmers Institutes Form Auxiliary for Women
Indiana agricultural education expands with a new auxiliary to the Indiana Farmers Institutes. The State Agricultural College will launch the innovation as Prof Latta, superintendent, helps procure a large legislative grant for continued institute work.
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Indiana
State Agricultural College
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Farmers’ Institutes
Big State Neighbors Report Deaths and Local Events
At Rising Sun Lillie Harrell six dies of lockjaw and a two year old north of Albany is killed by a horse. A 82 year old Oakland City resident dies after a corn pilling accident. Peters burg worker loses a foot to a rusty nail and will die. A Cottage Grove woman dies after being struck by a passing train. Fountain County auditor estimates six thousand bushels of corn. An Elkhart child strangled by peanut fragment. Evansville boy fatally shot by rifle believed unloaded. A Kokomo tree yields honey and a barrel is found. Harrison County apple trees bear unusually thrifty fruit. Union Mills rebuilds after a fire. Hartford City gas station to serve several towns with 100 wells. Four recent gas belt deaths from black spider bites. Logansport man killed after freight engine accident. Noblesville carnival battle over permits. Bank books audit proposed in Columbus. A Kann man dies at Kokomo races. Fort Wayne gas explosion injures three. one burns fatally. Amish in Berne shift toward civil courts. Indian patents granted for carriages to saws and gas appliances.
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Lillie Harrell
Henry Ones
Albany
Rolin Ursery
Oakland City
Loogootee Prospecting Company
Cannon Farm
Albert Blair
Petersburg
Kate McWhorten
Cottage Grove
David Ferguson
Fountain County
Elkhart
David Boose
Evansville
Earl Bernard
Alvin White
William Young
Kokomo
Union Mills
Kerlin Bros
Hartford City
Dundee
Montpelier
Dunkirk
van Buren
Ohio
James Patterson
Charles Hiser
Logansport
Union City
Hiser
Noblesville
Counil
Alexander Dean
First National Bank of Columbus
Richard Askins
Edward Lowenthal
Fort Wayne
Henry Singer
Adams County
Charles E. Adamson
Muncie
George Bird, Jr
East Chicago
Ernest FE. Geffin
Earl Graves
A. Myers
Cincinnati
Edgar J. Hicks
Indianapolis
Charles R. Hudson
Warren
William R. Labadie
South Bend
J.J. Dueck
Milwaukee
Wis
Lewis T. Lake
Rogerton
Joseph L. Potter
Patrick S. Smith
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