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Newspaper

Galveston Leader

Location

Galveston, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1915

Page

2

Dark Hollow Intrigue at Ostrander Home

In a troubled tale Judge Ostrander faces a decades old murder case tied to his son Oliver and Deborah Scoville. A missing page in a forged document renews doubt, while Deborah and Oliver both loom as suspects as the judge seeks truth and justice. The plot tightens around family honor and a looming return of the accused son.

Judge Ostrander Deborah Scoville Algernon Etheridge John Scoville Dark Hollow Etheridge Deborah Reuther Oliver Olver Miss Weeks Courder Black Udge Spencer Mr. Black Bat

He Must Be Found as Oliver Ostrander Vanishes

Deborah Scoville and Mr. Black plan a vigil as Oliver Ostrander remains missing after fleeing the city. Reuther, urged by Mr. Black, prepares for a perilous pursuit while police pursue clues. Flannagan’s appearance at police HQ hints at new avenues in the investigation as Treks toward Tempest Lodge loom.

Oliver Mr. Black Ostrander Khim Detroit Black Silver Deborah Reuther Oliver Ostrander District Attorney's Office Adirondack Tempest Lodge

When an Iceberg Collapses Near Newfoundland Craft

A steam boat near Newfoundland skirts an iceberg to inspect it, a shift in mass causes it to break apart, and a huge wave sweeps toward the vessel. The captain orders prayer and safety kneeling as the wave washes the boat to safety. The event illustrates how iceberg collapses pose danger far from the immediate site.

Newfoundland Immediiate

Napoleon's First Interview with Veteran Generals

Napoleon, impatient for guidance, declares warfare in its infancy and condemns old invitational tactics. He asserts the art of war now demands initiative and action, not requests to fire.

Napoleon Rampon Napoleon Buonaparte

Bonaparte's Unlucky Shot at Toulon

An anecdote from the Napoleon anecdotes follows Bonaparte firing the first shell at Toulon. It destroyed the hotel where he and his family had stayed after leaving Corsica, a house run by his mother's foster sister. The woman’s husband died in the explosion.

Bonaparte Toulon Corsica Napoleon W. H. Ireland

Resignation of William Jennings Bryan Bids Farewell

Logan resigns as Wilson cabinet member after a farewell at the White House. Bryan issues a statement urging an international inquiry into German United States tensions and warns Americans to avoid belligerent ships and ships carrying ammunition in danger zones. Wilson and Bryan exchange a cordial farewell, reflecting on policy disputes within the administration.

Wilson Washington William Jennings Logan White House State Department Germany Bryan United States International Commission William Jennings Bryan Mr. Bryan

Wilson to Protest Britain Over Unlawful Blockade

President Wilson prepares a note to Great Britain demanding an end to interference with neutral commerce and the interruption of trade between the United States and Germany, especially food for noncombatants. The aim is to enforce international law rules on all belligerents.

London Washington Wilson Germany Great Britain Britain United States

Invaders Take Monfalcone in Italian Campaign

Italian troops near Trieste report sighting the city from Monfalcone hilltops. Monfalcone, vital for Trieste’s electrical supply and shipyards, is seized with Italians hoisting a flag on a Venetian tower ruins. Six perish in Saskatchewan river auto accident near Outlook.

Udine Italy Trieste Monfalcone

Firing Up All Four Furnaces at McKeesport

In McKeesport Pennsylvania four furnaces resumed operation at the National Tube works supply group for the first time in eight years. The return of workers was noted as many employees came back to their posts.

Pittsburgh National Tube Works McKeesport

Auto plunge in Beloit claims life and injures lawyer

In Beloit Wisconsin on June a car driven by Franklin Thompson of Carpenter Wyoming plunged over an embankment into a creek killing Thompson instantly and injuring Theodore Peelman a lawyer who was riding in the vehicle.

Auto Beloit Wis Frank Thompson Carpenter, Wyo Theodore Peelman Thompson

Growth of Western Canada Spotlighted in Rail and Education Advances

An advertisement extols Western Canada boasting Alberta rail mileage up to 4,097 and doubling in three years. It notes Dominion Railway Commission rate controls and a rising University of Alberta enrollment, while praising land investor J B R Edward of Blackie for profitable farming, high yields, good winters, mild summers, and improved health since relocating from Iowa.

Western Canada ofAlberta Dominion Railway Commission University of Alperta Canada J. BR. Edward Blackie Alta Iowa Cass County

Plain People and Crowd May Influence Senator

Senator Sorgum cites trust in plain people but doubts crowd consensus. He asks what happens if the common view diverges and states he will not be swayed by a thoughtless majority.

Senator Sorghum

Flow of Language in Farm Talk Mocked by Farmer

A brief dialogue features Farmer Countessel remarking that a friend’s language is pleasant but rarely serves practical use, except to drown out ideas. The exchange highlights rustic wit and criticism of verbose writing.

The Usual Thing

Singleton asks if his wife listens to advice and Wederly replies that she does listen, but only that.

Singleton

Quotations on Baseball and Social Pressure

A collection of witticisms notes a baseball player described as an ugly mug. The reply defends him as a pitcher. A woman considering nonconformist plans worries about neighbors and social judgment.

Parasol soda fountain and parade of Easter goods

An old fashioned soda fountain and a parspasparilla note appear alongside Easter gifts and attire. The laundress favors Red Cross Ball Blue for white clothes. Advertisements include grocers and remarks on marriage rings and prize rings drawing attention to stage appearances.

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Myra Flannagan Andrews Shelby Judge Archibald Ostrander Shyan Nebraskan U. S Trent Outlook Sask J. P. Thompson Herbert Coleman Toronto Saskatchewan Western Florida Volusia County Florida Land & Settlement Co Eola V. Cisstunaa An. Acnchas Giagn
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