Detective Larsan Opens Gate to Darzac Visit
Rouletabille and I trail Frederic Larsan at the Grandier estate where Larsan confirms Robert Darzac is near the chateau. Darzac arrives in a rush as Rouletabille insists on a discussion, but the detective excuses himself and Darzac grows visibly fearful at the sight of the young reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouletabille
Frederic Larson
Larsan
London
America
Paris
Yellow Room
Frederic
Rouletbille
Roulembille
Frederic Larsan
M. Fred
M. Robert Darzac
Chateau
M. Rouletabille
Fred
Rouletafille
M. Rouletafille
Epinay
Robert Darzac
Park Gate
Darzac
Monsieur
Robert Darrac Quail
M. Darzac
Daddy Jacques
M. Robert
Justice
M. Jacques
Darzac Confrontation at the Chateau Door
Rouletabille confronts M. Darzac in a chateau room where the Sorbonne professor, once cautious with gloves, reveals unmarked hands. Darzac’s uneasy demeanor follows Rouletabille’s accusation of involvement in a suspected attack on Mlle Stangerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrac
Mlle. Stangerson
Yellow Room
M. Sainclair
Monsieur
Rouletabille
Russia
Sorbonne
Roulembille
M. Robert Darzac
Rouletabille experts on the pavilion crime scene
Rouletabille and M Darzac discuss the murder mystery at the pavilion. They scrutinize the yellow room the laboratory and the mutton bone weapon while questioning the concierges and Daddy Jacques about alibis and possible complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Routetabille
M. Robert Darzac
Rouletabille
Donjon
Paris
M. Darzac
Daddy Jacques
M. de Marquet
Oak Grove
Mademoiselle
Monsieur
Mile
Stangerson
Milo
Mile. Stangerson
Yellow Room
Robert Darzac
Mlle
Disease in Iowa dairies counted at six million dollars
Dr J W Kime told a state institutions meeting that diseased dairy herds in Iowa are worth about six million dollars. He said the state dairies face terrible conditions and that most tuberculosis problems stem from infected cows. State veterinarian P O Koto urged inspection of every dairy herd and compensation for losses from culled animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
J. W. Kime
State House
P. O. Koto
Navy Ranks Second Among World Powers in Fleet Tonnage
The Navy Year Book lists the United States as second in world power, with 31 battleships and armoured cruisers totalling 607,241 tons. Great Britain leads in battleship tonnage at 1,395,030 tons, while Germany ranks third, France fourth, and Japan fifth.
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Great Britain
U. S
Germany
France
Japan
Washington, D. C
Dee
Pitman Pulsifer
Senate Navy Committee
United States
A Yorkshire farmer declines funeral invite over awkwardness
A Yorkshire farmer explains he cannot attend his neighbor’s funeral because it would feel odd to accept civilities when he has never reciprocated. He notes he has attended three neighbors' funerals, including the third wife, and his wife finds his reasoning surprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
England
Complaint to quiet title in Jefferson County Iowa
Charles Harris files in Jefferson County Iowa a petition to own in fee the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 18 township 72 range 11 west totaling 40 acres. He alleges heirs of Jefferson Harris may claim and seeks to bar them from any right or title and asks for title to be established. Default if not answered by February 2, 1909. Published in The Fairfield Tribune. Judge M A Roberts. Attorneys I D Jones Leggett and McKenney. 42-41
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Jefferson County
John Harris
William Harris
Andrew Harris
Jefferson Harris
Township Seventy-two
Range Eleven
State of
Iowa
Charles Harris
Fairfield
I. D. Jones
Leggett & McKenney
Fairfield Tribune
M. A. Roberts
Sheriff Sale Notice in Jefferson County Iowa
The sheriff of Jefferson County Iowa announces a public auction to satisfy a judgment in favor of J M White against Ellen White VanNice and Charles C VanNice. The property includes specified parts of Section 6 and Section 7 Township 73 Range 9. Auction is January 6 1909 at 2 pm at the Fairfield courthouse for $467.37 debt plus $45.30 costs and accruing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Jefferson County
J. M. White
Ellen White VanNice
Charles C. VanNice
Fairfield
W. H. Neibert
C. O. Carter
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W. O. Pool
Main St
Junkin Bldg
Iona
Kate M. Jones
A. G. Jordan
Attorney AT Law
Square
James P. Starr
Kerr-Pettitt Building
R. J. Wilson
First National Bank
T. L. James, D. D. S
Ralph M. Irwin
Edwin C. Bock
Shriner’s Drug Store
C. A. McCelderry
South Side Clothing Store
Frank Fourt
N. P. Work
McElhinney Building
Fairfield, Ta
Paul Reed
Higley
Res
Wilson Block
Gaston Leroux
Brentano’s
Joseph Rouletabille
E. R. Smith
Lawyer
North Side Park
J. A. Huglin
Jefferson County State Bank
Theo. Hochuly
Fairfield, Ia
Robert Sloan
Keosauqua
Sloan & Hochuly, Attorneys AT Law
Stubbs Block
East Side of
E. F. Simmons
N. W. Cor
Park
Stubbs Bldg
Lora D. James
M.D
Mme. Bernier
M. Darsac
M. Stangerson
A. W. Chase
John Gerhart
South Main St
Orrville
Ohio
Dr. A. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Thoma
Fairfield Gas & Electric Company
J. A. Spielman
Frank Light
R. F. Wilson
Anton Carlson
The
J. C. Thorne
B. S. McElhinny
John A. Spielman
L. J. Marcy
Southeast Corner Park
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