Barony Mystery at a Southern Plantation
In a worn southern library at the Bar ony the Quintards story unfolds around sale of the Bar ony and its history. Yancy adopts Hannibal Wayne rd a mysterious boy. Ferrie buys the Barony but the Quintards deny knowledge of Hannibal. Murrell pursues clues and rescue attempts lead to arrests abductions and a promised marriage among intrigues.
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Guintards
Jonethan Crenshaw
Bladen
Bob Yancy
Hannibal Waynerd
Yancy
Nathaniel Ferrie
Quintards
Hannibal
Captain Murrell
Scratch Hill
Hannibel
Dave Blount
Blount
Squire Balaam
Costa
Betty Malroy
Ferrises
Murrell
Bruce Carrington
Betty
Tennessee
Carrington
Slocum Price
Judge
Urrell
Cavendish
Price
Belle Plain
Lile
Judge Price
Charley Norton
Lawter
Norton
Betery's Choice Ends in Bitter Siege at Spring Bank
Betty Malroy races to Thicket Point then to Raleigh to keep a vow to Charley while Norton fights off attackers and is wounded. Judge Slocum Price faces threats as sheriff Betts pursues quiet justice amid a tense county power struggle.
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Betty
Norton
Thicket Point
Bruce Carrington
Mr. Norton
Carrington
Charley
Spring Bank
Mr. Betts
Slocum Price
Mr. Saul
Myat
Pegloe
Howen
Bowen
Mr. Mahaffy
Solomon
Duel Pistols Herald a Dark Family Debt
The judge and Mahaffy view a leather case with newly purchased dueling pistols amid revelations about Colonel Fentress and his elusive life. Norton visits Belle Plain to inspect improvements while Tom Ware plots and Betty and Norton clash over past memories and present ambitions.
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Saul
Colonel Fentress
the Oaks
Othiera
Murrell
Mahaffy
Hannibal
Secret Marriage Plan Involving Norton And Belle Plain
Betty faces gossip over Charley Norton's romance as he announces a hasty marriage plan with Belle Plain. Carrington offers support while hinting at duty and departure. Norton insists on secrecy until the wedding, and Epps and the Malroy household prepare for change.
Indiana Contests Center of Disturbance in National Convention
Indiana delegates sit at the heart of battle over the Chicago convention contests. Ormsby McHarg warns of major fraud in Marion county and state at large as Roosevelt supporters push for victory. Senate voices doubt Taft's path, while leaders expect Roosevelt to secure the nomination.
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Indianapolia
Indiana
Chicago
National Committee
Ormsby McHarg
Roosevelt
Washington
Marion County
United States
Shively
Col
Kern
Senate
Taft
Widow fears Elwood owner delays funeral rites
Widow Mrs Fei Morelan refuses to allow burial after her husband Barnum's Fat died last Sunday. Local officers and fraternal orders offered condolence and aid but were rejected. County officials may enforce removal of the body for burial amid fear of desecration and a possible cremation.
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Elwood
Fei Morelan
Barnum
Order
Red Men
Kn Pythias
Morelan
Headlight Injunction From Federal Judge Blocks R R Commission
Federal Judge Anderson issued a permanent injunction preventing the railroad commission from enforcing the January 26 order requiring engines to have headlights of at least 1,500 candle power. The Baltimore and Ohio test suit prompted the action.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Railroad Commission
Baltimore and Oulo
Swindler Caught In Texas Arrest Of Raymond Mur ray
Warsaw reports Raymond Murray alias Jesse Reeder, who swindled C A Rigdon of diamonds valued at 281 and cash 49 about two years ago, was arrested in Dallas Texas. Governor Marshall to dedicate the anti tuber culosia camp near Terre Haute is expected June 16. Wet goods destroyed after a raid on Kosciusko pool rooms. Blind pig raid suspects are jailed awaiting trial. John Coffey escapes Floyd jail while awaiting reformatory removal. Rev B Ruf elected president of the German Classis of the Reformed churches in Decatur session. Ptomaine poisoning hits Uniondale and Union Township from tainted cheese.
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Warsaw
Raymond Murray
Jesse Reeder
C. A. Rigdon
Dallas
Texas
New Albany
Ind
John Coffey
Jeffersonville
Floyd County
B. Ruf
Decatur
Rev. B. Ruf
Reformed Orphans’ Home
Fort Wayne
Reformed Churches
Former State Representative W H Guirl Found Dead
W H Guirl, once a state representative, disappeared last Wednesday and was found hanged from a tree in an orchard one mile south of Clay City. Authorities believe he took his own life due to ill health and financial troubles.
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Clay City
W. H. Guirl
Ani Orchard
Guirl
Indiana News In Brief Highlights Local Events And Incidents
Andrews to dedicate new Masonic building this Thursday in Andrews. Goose and Tree lakes report hundreds of dead fish with dynamite suspected. In Gary a man shooting at a sergeant accidentally wounds his wife in the breast, likely fatally. Butler sees George Harcourt found dead in armchair from heart trouble. Elkhart man wounded while stopping an elopement north of Bristol. Indianapolis weighs new inspection issues for weight and measures. Mayor Shank to investigate. Columbus reports a new $75 000 government parcel causing trouble with answers. Markie notes a large catch in the Bush River area.
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Andrews
Masonic
Columbia City
Gary
Weasel
Stephen Mead
Butler
George Harcourt
Whs
Elkhart
Alma Andrew Kindy
Bristol
Claire McManus
Indianapolise
Wulfson
Shank
Columbus
United Sternment
Markie
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Vaughan Kester
Gustaerous
Dmelvile
Aten
Raleigh
Mr. Bowen
Mouch
Tom Ware
Ware
Maying
Tom
Bruce
Allence
Mies Malroy
Big Steve
Little Steve
Ormady McHarg
Evansville
Cecil
Fordon
England
London
Vivien
Manchester
Dunkards
Halling Huntington
Whitley
Yorktown
Arcola
Cash Jones
Hadley
Walter Lewis
Petersburg
McCrillis,Adams
Huntington
Gov. Marshall
Terre Haute
Thomas R. Marshall
Vigo County
Kosciusko County
Kinteel
Portland
Charles Shannon
Bluffton
Uniondale
U Township
Indiana News
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