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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1911

Page

5

Haunted House Party Reveals Ghost Lore in Old Stanislaw Place

A town youth club plans a Hallowe en night visit to the dilapidated Stanislaw homestead known as the haunted house. Amid tales of a white clad specter and a tragic adopted family, the group stages a spooky feast and hears a modern ghost story from an unseen guest.

Stanislaw Ce Lar Rapida Acra Etranger Hallowe'en Milton John Sloan Claire Haman Helen Ware Mary Ann Stanislaws John Lean Ike Helen Mary Hallowe'en Sports Ume

Hope Strange Learns Family Ghost Tale Is Real

In a haunted town tale, Hope Stanislaw Strange discovers the house she visited mirrors her family's past. Her mother eloped with a lover, vanished, and the present Hope uncovers the same fate shadowing her lineage and romance. John Sloan pledges to marry her and prove the haunting is memory.

Otay Slater Stanislaw Claire States John Sloan Helen Mary Ann Hope Strange City Stanislaus

The Tricks That Brought a Jury’s Judgment

In a New York Evening Bulletin excerpt a social favorite prisoner is accused of kiasing the plaintiff. The tale narrates his stage tricks with an assistant, a moment of weakness, and the alleged assault. The jury must decide guilt or innocence.

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Burglary Burdens Bobbster as Trousers Go Missing

Davenportly reports Stripples discovered a burglary and found all his trousers gone. He vows to cope, claiming his wife’s hobble attire remains as a makeshift. The incident highlights a curious domestic misfortune tied to the theft.

Bobbster

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