The Case of the Missing Sandals Chapter 1 Continued
Peter and Harrison debate the medieval nature of Luna and Perkins followers. They discuss a confession, possible murder, and whether Perkins acted alone or was guided by belief in a divine retribution. The dialogue weighs motive and truth amid suspicion.
Witch Cult Murder Fallout Drives Newspaper Race
Peter fights to keep Amos Perkins hidden as Ruth Morgan seeks a meeting with the district attorney while Wright and Basker join Graham in a high tension session. The plot centers on a possible leak as Jimmy and Peter move to control a breaking story about Luna’s death and Perkins’s fate.
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Amos Perkins
Luna
Jimmy
Perkins
Harrison
Vincent
Ress
Per- King
Old Amos
Ruth
Truth
Earl
Graham
Ruth Morgan
Sne
Wright
Miss Morgan
District Attorney
Mr. Basker
Wright Mt
Adoption of Report on Gloucester A H and P Association
The Gloucester A H and P Association adopted its annual report and financial statement. The discussion highlighted boundary fencing, cattle facilities, water supply, and painting, with calls for a bigger membership and a self-financing show. Appreciation was voiced for past president Mr White and for Hon Secretary Dr Dawson, with changes to constitution and committee rules debated.
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Witton
White
Association
Stanton
Dawson
Resolu
Newton
A. H. & P. Association
Firlity
Ehase
Annntroken
Eprak
Wen
Mr. Dawson
Dr Dawson
Sec
J. Matthewson
Messrs Stanton
J. $. Watson
Wilton
Jeffrey
Matthewson
Don
Matthew Son
Surutingers
Mewars
Anderson
Nfee
Royal prerogative explains private lands mining rights
J E Lancaster told the Mining Act debate at Richmond that gold ownership rests with the Crown by royal prerogative. He noted dual ownership: land by individuals and minerals by the Crown, with NSW land grants usually reserving mineral rights to the Crown and the number of minerals varying by grant date.
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J. E. Lancaster
Mines Department
Agricultural Bureaus
Richmond
New South Wales
Bound Mortality and Health Figures Reported in Britain
A terse summary notes annual deaths in Great Britain near 500000 with about 1100 per day. It lists 494 enemas in the British Isles, down 19 from a prior period, and 356 are closed.
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Great Britain
British Isles
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