Barony Mystery Resurfaces as Judge Encounters Hannibal
In a plantation library scene the Barony and its Quintard heirs loom large as Hannibal, the disguised heir, reappears. Yancy relays past abductions and rescues while Captain Murrell presses his pursuit. At Boggs race-track the judge faces memories of a life he had thought dead. Betty and Hannibal reunite with Hetty Malroy as Carrington watches.
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Juintarda
Byonathan Crenshaw
Bladen
Bob Yancy
Hannibal Wayne Hazard
Yancy
Nathaniel Ferrin
Quintards
Hannibal
Captain Murrell
Scratch Hill
Dave Blount
Murrell
Plount
E- Boy
Squire Balaam
Betty Malroy
Ferrises
Bruce Carrington
Betty
Tennessee
Carrington
Fanny
Judge Slocum Price
Urrell
Judge
Cavendish
Price
Belle Plain
Mr. Mahaffy
Boggs
Solomon
Raleigh
Hetty Malroy
Prodigal Judge Vaughan Kester
Betty and Hannibal arrive at Belle Plain as Judge Slocum Price, Mr. Mahaffy, and Captain Murrell join the scene. Betsy shocks Murrell with defiant chatter while Carrington and Norton wager on rifle accuracy, pitting living nerve against steady aim in a tense carriage gathering.
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Hannibal
Betty
Mahaffy
Price
Judge Slocum Price
Tom Ware
Norton
Slocum Price
Carrington
Mr. Carrington
Ware
Murrell
Belle Plain
West Lennessea
Judge seeks law practice in frontier town
In a wooded camp near Boggs’ and Raleigh the Judge tells Solomon he aims to hang his shingle in a prosperous rallying town. He arrives at a tavern seeking a home and an opportunity, meeting Charley Norton who offers a vacant rent free house tied to Thicket Point Plantation.
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Judge Price
Mahaffy
Boggs
Raleigh
Betty
Hannibal
Belie Plain
Solomon
Mahany
City
Mr. Freglee
Mr. Pegloe
Charley Norton
Mr. Norton
Norton
Betty Malroy
Tom Ware
Captain Murrell
Belle Plain
Office
Reptiles Said to Live Long Lives In India and Madagascar
The article notes sacred crocodiles in India reputedly over a hundred years old and mentions giant tortoises of Madagascar with vast age estimates. It cites a Cape Town governor’s garden tortoise that arrived eighty years ago and was believed to be about 120 at arrival.
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India
Madagascar
Capetown
Railroad war on right of way halts half mile of track
Huntington May 20 A clash between lines led to section men tearing up nearly a half mile of Cincinnati Bluffton & Chicago track on the Erie right of way. The C B C refused to yield amid disputes over a double track project, forcing Erie passengers to be ferried by auto to Huntington while B C C travelers waited or walked from Uniondale.
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Huntington
Chicago & Erie Railroad
Cincinnati, Bluffton & Chicago Railroad
Erie
Marion O
Rochester
Ind
Uniondale
Valuation Increase Reported by Indiana Board of Tax Commissioners
Indianapolis May 20 A full revision of corporate property valuations by the state board of tax commissioners shows total valuation for the year at 260 366 631 dollars, up 4 669 987 from last year. Delays in railroad right of way improvements and telecommunication properties prompted the revision, with steam road right of way at 5 766 863 dollars, electric wine right of way at 1 063 410 dollars, up 335 702 and 83 522 respectively.
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Indianapolis
State Board
Mad Dog Hastens Adoption in Lebanon
In Lebanon on May 17 Mr. and Mrs. John N. Smith adopted Miss Caroline Pittinger age fifteen before driving to Indianapolis for rabies treatment after all three were bitten by a mad dog. They planned the adoption as a legal heir arrangement in case treatment failed.
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Lebanon
Indianapolis
John N. Smith
Caroline Pittinger
Pittinger
Lake Shore Fined For Hours Of Service Violations
In Indianapolis federal court Judge Anderson fined the Lake Shore railroad $1,000 for keeping employees on duty beyond permitted hours. Ten counts carried $100 penalties each. six counts were dismissed. The railroad offered no resistance to the government action. Drys beat wets in Johnson County as precinct 10 returns were ruled irregular and thrown out. an appeal to the circuit court was filed. In Fort Wayne, John C. Woodruff, eighty three, died arriving from Florida, just as he was to be moved to the station waiting room. he had been a retired stone contractor and a sixty year Mason.
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Lake Shore
Indianapolis
Anderson
Lake Shore Railroad
Miller
Fort Wayne
Florida
John C. Woodruff
Masonic Fraternity
Eighty Graduates Set for Richmond High School Commencement
Seventy students will graduate from Richmond High School in June, the largest class in the institution’s history. Commencement exercises are scheduled for June 13 in Richmond.
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Richmond
Richmond High School
Policeman in Laundromat Firefight Sparks Lafayette Scene
Lafayette May 13 John McCauley a Kantag City police officer living with parents in Lafayette created excitement in a Chinese laundry when the clerk refused to give him his laundry McCauley drew a revolver and fired several shots into a wall He planned to catch a train to Kansas City and demanded the laundry as payment.
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Lafayette
John McCauley
Kantag City Police Force
McCauley
Kansas City
Wreck collision inquiry and a long ago kidnapping tale
News items recount a 10th car wreck investigated by coroner Cochran with Howard Beattie among the injured. separate Seymour report tells of a child kidnapped from relatives and later restored to her father after court action in Idaho. The texts mix damaged recollections and scattered details.
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Kokomo
Traction Company Care
Howard Beattie
Plac
W. C. Howard
Cochran
New Jail Rule for Theft Cases Adopted by Judge Frank
Judge Frank enforces rule where each cent of the stolen value adds one day in jail. George S was first offender arraigned for stealing shoes and selling them for 50 cents. He received no jail time under the rule.
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Muncle
Frank
George's
Muncie School Enumeration Reveals Growth in Pupils
The Muncie report shows 315 more children enrolled than last year with overall gains in many schools. Black students total 430, while the colored population in the city exceeds one thousand five hundred, indicating varied progress across districts.
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Muncie
Indiana News In Brief
Bedford reports four cattle killed by an electrical storm near here and a note about Zeba Chambers and William Evansville postmaster Charles Sibler seeks a husband for Mat tie Johnson of Clifton Kentucky. Paoli notes Lick Creek water rise washing Lithia well bottling house. Muncie mentions mastoid abscess operation on Mary A L Friddie. Wabash reports saloon notices as crackdown on liquor sales. Columbus learns Al Blessing, former attorney here, died by suicide in Montrose Colorado. Boonville wreck halts westbound train. one hurt and funeral party routed. Seymour body of Ralph Boswell arrives for burial from Texas. Wabash mayor bans fireworks. promises crackdown on Fourth of July noise.
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Bedford
Here
Zeba Chambers
William
Evansville
Charles Sibler
Mattie Johnson
Clifton
Paoli
Lick Creek
Iron Bridge
Lithia Weil
Mary A. L. Friddie
Columbus
Montrose
Colo
al Blessing
Boonville
Cannelton Tr
Evanston
Seymour
Ralph Boswell
Pacific
Fort Texas
Marshall M
Boswell
Wabash
Wilson
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