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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
2
Lydia waits anxiously as Capel plots a treasure hoard he insists is his and hides a secret plan from Katrine. Katrine confronts Lydia and the pair clash while Capel clings to unknown wealth. The doctors arrive as Lydia collapses in distress.
In the Capel household, Dr Heston and Katrine confront police meddling while nurse Lydia and Gerard Artis clash over Capel’s condition. Lydia endures sleepless vigil as Katrine assumes night watch and a fragile peace hangs over the sickroom.
In the room Capel awakens fadingly to Katrine and expresses gratitude while Lydia enters unseen. A detective visits Girtle about a near burglary and a hospital patient reveals a dying man’s confession linking the earlier robbery to a larger treasure. The officer plans another look, hinting at a substantial sum.
Jeremy Tresize, a lifelong post office worker mocked as a dead head, stumbles from a stolen letter scandal to a personal crisis at home. His wife confesses she never loved him and departs to London, leaving Jeremy to face an inquiry that implicates both their fates and his career.
In a playful magazine vignette a boy of six accuses Harold Hoplite of making his sister Ethel cry. Harold resolves to apologize and kiss her, while a real life version shows the sister sending him to patch things up on the porch with pie in hand.
A New York firm’s Newfoundland postage stamps worth 100000 dollars washed ashore at Cuttyhunk from the Sylvia wreck. Women found the box and many sheets were burned or given away. One woman is said to have kept all the 5 cent stamps valued at eighty thousand dollars.
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