The Rawn and Halsey Entanglement in Graystone Hall
In a Chicago to Graystone Hall setting, Charles Halsey confronts his wife Grace about neglect and ambition while his partner, Virginia Delaware, becomes a power figure at Gravatone Hall. The story traces family betrayals, a daring invention, and a looming clash over wealth, control, and loyalty.
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John Rawn
Texas
Laura Johnson
St. Louis
Grace
Jover
Charles Halsey
Halsey
Rawn
Chicago
Virginia Delaware
Grace Rawn
Misa Delaware
Hia Jowery
Fe Freta
Dora
English clergyman learns monks misname soup at Mount Athen
A London cleric traveling in Greece spent a night at a Mount Athen monastery. The monks served an English dish misnamed as bees'ly muck while praising ancient Greek learning. The tale notes the English sailor who had recently tasted the soup. The article also cites Paris theater receipts doubling over twenty years funding the poor with a ten percent tax totaling 1.3 million dollars.
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London
Greece
Mount Athen
Weing
Paris
Second Opium Den Busted in Richmond Raid
Richmond police raid on Clarence Washington's home uncovers a second opium den in a month. Ten pounds of opium prepared for smoking and fifty plus empty cans found in the cellar as Washington and three others are arrested. Washington resisted, was captured while heavily armed. cans bore a Philadelphia chemists label. Federal officers to be notified of the violation of opium laws.
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Richmond
Clarence Washington
Washington
Ella
Edward Anderson
Philadelphia
Victim of Attack Dead in New Albany After Robbery
Henry Hankey aged eighty two proprietor of a west side general store died after a January assault and robbery by Charles Bence and Sherley Ruby. Both teens pleaded guilty in Flood circuit court to robbery and received two to four teen years in the state reformatory. Hankey had run his store sixty years and left a large estate. he was unmarried and survived by two nieces and two nephews. In Noblesville, Ora Trittipu pool room was dynamited. building damaged, windows shattered, and a hole blown in the basement floor. No reason given for the attack.
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New Albany
Henry Hankey
Charles Bence
Sherley Ruby
Deal
Flood
Utz
State Reformatory
Hankey
Noblesville
Ora Trittipu
Fisher's Station
Trittipo
Poolroont
Bulldog Prevents Death by Action at Home
Tivansville reports Mrs Amelia Stuertner sixty two widow of a Evansville contractor saved from suicide by her pet bulldog. After turning on gas she removed the dog then the animal yelped until neighbors entered to find her unconscious. She is expected to recover. Mrs Stoermer sister of Pred P Straud prominent local merchant.
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Tivansville
Amelia Stuertner
Evansville
Brown
Los Angeles
Cal
Stoermer
Flour Causes Auto Accident Near Connersville
A Waterloo township farmer Oliver Fiant faced a near fatal crash when flour spilled by wedding guests caused a car to skid and plunge twenty feet. The driver, identified as Mario Marcelli David Spence, suffered severe injuries from a wheel accident. his skull fractured when the machine sped into a tree.
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Connersville
Oliver Fiant
Waterloo
Mario
Marcelli- David Spence
Ge Otorlydive
J Sorert
Prominent Indiana Editor Dies After Illness
Laporte Indiana mourns the death of Edward Molloy Regenty longtime Republican editor of the Laporte Herald a Civil War veteran who died after heart trouble following injuries from a recent fall. In nearby Leaside Lesaisport W D Ray reports a twelve ounce goose egg awaiting tally weighing twelve ounces and measuring eleven and three quarter by seven and one eighth inches in circumference.
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Laporte
Marette
Edward Molloy
Regenty
Indiana
Laporte, Herald
Unio
Lesaisport
W. D. Ray
Thin City
Death Notices In Bedford And Weast DeWald Street
Lester H Obrester aged nineteen of 320 West DeWald Street was found dead from asphyxiation in his parents home. George Golda Back aged sixty three, foreman at Ledford Stone Contracting, died of heart disease at his home after a joking remark.
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Fe. Wayne
Lester H. Obrester
Jacob Obrester
Weat DeWald Street
Bedford
George Goldaback
Ledford Stone Contracting Company
Plea Filed in Death Declaration for May Settlemeyer Case
In Bartholomew County Indiana lawyers seek a court ruling that May Settlemeyer is legally dead after nine years of searching from Terre Haute to Columbus. An administrator for Edward Graves filed suit to collect 1100 dollars in Settlemeyer’s estate for Graves heirs while impostor claims were rejected. Also Greensburg reports William C. Bales pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a Blue Sky case and received seven years with sentence suspended on good behavior.
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Columbus
Miss May Settlemeyer
Terre Haute
Bartholomew Circuit Court
Miss Settlemeyer
May Settlemeyer
Frank H. Drake
Edward Graves
Miss Settleneyer
Graves
Greensburg
William C. Bales
Wilkens
C. W. Pagel
Indiana News In Brief Selections From Many Cities
Memorial day address invited by Rev J L Puckett of Kokomo. Hugh Houston sues Vandalia Coal Co for 10000 over fall at Superior mine near Dugger. D B Burkhart buys half interest in Charles carriage factory in Tipton in exchange for 163 acre Madison township farm. In Muncie trial indicates attack on A E K Needham by a personal enemy, not election related. Walter Sharp to join US government service, leaving for Panama Canal Zone April 1. Woman’s Relief Corps holds patriotic school led by Mrs Flora Millspaugh with 200 members in Tipton. Clyde Davis sues Union Traction for 3590 after car collision in Marion. Heath Walker and William White charged with operating a blind tiger in Connersville. Edward Davis and Walker Nichols confess robberies in Evansville and other cities. Frank Frown 30 dies after drinking carbolic acid while eluding arrest in New Albany. William Marker ships goods to Los Angeles to join brother Noah Marker in business. Rushville Creamery reorganized as Excelsior Creamery with Dr J R Klusinger president and others, creditors paid. White Water Presbyterian home mission committee meets in Shelbyville with visitors from Richmond Greensburg Connersville and local leaders. C L Simmons elected chancellor of Indiana Court of Honor. E G Nix recorder. Edgar Alexander treasurer in South Bend. O G Murray of Gennett theater wins 165 damages in Richmond court.
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Anderson
J. L. Puckett
Kokomo
Sullivan
Hugh Houston
Vandalia Coal Company
Superior Mine
Dugger
Tipton
D. B. Burkhart
Elwood
Charles Carriage
Madison Township
Muncie
A. EK. Needham
Needham
Newcastle
Walter Sharp
Newcastle Fire Department
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Woman's Relief Corps
Fifth Street
Evansville
Edward Davis
Indianapolis
Walker Nichols
el Paso
Tex
St. Louis
Nashville
Vincennes
Terre Haute
New Albany
Frank
Noah R. Marker
Leavenworth
Markers
Rushville
Rushville Creamery Company
Excelsior Creamery Company
J. R. Klusinger
Charles Setton
Harry Kramer
J. Feudner
Claude Walker
A. R. Holden
Shelbyville
The
White Water Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
TJ. Graham
Richmond
Walter E. Reynolds
Greensburg
Leftingwell
Connersville
David L. Wilson
Raham
Australia
South Bend
C. L. Simmons
Bloomington
Indiana Court of Honor
E. G. Nix
Huntington
Edgar Alexander
Logansport
O. G. Murray
Gennett Theater
Murray
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North Shore
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