Bar ony secrets unfold in a southern mansion tale
In the Bar ony library, Quintards, Crenshaw, Bladen, and Yancy discuss the plantation’s history as Hannibal Wayne Hasard appears. Yancy recalls adopting the boy while Nathaniel Ferris buys Harony. Murrell probes and trouble erupts when Hannibal is kidnapped by Dave Blount.
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Quintards
Jonathan Crenshaw
Bladen
Ob Yancy
Hannibal Wayne Hasard
Yancy
Nathaniel Ferris
Betty Malfoy
Ferrises
Murrell
Bruce Carrington
Betty
Tennessee
Carrington
Hannibal
Slocum Price
Urrell
Judge
Cavendish
Price
Belle Plain
Judge Price
Charley Norton
Norton
Carrieton
Ae City
Fianni
Bess Hicks
Bess
Slosson
Prodigal By Vaughan Kester and Melville Prodigal
Protagonist Murrell and captain discuss a plan to flee with a river ark and a dangerous girl. Slosson pressures Murrell about a hidden route while Ware’s fear grows as a night crossing potential fails. The tale shifts to Mahaffy and the judge racing toward Belle Plain after Miss Malfoy’s disappearance with a boy, revealing a web of crime and pursuit.
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Murrell
Jogan Slosson
Slosson
Mr. Sloseson
Ware
Bullen
West Tennessee
Mr. Ware
Joe
Caid
Progressives Call State Convention Aug 1 in Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis July 15 A call issued for the third party state convention to be held Aug 1 at Tomlinson hall with one delegate for every 500 votes cast. About 1400 delegates expected. A state committee to be elected the night before, with headquarters at the English hotel. The convention will nominate a state ticket, adopt a platform, and elect two delegates to the national convention in Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Chicago
Horace C. Stillwell
Anderson
Rudolph @. Leeds
Richmond
W. H. Dye
Noblesville
Harry O. Chamberlain
Edwin M. Lee
The Judge and Mahaffy Share A Late Night Toast
In chapter XXI the judge and Mr Mahaffy celebrate rehabilitated credit after a confidential talk with Mr Pegloe. They observe mutual trust while the shank of the night fades and the stone jug drains, each easing toward a measured sense of equity guiding their private conduct. The scene ends with a subdued toast and a sigh.
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Mr. Mahaffy
Pegloe
Hello Plain
Mahaffy
Bain
Auto Wrecked First Day at Rail Crossing
Veedersburg July 10 Webster Drollinger a farmer living south of the city bought an automobile Saturday morning paying 600 in cash and a horse and cow for the machine He started home and at the C and E I railway crossing two miles south of here the machine balked directly on the track He attempted to push it off the track when a northbound passenger train struck the machine and demolished it.
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Veedersburg
Webster Drollinger
Here
Train Kills 21 Head of Cattle Near Coatesville
Ernest McHaffie on the National road near Stilesville shipped cattle from Indianapolis. Their drive along Vandalia track ended when the animals stampeded onto the line. The midnight express killed 21 and crippled seven near Coatesville after cattleguards were left open.
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Coatesville
Ernest McHaffie
National Road
Stilesville
Indianapolis
Vandalia
Big $100,000 Warren Hill sale to Detroit trio
Elkhart reports the Warren Hill dry goods business sold for 100000 to Herbert F Reynolds William H Reynolds and F W Jewett of Detroit Michigan in what is described as the era’s largest local commercial deal. In Terre Haute, Clifton Ketner a 24 year old lineman for Citizens Telephone Co was killed after contacting a live wire atop a pole.
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Elkhart
Warren Hill
Herbert F. Reynolds
William H. Reynolds
F. W. Jewett
Detroit
Mich
Terre Haute
Clifton Ketner
Citizens' Telephone Company
Montana man commits death by own action in Fort Wayne
John E. Turner, 44, arrived from Bozeman Montana to visit his mother in Fort Wayne. He died yesterday in an apparent self inflicted act. Turner’s death follows a trip to the city for a visit and personal reasons.
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Montana
Fort Wayne
John E. Turner
Bozeman, Mont
Pajama-clad plumber chases burglar in Logansport
July 16 incident that began when Wm Whitehead awakened to see a burglar carrying his tool through a window. Whitehead pursued the intruder in his pajamas until the thief dropped the trousers three blocks from Whitehead’s home. The burglar fled after losing the valuables, and Whitehead celebrated recovering the Riis watch and money.
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Logansport
Wm.head
Whitehead
Chase
Riis
Indiana News in Brief Summary of Incidents Across State
Bedford-Wees Stout, 26, drowned near Williams ten miles west of here. Fort Wayne-Charles Honeck, 0? years old, died from injuries after falling from an engine, skull fracture. Fort Wayne-Convicted of attempting to assault a seven year old. Henry Quick, 64, fined 500 dollars and costs and jailed for months. Crawfordsville-Lyle Alison, college graduate, becomes boys secretary for Crawfordsville Y M C A, takes post in Kalamasco. Gary-Fields, 19, and Frank Kurts, 21, rendered unconscious when lightning struck a house in Tolleston. electricity carried by wires. Lawrenceburg-Mrs. George Wy Brill, 60, bitten three times by rabid French poodle. dog shot. Shelbyville-Virinda Talbert died, estate valued at 45 000 dollars. 600 left to Anderson Talbert, others go to brothers and sisters. Lafayette-Death of J L Co Shank due to heat exposure. found dead after hot day. Terre Haute-Morris Brows and Morris Gorgenski arrested for bank gold scheme. planned to obtain 2000 dollars by deception. Elwood- Fourth of July firework accident injures 14 year old Jerry Laughlin. possible blindness. Terre Haute-Lucretia Denham sues Pittsburg Mining Co. over timber injuries. Munecle-Charles Cheanut and Dickerson, Sterley Hitt involved.
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Bedford
Wees Stout
Williams
Fort Wayne
Charles C. Honeck
New Plymouth
Henry Quick
Mungovan
Reity
Crawfordsville
Lyle Alison
Lawrenceburg
George Wy Brill
Shelbyville
Virinda Talbert
Wid
Anderson Talbert
Lafayette
Hasmers
Here
Shank
Terre Haute
Morris Brows
Morris Gorgenski
Harry Johnson
Jolaéa
Brows
Johnson
Elwood
Mig Jerry Laughlin
Young Laugh
Bsult
Lucretia Denham
Pittsburg Mining Company
Munecle
Charles Cheanut
Dickerson
Sterley Hitt
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Mr. Slosson
Tom Ware
Memphis
Tom
Skeks
Tim
Helle Plain
John
Murre
Memphia
Gonn
Prodigal
Vaughan Kester
Melville
Bogas A
Mahaff
Solomon
Pegios
Mr. Peglos
Seer
Miss Malroy
Miss Malfoy
Mahafyy
Sobie Nan
Dianapolis
Wabash
Adam Sundheimer
Krnef de
Ind
Robert Estes
Casey
Cora Hates
Asyluts
Bates
Bloomington
Drya
Sare
Daisy Burrell
George Kurtis
Collins
George
Daisy
William Bell
Sand Road
Wabash County
Bell
Indiana News
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