River Road Affair Unfolds With Hidden Letters
In a tense hillside sequence near Rhayader, Ieuan and Jack Postgate plot a secret meeting after a man is hired on the road and a letter is exchanged. The narrator, slipping away with a letter and money, recalls a wife’s letter and the plan to rendezvous at a deserted cottage three miles off the main road.
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Teuan
Jack Postgate
Rhayader
Ryangurw
Curaing
Ieuan
Jack
Meeting with Ieuan and a promised dozen pounds
In a late night meeting Ieuan, a dwarf harper, hints at his past and asks for help. The narrator plans to secure a portion of the promised funds, arranging a future payment of one hundred pounds to support Ieuan and Dafydd hero as they move toward a new life on the Monmouthshire border where Ieuan will rear cattle and mountain ponies. The chapter closes with preparations for daybreak and a hidden loan secured.
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Ruger
Jenan
Ieuan
Levany
Red Men
Dafydd Hero
Teuan
Roger
Sir John Postgats
Monmouthshire
Enid and Jack Postgate Speak in Garden Encounter
In an afternoon scene, Enid walks the green while Jack Postgate pursues, overheard by a hidden observer. Enid evades, then Jack forcibly embraces her in a reckless moment as the observer struggles to look away.
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Enid
Sir John
Enid Wne
Jack
Gate
Ward
Jack Postgate
1000-Ton Barge Canal Secured by Hard Work
Buffalo residents celebrate a chamber of commerce victory in securing a 1000 ton barge canal improvement. Led by Leon ard Dodge the group built public support and pushed for Cal. Thos. W. Symons of the United States engineers to direct the project. Symons, linked to the Buffalo breakwater, is renowned for major harbor work.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
Leonard Dodge
Fnally
Dodge
Cal
Thos. W. Symone
United States Engineers
Washington
Col. Symons
Fragmentary violent encounter at infant scene
A narrator describes a sudden physical struggle with a person, grabbing by the throat and wringing the grip as the assailant tries to break free. The assailant is flung away, causing a shock to the head and a fall to the turf. The account ends with “To Be Continued.”
Indiana Diamonds Called World’s Best by Expert
George F. Kunz, a diamond expert with Tiffany in New York, writes state geologist Blatchley that an Indiana diamond received by him was found in 1590 and remains of rare quality. He asserts the Hoosier gems are the best in the world.
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George F. Kunz
Timmany
New York
Indiana
Blatchley
White Ribbon Remedy Advertised Cure for Drink Habit
A World War era style advertisement promotes the White Ribbon Remedy as an absolute cure for drinkenness. It claims gradual aversion to alcohol, safety and secrecy in administration, and endorsement by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The notice lists testimonials, trials, and ordering details, urging women to treat relatives with the product sold by druggists or mail order from Mrs. A. M. Townsend of Boston.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W.C.T. U. Mra
Anna Moore
Los Angeles
Cal
House OKs report on $500 antitrust funds without debate
Washington January 12 the house unanimously adopted a resolution calling on the attorney general for a full report on how congress appropriation of $500 for enforcement of the Sherman anti trust act was disposed of.
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Washington
House
Congress
Delinquent Tax Sale Planned At Court House
The annual real estate tax sale will begin February 3 at the courthouse, in the Washington street corridor. Funds and property lists are not finalized until sale day, with payments accepted up to that time. Treasurer Ensley anticipates a larger sale, estimating $15,000 to $20,000 in delinquent taxes to be offered, likely taking a day to a day and a half. Bidding typically covers the full tax amount to secure the property. The auctioneer awards property to the first loud bidder.
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Court House
Washingtonst
Ensley
Measles Rages at Orphans' Home in College Ave Area
Measles continue to afflict boarders at the orphanage on College avenue and Thirteenth street. The outbreak began just before Christmas, with 43 cases to date. No deaths yet, but several are serious. A caregiver notes some children have never had the disease and expects further cases. A separate report mentions whooping cough lingering but easing as measures proceed.
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Orphans’ Home
Collegeave
Thirteenth-st
GovernmentEmployees Get Longer Hours In Indianapolis
Beginning Monday staff at the Indianapolis government offices must work until 4 30 p m instead of 4 p m The pension office in the Majestic building will shift Tuesday to a 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m schedule with a noon break Previously the office hours were 8 20 a m to noon and 1 p m to 4 p m The order affects workers at the pension and weather bureau the post office and custom house and was issued in Washington on Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Pension
Custom-House
Post Office
Pension and Weather Bureau
Washington
Washington social notes and political aims
Ex Secretary of State John W Foster to host guests Tuesday night in Washington. Democrats promote Congressman SanMeters of Indiana for vice presidency. Gov Durbin and Addison C Harris travel to the national arbitration conference. Indiana Republican editors invite Congressman Watson to a Indianapolis meeting. Civil engineers sought for the Philippines. Civil service exams set for Feb 2 and 4 in Indianapolis, Evansville, Fort Wayne and Lafayette. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised for health and appetite. Garlands and stoves advertised for home goods and bedding. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised for children.
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John W. Foster
Indiana
Durbin
Addison C. Harris
Washington
Republican Editorial Association of
Watson
Indianapolis
Philippines
Evanaville
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Elwood Farmers Plan Meeting to Attract Labor Help
Elwood Indiana January 12 farmers will hold a meeting next Saturday to adopt a plan offering inducements for importing farm laborers during the busy season. They note local factory allure draws workers away and lowers farm labor availability.
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Elwood
Ind
Gen Reyes to Return Home Amid Election Anxiety
Washington January 12 Gen eyes, special Colombian envoy to Washington, sent a letter to the state department indicating he would leave for Colombia as his mission proved fruitless. He fears the Bogota board of elections meeting next month may jeopardize his bid for the presidency and that his absence could influence the outcome.
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Gen. Reyes
Washington
Gen.eyes
State Department
Colombia
Board of Elections
Bogota
Notice of liquor license bid in Indianapolis ward
Michael F Riley gives notice to Marion county Indiana that he will apply at the February 1904 county commissioners term for license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with drinking on premises at a 19 room fronting east Capitol Avenue Indianapolis Center township. Also notices pool table with the same premises.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Capiol Avenue
Indianapolis
Capitol Avenue
Maryland Maryland Street
Michael F. Riley
Massachusetts Ave
Exchange Land Company
Outlet
Massachusetts
Franklin Oliver
Seventh Ward
Genter Township
Board of Commissioners
Delawarest
Square 38
Martom County
Delaware St
Joseph Michablig
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Seater Medical
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Ywilain
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A. M. Townsend
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Unique Trading Co
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Duffy
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Sara
John
Walker
Randalmen
WN. C
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Library of Music
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