Barony Mystery and Kidnapping at Belle Plain
Notes on the Barony sale unfold into a tale of Hannibal Wayne the Quintard family heir. Yancy guards the boy while Murrell schemes to raise black uprisings. Betty Malroy and Bruce Carrington pursue safety as judge Price uncovers land titles and fights the crumbling plot.
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Byonathan Crenshaw
Bladen
Ly Yancy
Hannibal Wayne
Yancy
Nathaniel Ferrin
Cavendish
Price
Betty
Carrington
Belle Plain
Hannibal
Murrell
Judge Price
Charley Norton
Norton
Bess Hicks
Slosson
Fied
Acta
Hess
Hetty
Hicks
Hiis
Ware
The Judge Takes Charge in a Plantations House
The judge orders all outsiders from the house and demands quiet as he plans to question slaves for possible evidence. Mahaffy and Steve carry out the order while the sheriff admits ignorance about what occurred.
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Mr. Ware
Memphis
Steve
Mahaffy
Prodigal Judge B Vaughan Kester. cecsrparrays by Ramelvile
A Tennessee detective thriller scene unfolds at a library where Judge Price and Mahaffy clash over Miss Malroy’s disappearance. The judge questions servants while Hicks hints at suicide and mental imbalance. The sheriff reports Hicks at the bayou and strangers inquiring about Miss Malroy and the boy.
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Vaughan Kester
Ramelvile
Price
Mahaffy
Solomon
Tennessee
Norton
Hicks
Miss Malfoy
The Judge Forms Alliance In Weary Crisis
Judge, Carrington, and three outsiders discuss Hannibal Yancey and Milas Betty as the boy’s fate unfolds. Yancy and Cavendish reveal links to Hannibal and Crenshaw, while Mahaffy presses for who took the boy to North Carolina. The judge pledges aid and contemplates adoption and education for Hannibal.
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Humphryl
Hicks
Hetty
Yancy
Cavendish
Bob Yancy
Scratch Hiller
Milas Betty
Carrington
Betty
North Carolina
Miss Betty
Mahaffy
Pegloe
Mr. Cavendish
Bladen
Quintard
Hiller
Taft urged to visit Indiana State Fair on Labor Day
Indianapolis officials and L. C. Boyd push for President Taft to attend the Indiana state fair opening on Labor Day September 2. An invitation will be sent to Washington as Indiana lawmakers seek to boost Republican influence. a keynote speech in the Coliseum may be arranged if he accepts.
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Indianapolis
Taft
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Middle West
Terre Haute
Ind
White House
Indiana
Washington
Indiana Fair
Stig
L. C. Boyd
State Board of Agriculture
Boyd
State health board reports June prosecutions and dairy milk case
The state board of health filed one June prosecution under food and drug laws. Indiana Ice & Dairy of Anderson was found not guilty on selling dirty milk. The department inspected 1,533 places in 64 cities. 22 excellent, 804 good, 589 fair, 186 poor, 32 bad. 166 condemnations included insanitary buildings and conditions. dairies, groceries, stores, restaurants and meat facilities saw condemnations. 89 suspected food samples tested. 20 illegal, including lard ice cream milk mustard syrup and vinegar. 12 drug samples tested. 3 illegal all linseed oil. J D Connors Jr of Wabash elected president of the Northern Indiana Florists association with two officers and 33 members at banquet. New incorporations listed Bacon & Co Terre Haute Peoples State Bank Windfall and others.
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State Board of Health
H. E. Barnard
Indiana Ice & Dairy Company of
Anderson
Progressive party weighs suffrage plank at state meeting
A subcommittee at state headquarters discusses ten platform planks including equal suffrage. Progressives expect a women’s voting plank, not limited to school elections, to win support from resolutions and state convention leaders. Strong belief exists that suffrage advocates will push for adoption by the committee and push to the full convention.
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Prograssive
Jis
Wome
Employment Bureau quarterly report shows job placements
The eleventh quarterly report of the State free employment bureau says 1,611 people found work in the quarter ending June. A total of 1,844 applied, with 1,360 positions filled. Among job seekers, 68 were men and boys and the rest women and girls, led by houses for women seeking work. Since the bureau began, 11,??3 applicants applied and 9,293 or 60.5 percent found employment. There were 12,238 placements reported by employers seeking help. The report notes military figures at Fort Harrison where Governor Marshall visited during maneuvers.
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State Statistician
Perse
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Ine Banas
Little Steve
Big Steve
Missy
Miss Malroy
Bayou
Hicks Saya Misa Malroy
Tom Ware
Mise Malroy
Kentucky
Randolph
MAY Vigit State Fair
Boarch of Agriculture
W. T. Gott
Crawt
Statehouse
Tors
Florists
J. D. Connors, Jr
Wabash
Northern
Bacon & Co
C. L. Bacon
H. G. Bacon
B. M. Bacon
Helt Boclal Club
Dana
New Party
Employment Bureau
Marehall
Benjamin Harrie
Fort
Jamin Harrison
Governor Marshall
G W. McCoy
Indiana National Guard
Indiana III Guard
Marshall
Fort Harring
Glenn Saul
Diana National Guard
Dormabe
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