The North Walk Mystery Chapter I A Murder
The opening chapter outlines the murder of Jacob Benton on his lawn and detective Hendricks taking the case. Clues include a notebook, a revolver, a burned match, and footprints ending near the body. Hendricks consults Dr. Lampkin while a staged seance scheme unfolds with Kola, an East Indian hypnotist, promising to reveal truths.
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Jacob Benton
Minard Hendricks
Montcastle
Ralph Benton
Miss Benton
Ralph
Hendricks
Dr. Lampkin
Farnhall
Benton
Lampkin
Fourteenth-st
Kola
East Indies
Ninthave
Mr. Hendricks
Twentieth-st
Hoosierisms and Small Town Quirks Across Two Towns
Local quirks and scandals mix with light gossip from Hilton Knocker and Quincy Clipper items. Notes cite women’s remarks about attire, a dog in a well, Christmas romance shifts, cider accidents, a fire mishap, a mule incident, and a Terhune page’s legislative ambitions shaping small town chatter.
Territories to be Visited by Senate Subcommittee
Senator Beveridge has gone to Washington to arrange with the finance clerk of the Senate the travel details for a trip through territories seeking admission to the union. Secretary Shipp stated that the report will be heard by the upcoming session and hearings will be held in each territory before a full report to the Senate Committee by December 1.
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Beveridge
Washington
Thomas R. Shipp
Senate
Deputies Celebrate Reelection With Desk Stunts
R A Brown, clerk of the supreme court, reelected on Tuesday, held a ceremony at the courthouse desk. The desk was draped with flags and bunting, a large bouquet of American beauty roses added to the patriotic display.
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R.A
Risk and Reward Shape Reginald and Marion's Fate
Reginald Emory 23 pursues a law career in a country town, meets Marion Blythe, and is drawn into high stake gambling with Howard Blakely. Marion challenges him to take risks, leading to loss and a test of character. They reconcile, restore Blakely's fortune, and build a prosperous life, with Reginald rising to state and national roles and Marion gaining local esteem.
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Reginald Emory
Reginald
Blackstone
Marion
Howard Blakely
Thistledown
Blakely
Emory
Howard
Howard Siakely
Marion Blythe
State Charities Conf to revive epileptic colony plan
Indianapolis conference to discuss restoring Epileptic Colony Scheme 10 with aims to pass a bill enabling state purchase of a farm for a self supporting colony. Meeting at Meridian Street M E church will cover prison progress Indiana state prison reformatory and girls' industrial school. Frank Grubbs named deputy secretary. volume of attendance expected to rise.
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State Conference of Charities
Indianapolis
Senate
Columbus
Meridian-st. M. BE
Meridian
New York-sts
Indiana
George
A. H. Shideler
Amos W
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