The Game and the Candle novel by Eleanor M Ingram
The Game and the Candle tells of two brothers facing ruin and a risky seal of sacrifice to save a cousin and aunt. Allard goes abroad with a former convict to counterfeit money, is captured, and battles a hidden foe who mirrors a royal ascent. The tale follows Allard to Russia and a complex royal peril.
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Eleanor M. Ingram
Allard
Robert
Don Feodor
Russia
P. D. Johnson
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Indianapelis, Publishers
Selecting a jury for Dr. Ross murder trial
In Muncie Indiana on October 12 the day was largely expected to be consumed by juror selection for the trial of Dr. Nelson B. Ross charged with murdering Daniel Linder, an interurban conductor.
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Muncie
Ind
Nelson B. Ross
Daniel Linder
Central Chair Company
Louis Burkhart
Indiana Medical College
Senate Avenue
Market Street
N. Senata Avenue
Hearst Enters New York Mayoral Race At Carnegie Hall
New York Oct 12 Hearst formally nominated at Carnegie Hall as mayoral field grows to three. Ivins accuses Justice Gaynor of conspiring with racetrack interests to overthrow anti-betting laws. Gaynor defends independence while Bannard faces labor agency hiring strike breakers amid campaign turmoil.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Carnegie Hall
Hearst
William M. Ivins
Justice Gaynor
Intercam
Ivins
Wm. J. Gaynor
Gaynor
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Herbert Parsons
Timothy Woodruff
Otto T. Bannard
Shriners Indoor Circus to Play Denison Hotel Sale Opens
Shriner officials outline duties for the indoor circus at the Denison hotel with W A Holt in charge. W H Watkins handles tickets and concessions ahead of box sales Thursday morning. The show, headlined by Josie Ashton and Lizzie Rooney, runs the last week of October at the state fair ground coliseum with world class acts.
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Shriners’ Circus
Denison Hotel
W. A. Holt
W. H. Watkins
Charles Mayer
W. L. Dynes
H. Wi. Klauemann
Denilson Hotel
Great Shriners
State Fair Ground
Josie Ashton
Barnum Circus
Lizzie Rooney
Savage Defeats Fitzgerald at West End Athletic Club
Philadelphia report says Jim Savage won by clever jabbing in a wind up at the West End Athletic Club. Fitzgerald bled after Savage’s solid blows in the second round while Savage landed the better punches throughout the bout.
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Savage
Fitz
Philadelphia
Jim Savage
Jack Fitzgerald
West End Athletic Club
Savege
Kitchen couple celebrate 56th wedding anniversary in Indianapolis
Dr and Mrs John M Kitchen observe their golden anniversary. They married October 12 1853 in a cottage now the Pennway building site. He moved to Indianapolis in 1851 from California after the 1849 gold rush and served in a Civil War US hospital. Mrs Kitchen has lived in the city since 1838. They will reside in St Louis after visiting relatives and friends in Chicago.
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John M. Kitchen
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
New York
Kitchen
Pennway
Dr. Kittchen
California
David Stevenson
Penaway
United States Hospital
City Hospital
Chicago
J. B. Kitchen
Widow Murdock released by county coroner
Mrs. Pearl Murdock, held in connection with the death of her husband Cash Murdock, at their home on Twenty-ninth Street, was released by the coroner Bronday afternoon on his recommendation. The couple were first cousins and Cash Murdock's body was taken to Hortonville, Ind., for burial.
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Pearl Murdock
Cash Murdock
Twenty-ninth Street
Bronday
Blackwell
Murdock
Hortonville
Ind
City Ticket Nominations From Madison Danville Vincennes
Madison renominates John M Cosco for mayor with Clares Hillabold as treasurer Terre Harris as clerk and a slate including Watson Brown Oscar Oliver Bliss Scott and Michael Barrett for council Danville Republicans nominate Marshall William Sanders clerk Charles V Sears treasurer Bruce Prather and trustees C C Allred S L McCurdy Alfred Walters John T Hume and James A Clay Vincennes Republicans nominate John E Norman for mayor replacing Thomas C Brideman Norman is a grocer Socialists also name a city ticket with James A Eaton for mayor and John F Truckey for clerk
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Madison
John M. Cosco
Clares Hillabold
Terre Harris
Charles Horuff
Watson Brown
Oscar Oliver
Bliss Scott
Michael Barrett
Danville
Marshall
William Sanders
Charles V. Sears
Bruce Prather
C. C. Allred
S. L. McCurdy
Alfred Walters
John T. Hume
James A. Clay
Vincennes
John E. Norman
Thomas C. Brideman
Norman J
James A. Eaton
John F. Truckey
Drinker Ends Life With I1 Pistol Bullet
Charles H. Blain, 38, died at City hospital at 6:30 AM Tuesday from a self inflicted pistol shot to the temple. He had been drinking and despondent at his home 4850 East Tenth street. Mrs Blain, a widow with six children, reported the shooting occurred after supper in a darkened room. Police investigated after being alerted. Blain died despite hospital efforts.
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Charles H. Blain
City
Blain
Tenth Street
Foot Crushed As Car Wheel Pins Man at Starch Works
Edward Crow suffered a severe foot crush while coupling two freight cars at Piel Brothers Starch Works Dover street and the Belt railroad. His foot slipped under the wheels as he tried to push down, the car backed onto him. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital and resides at 144 West Morris Street.
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Edward Crow
Piel Brothers Starch Works
Dover Street
Belt Railroad
Crow
Thar
St. Vincent's Hospital
W. Morris Street
Cut-Rate Drug Business Survives J D Pearson Death
The cut-rate drug business continues after J D Pearson, the Cut-Rate Druggist, dies. His room at 47 Virginia remains a bustling drug store as Mr gs Drug Stores takes over restocking with drugs cigars and liquor, maintaining the outlet’s prominence despite the death.
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J. D. Pearson
Virginia
Oc?ate
Gs Drug Stores
Remedy to Remove Poisons From Blood for Catarrh and Rheumatism
The notice promotes a home remedy claiming to cleanse poisons causing catarrh and rheumatism. It advises salt borax rinse for nasal relief and prescribes Bu ch u, Balm wort, and Sarsaparilla syrup as a constitutional blood remedy to be taken after meals and at night. It asserts many cases have benefited.
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Virginia Avenue
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