The North Walk Mystery chapter I to XII summary
Detectives investigate the Ben ten murder on a lawn as Montcastle, a revolver, a burned match and footprints lead toward a complex case. Hendricks reconstructs the night with staged shots to expose hidden evidence and hidden suspects including Ralph Benton as a possible culprit. The story blends seance theater and secret rooms while considering insurance motives and a concealed witness.
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Jacob Benten
Minard Hendricks
Montcastle
Hendricks
Ralph Benton
Miss Benton
Night visitors disturb Ralph at Benton homestead
The next night at 10 Hendricks Lampkin and Kola visited Ralph Benton, sat in the library, and peered into the adjoining drawing room through a doorway while Stanwood Montcastle and the young ladies waited. Ralph, awakened and unsettled, admits his nerves are still taut by their actions.
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Hendricks
Ralph
Mr. Stanwood
Stanwood
Rustic Bridge
Kola
Lampkin
Twén
Dr. Lampkin
Benton Homestead
Portieres
Montcastle
Fairy godmother of NONE SUCH mince meat moves homes
A playful note crowns the pie maker as a fairy godmother figure for NONE SUCH mince meat, claiming access to 12,000,000 users and promising simple, relied upon assistance in pie making. The tone blends nostalgia with brand reach and personal touch.
Doctor Drives Fast Car Injur ies Pedestrian On Mulberry Street
Dr G Edwards driving down South Illinois Street shortly after noon Thursday struck and seriously injured 86 year old Harris John Harding of 86 Mulberry. The boy, who had just alighted from a streetcar, was taken home. Police requested a report from Dr Edwards on the accident.
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G. ‘Edwards
N. Weuts
Hecia John Harding
Mulberry St
Young Haraine
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Cincinnati man donates ashes from Mount Pelee deck
The state museum received a Thursday gift from Harry Rogers of Cincinnati. It includes a box of ashes and pebbles gathered from the deck of the cruiser Cincinnati after a Mount Pelee eruption. A letter notes ashes and pebbles covered the deck to a depth of three inches.
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State Museum
Harry Rogers
Cincinnati
Mount Pelee
Adjutant Fires Gun to Attract Attention
Paris dispatch reports an infantry adjutant angered by a delay at the chamber of deputies entrance fired five shots in the air. Deputies were frightened. officers then subdued the man. He claimed the weapon was for attention.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Yale Cap and Crimson: A Nighttime Campus Escapade
In a lively Yale campus scene, Jack Elson clashes with Margy and a rogue suitor, sparks fly as a prankster plots to win Margy with bold bets. A playful chase through Wallingford and a muddy slapstick finish end with flirtatious forgiveness and a kiss.
One Thousand Miles Without a Change Rail Trip
A railroad note from Indianapolis claims the greatest distance you can travel by rail from Indianapolis without changing cars is one thousand miles, with a price of $3. The article cites summer trips to St Aug, Mackinac, and Chicago as examples of long, direct routes, describing the west and northwest corridors as the farthest stretches before a transfer would be needed.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Justine
Fla
Mackinac
Desperate criminals on stage in Pittsburg jail tale
A Park theater play portrays two fugitives Biddle as murderers seen in an escape recapture tale. The piece centers on the crime and pursuit, not the heartbroken husband or wife, prompting questions about staging such sensational crime. Vaudeville acts at other houses run concurrently.
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Park Theater
Biddle
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania railroad raises wages for east division workers
The Pennsylvania railroad announced a ten percent wage increase for all employees east of Pittsburgh earning under two hundred dollars monthly. The raise affects ten thousand workers, signaling good times and higher earnings across the eastern division.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Farmers at the Grand Gather for Week
Several farmers visit the Grand this week. Lotta Gladstone runs an 80 mile south of St Louis farm half the year for profit and pleasure. Charlie Rossow owns a Jersey coast fruit farm and stories mingle with his German gardener. Jes sie Dale, daughter of a California rancher, rides a broncho with fierce skill.
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the Grand
Lotta Gladstone
St. Louis
Charlie Rossow
Jersey
Germany
Jessie Dale
California
Swirl of Society Highlights Few Local Weddings and Visits
Mrs. John F Wallick and Miss Edith sail November 29 for England to spend winter abroad. A reception for Rev Odell and Rev Seyfert planned at Second Presbyterian Church. Miss Wiegand and Miss Benie Wiegand hosted a Thursday reception on N Illinois Street. State weddings include Miss alah Hunemeier with Luther Wallen in Washington. In Muncie Miss Emma Fertich weds James L Simmons. Goshen couples Miss Anna Tobias and David Zemansky. Elwood pair Miss Frae Yelvington and Chas Morrison, with Mrs Morrison and daughters en route from Pittsburg to California. They will visit Mrs David Conn and Mrs R N Cathcart in Indianapolis.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Emma Fertich
James L. Simmons
Goshen
Anna Tobias
David Zemansky
Elwood
Frae Yelvington
Chas. Morrison
Morrison
Constance
Florence Morrison
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
California
David ‘Conn
R. .N.cathcart
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