Burglary Case Unfolds as Ravenshurst Plot Deepens
Sir Humphrey explains long lost family history to Roy and Lady Darrell as they race to locate Alice the missing child of Fulke Darrell. Myra and Alice flee by cart to an inn while Jura schemes to reclaim diamonds and escape custody before dawn.
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Sir Humphrey
Earl
Roy
Alice
Darrell
Jura
Lady Darrell
Fulke
Margaret Dornton
Fulks
Sores
Orin
Italy
America
Brown
England
Margare Dornton
Newstley
Nestley
Geoffrey
Geoffrey Armistead
Newton
London
Moretown
Frank
Depeit
Myra
Vaerie
Valerie
Myre
Lawrie
Missus
Count Jura
Paul Rees
Paul
Meelf
Indiana Incidents and Local News Highlights
Condensed report from Seymour to Dubois and surrounding areas notes delays, accidents, and notable events. Reports include Hammond petition for free mail, Princeton train yard death of Jeff Davis the colored tramp, Elmwood brake man Albert Howe injury, and a major tin plate plant plan in Frankton. Also covered are a Windfall revival, Wabash barn fire, a burial dispute in Columbus, and multiple historic discoveries in Kentucky River and Dubois County.
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Seymour Tatke
Hammond
Jeff Davvis
Princeton
Chicago
Frankton
Southern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Rockport
Albert Howe
Elwood
A. A. Turner
Windfail
Disbrow
Greentown
Erlecher
Center
John Oswalt
Wabash
Cyrus Brown
Columbus
Jeffersonville
New Hope Cemetery
Brown
Lucretia Palmer
Daniel Hyther
Aspinwold Avenue
Elkhart
Charles Hazel
Tippecanoe County
Hazelman
Sam Roach
Anderson Paper Company
J. B. Fattig
Fort Wayne
Marshall Makemson
Warsaw
Austin Funk
J. W. Brouse
Kendailville
Alvin Robinson
R. T. McDonald
New Aveline
Harry ( Hanna
Kentucky
Warrolston
Dubois County
Washington
Stochslager
Patoka River
Tiber
Scheie Ys
Nation's Solons Report on Pension, Finance and Legislation
The article reviews congressional action including a 150 million pound pension bill passed after debate, amendments debated and rejected, and a request by Commissioner Lochren on suspension rules. It notes Senate progress on seigniorage coinage and the Smithson Institution act, plus House consideration of District of Columbia and other budget measures and executive appointments. A cable and underground transit proposal in Washington spurs debate on motive power and a push toward underground electric lines.
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Pickiar
Enloe
Lochren
Thas
Outhwaite
Committee of the Whole
Martin
Senate
Gibson
House
United States
Koarsarga
Smithsonten Institution
Ayres
Richardson
Tennessee
Joint Commission On
Executive Departments
Customs Department of the Treasury
Dill
Custom
Messrs. Baker
Henderson
Hepburn
Cannon
Dockery
District of Columbia
Kannes
Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Kilgore
At & O
Mn Peffer
East River
New York
Long Island
Crow Creek
Winnebago Radiaz
South Dakota
de Armand
Sayers
Washington
General Electric
Weatinghouse
Buda Peath
Benate
Gallinger
Canada
Peffer
Wall Street
Benatea
Leprosy in the West Indies and Jamaica Plague
Leprosy is described as widespread in the West Indies with abundant lepers in Jamaica living among the public, trading and running shops. A government leper hospital exists at Spanien ie to house affected individuals, while authorities elsewhere are lax in controlling movement and spread of the disease.
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West Indies
Jama
Spanien
Thay
Parta
Central and
South America
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