LeMoyne Mystery Deepens As Sidney Meets Doctor Max
In this installment Sidney moves into the Page household as a probationary nurse under Dr. Max Willson. Aunt Harriet opens a shop while Christine and Palmer plan marriage. K LeMoyne’s hidden past fuels intrigue as Max visits Sidney across the street and K hesitates to meet new people.
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K. LeMoyne
Page
Sidney
Anna
Harriet
Max Willson
Christine Lorenz
Palmer Howe
Pages
Joe Drummond
Max
Charlotta Harrison
Return of the Surgeon and a Stranger at Night
In a dark balcony confrontation, K. reveals he survives and lives as Le Moyne now, saying he left surgery after losing faith. Dr. Wilson, stunned, recalls their past as the memory of the Titanic era and a bronze college tablet loom, while Sidney waits nearby.
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Sidney
Mr. le Moyne
Doctor Wilson
Max
le Moyne
Wilson
la Moyne
Wedding at Five Stirs Hospital Ward
Christine faces doubts before her wedding as Sidney, now a nurse, grows closer to Max Wilson. Max offers K. a path back, but K. declines. Sidney wrestles with love, duty, and the hospital's deadly quiet as Christine prepares to marry a troubled man and the ward braces for the ceremony.
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Max
Wilson
Sidney
Christine
Joe
Grace
Carlotta Harrison
Carlotta
Miss Harrison
Would You Permit Your Daughter to Marry a Reprobate?
A moral pondering asks if a daughter or sister should marry a young man described as a rake and broken reed, and whether Christine should refuse marriage even at a late hour.
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Christine
Then Things Happened in a City Life Tale
A bookkeeper in a large factory lives a quiet hall room life and longs for no adventures. In one week misfortune strikes including a burglary, an ammonia tank explosion, a subway accident, a mistaken arrest, and a fatal automobile collision on his way home. He marries the nurse who tends him.
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Wilson
Sidney
Christine
le Moyne
Anna
Katie
Max Wilson
Mary McGuire
Alony
Te Btreken
Senator Greene dies heralds Democratic Senate edge
Senator William T. Greene of Albion Indiana died of pneumonia prompting tributes in the legislature. The Senate adjourned to honor him and a funeral escort was named to take the body to Albion. His death gives the Democrats a 25 to 24 majority in the Indiana Senate. Governor Goodrich called a special election for February 6 to fill the vacancy.
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Indianapolis
William T. Greene
Albion
Ind
House
Senate
Goodrich
Green
Greene
Bush
G. R. Summers
South Bend
Oscar B. Smith
Knox
Charles O. Signs
North Manchester
Chml
Indiana Legislature Passes Health Board and Tax Proposals
A set of measures in the Indiana legislature include creating a state health board with a $7,000 appropriation and expanding officer powers. Bills cover medical examination requirements for officials, penalties for unlawful wire cutting, and conditions for superintendent eligibility. Additional acts address marriage licenses, real estate appraisal, and inheritance law enforcement.
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Indiana U
Bloomington
Indiana University
W. L Bryan
Indiana
Hagerty
Hudgins
Indiana State Normal School
of. S
McConaha
John A. Lapp
Hoosier Notes reports varied local incidents and arrests
The Veedersburg item describes a horse saddle sale attempt to an officer, leading to an arrest and identification. Greencastle notes divorce granted to Mrs. Hilham after sixteen alleged incidents with her late husband. Wabash reports two elderly county residents, Thayanni Xander Moore and an 83 year old, as dead. Marion mentions a serious multivehicle collision injuring three and two others. Brasil notes a new ice plant for Cold Storage Company and Sabbath business tensions.
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Veedersburg
D. D. Duncan
Beth
Outfit. Org
Wabash
Elent
Charles Hilham
Thayanni Xander Moore
Ekelm
Marion
Brasil
George Bump
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Presbyterian
Bidney
Mamma
Palmer
Country Club
Father
Senator Greene
Senator
Lafayette
Purdue University
Jeffersonville
Antone Summers
American Car and Foundry Company
Louisville
Rushville
First Baptist
Carlos Dinsmore
Peru
WIIL
Columbia City
J. B. Goodalls & Son
Valparaiso
Valparaiso University
Deat of Trade Council
State Department of Insurance
White
Ous
Harmon House
State Board
David Byer
Emaldii State Board of Health
Hoosier
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