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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
8
In the manor, Haynes-Haviland urges a full moat drag as a hidden clue to Paula Wynne's disappearance. Uncle Wilfrid agrees to search at once while Jerome suspects murder and reveals a torn bead mitten linked to the victim.
In a grim discovery, the silk gown matches Paulo's worn dress as a decapitated body is found. Haynes-Haviland voices vengeance while Jerome, the uncle's ex-secretary, enters the doorway amid shock and fear.
Miss Wynne's body is feared found in the moat as coroner's inquest is set for noon at Sir Wilfrid Amory's home. Key witnesses include Uncle Wilfrid Haynes-Haviland Jerome and Miss Hope amid suspicion of the Woman in Gray.
The narration covers juror debates and witness testimonies in a family intrigue surrounding Paula Wynne. Jerome identifies the corpse and Consuelo admits a quarrel while tensions rise as the coroner questions the witness about the moat body and identity.
An English writer recalls a quibble in law where a thief reached through a railway station window to steal from a till across a boundary between principalities. Debates over which realm should prosecute consumed volumes, but in the end no prosecution occurred because the robber was never caught.
The Tatter cites American visitors noting English clubs emphasize social life while London venues rarely pursue business. In contrast Manhattan clubs like the Knickerbocker focus on deals and finance, drawing members who discuss daily commerce. American newcomers often find English clubs unappealing for lack of business activity.
The judge observes Johnny's daily violin progress. The music teacher reports steady improvement while Johnny's mother expresses gratification about the improvement.
The Province of Quebec in Canada records a population of 1 645 572 with 1 807 980 identified as French. Judge and man’s true worth is measured by heart not pocket.
Engineer Robert Melrose of Battle Creek sues the Grand Trunk Western for 80000 in damages after the April 25 wreck near Haskells that left him disabled with the right leg amputated. Slatton, a Chester convict now in Michigan City for attempted murder, awaits release to inherit a 48000 estate plus substantial bonds and stocks. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Indiana plans new petitions and a lobby drive to secure women suffrage ahead of the November Legislature election.
Warden Read received a Governor commutation for murderer Lewis Russell who was due to be hanged within hours. All preparations had been completed and the death warrant read when the message arrived. Russell reacted with a blank stare that turned to a quiet, relieved remark.
Miss Mary Hinkle, 25, of a Lafayette area farm, drowned in a spring while watering cattle. Her sister found the body in the six foot deep water after she failed to return from the pasture. It is believed she lost her balance and fell headfirst into the spring.
M C Whitehead superintendent of Boone County Orphans Home Lebanon learns the Pipes children inmates at the home are heirs to valuable West Virginia land. Oil rights yield $4,500 plus future royalties from oil extracted on the property.
State happenings report Roosevelt invited to lay the cornerstone on a new Hammond court house during his western trip. Veterans of the 169th Indiana Infantry plan a Wabash reunion Sept 17 with Senator Beveridge as principal speaker.
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