Beadbon Schemes and a London Visit After the Derby
Gilbert Sinclair travels to Bloomsbury after Goblin's victory to press for Davenant's sale and discuss winnings with James Wyatt. Wyatt accuses Sinclair of treachery, reveals hidden links to Sir Cyprian Davenant, and a heated confrontation ends with Sinclair’s ominous exit into the night.
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Sinclair
Davenant
Peple
Gilbert Sinclair
Judas
James Wyatt
Gilbert
Wyatt
Lord Clangarde
Cyprian Davenant
Cyprian
Mr. Sinclair
Bloomsbury
Local Notes on Accidents and Deaths in Indiana
James Cooley of Columbus aged 68 struck by a J M I train and unlikely to recover. Sarah Lovell burned to death when her dress caught fire from a cook stove in Noblesville. Cairn Mason’s house burned at Dublin with belongings and about $50 lost. Goshen farmers organize to deter hunters on their land. A serious head on collision on the C K I road near Hilldale left engines wrecked but no injuries. Greenfield reunion planned for Company A Fifty third Regiment on Sept 1 with half fare from Indianapolis. Multiple fatal and near fatal accidents across Indiana including Fort Wayne and Jeffersonville incidents. War statistics recount Indiana’s Civil War mobilization and casualty figures. A number of local deaths and injuries reported from various towns.
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James Cooly
Columbus
Sarah Lovell
Noblesville
Cairn Mason
Dublin
Goshen
Hilldale
W. E. O'Haven
Greenfield
Fifty-third Regiment
Indianapolis
William Adams
Fort Wayne
Wabash
Huntington
Fairfield Avenue
Fricke
Lizzie Newton
Faiirland
Shelbyville
Fairland
James Gray
Moses Rose
Stewart
Lie
Burton
United States
Mitchell
C. H. Hall
Franklin
Marty Canning Factory
George Teague
CIA
New Albany
Jordsm Harris
Water Street
Nern
United States Supreme Court
John W. Kern
J. Baveridge
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Beadbon
London
Tattersall
Giblin
Goblin
Shoreditch
Mr. Wyatt
Grave Old Square
Stevie
Mr. Sinclai
Ailert
Solicitor 8
Gotlin
Jackson
Jim
Peope
County Society
Cyprian Davenent
Themistocles
Cyrus
Ionians
Sardis
Fehes
Woman's Department
Indiana
Commonwealth
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
Misakaippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Kentucky
Louisiane
Missouri
North Carolina
Maryland
Texas
South Jina
Indian Territory
Fenner Yadi Nr
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