A Mystery of Murder Not Solved in Parker House
A narrator recalls staying overnight at Parker's house, then finds Parker murdered next morning with a loaded revolver under his pillow. The narrator is accused based on morning milk deliveries and his late-night presence, while Parker had warned of a troubling story he would not share. The tale ends with the narrator facing arrest as the sole witness to the crime scene.
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Tin Parker
Mr. Parker
Parker
Leuven
I Thought I Could Be Cleared Yet Conviction Loomed
A narrator recounts a murder case where a man battles to prove his innocence after Parker is killed. A gun found at Parker’s pillow becomes a contested clue, while prosecutors push a jealously fueled motive. Amid trials, fraud, and shifting allies, a judge’s self defense killing links to a former defaulter in a web of circumstantial evidence.
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Executor's Notice for George Rowe Estate in Indiana Borough
John H. Pierce attorney announces letters testamentary granted to A W Rowe as executor for the George Rowe estate of Indiana borough. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors should make prompt payment. Clutrtad Pa
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George Rowe
Fale
Indiana Borough
W. Rowe
Clutrtad
Life story of a common curious insect
A Central Pennsylvania inquiry to State Zoologist H A Surface identifies a five spotted hawk moth or sphinx moth. The larva known as tobacco hornworm rivals man as a tobacco pest feeding on potato tomato and eggplant. Its long proboscis sips nectar at dusk and its larvae reach two to three inches with diagonal stripes and a curved tail horn. The jug handled chrysalis over winter lies in the ground. Parasites form white cocoons on the backs of larvae to be left alive, and hawk moth antennas house smell and mating sense organs.
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Pennsylvania
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
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