The North Walk Mystery Opens a Cold Murder Case
Detective Hendricks investigates the Benton murder with clues scattered around the house. A bag packed with undisturbed items and dust suggests Miss Benton’s movements, while motives swirl among heirs, lovers, and rivals tied to patents and wealth.
Intrigue in the House as Doors and Alibis Collide
In a tense scene Miss Benton fears a door bolted from inside while Hendricks and a detective improvise a ruse. The detective flirts as Lampkin eyes Benton's wrist for signs of health, hinting at hidden motives as the mystery continues.
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Hendricks
Miss Benton
Chambter
Lampkin
Miss Hastings
Shi
Reporter Baucher Pleads Guilty in Police Court
Charles C. Baucher admitted stealing an overcoat from the Sentinel office and worn the coat when arrested. He was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse, citing liquor as the cause of his downfall from a once successful journalism career with the New York Herald and other major papers.
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Charles C. Baucher
Charles Stewart
The
Sentinel
Baucher
New York Herald
United States
Social Turmoil Aboard The Car
Christine endures a tiring shopping day and engagement with George amid seethings of jealousy. A humorous streetcar scene erupts when a dog chews a professor’s paper and a language mishap resolves into a lighthearted tabled quarrel as the couple alights.
Hoosierisms and Tiny Town Delights
A collection of humorous notes from Indiana towns. Stories include a New Ross man defending his origin, a Crawfordsville tailor misidentifying Wingate dress, Hetty Bundy aiming for the St Louis fair, and light anecdotes from Martinsville Bloomington and Lanesville about gourd cups stone mugs and turnip diets.
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New Ross
Crawfordsville
Wingate
the Eternal
Montgomery County
Martinsville
Bloomington
Morgan Profits From Railroads And Steel Mergers Revealed
An October report tallies J Pierpont Morgan s earnings from railroads and industrial deals totaling over 42 million this year. It cites profits from United States Steel, Northern Pacific, Milwaukee Harvester, and other mergers, with Morgan receiving substantial fees and percentages in each operation.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
Louisville & Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Northern Pacific
Northern Securities Company
United States
Harvesters
Milwaukee Harvesting Company
Odd Tales From Various Cities Across the Nation
A compilation of brief, divergent incidents from Oct. 30 including Albert Asi fined for fatally shooting Mattie Thomas in Norfolk Virginia, Charles Samsell’s five year old arm severed by a train in Sandusky Ohio, Mrs. Keneally firing at Thomas F. Downes in Scranton Pennsylvania, L J Hooke and Joseph Plank reunited after 30 years in Bellefontaine Ohio, and a colored boy’s attempt to mail a kitten in Omaha Nebraska revealing bureaucratic limits of the postal system.
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Norfolk
Albert Asi
Mattie Thomas
Sandusky
Charles Samsell
Joe
Scranton
Bellefontaine, O
L.J. Hooke
Muncie
Ind
Joseph Plank
Bellefontaine
Hooke
Evangelists Travel in Luxury Private Car
The private car Evangelist serves Rev. Dr. H. M. Wharton and Prof. Horace Geiger with cook Porter David Reed aboard. Built 72 feet long by Hicks Chicago, it features mahogany suites, green decor, steam heat and electric lights, a 12 by 10 observation room, and a speak platform for services. The National evangelization society based in Philadelphia oversees it as an undenominational project.
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Horace Geiger
Philadelphia
Geiger
Mary Geiger
Memphis
Rairoad
National Evangelization Society of Philadelphia
Wharton
Prof. Geiger
A. C. Barron
Charlotte
N. C
L. M. Cross
National Evangelization Society
Cameron, _Mo
Smith's Temper at the County Treasury Window
A cashier in the county treasurer's office endures a tense tax period as crowds gather. One woman, in a noisy exchange, curses and wishes ill on him for collecting money. Another visitor mentions a funeral to express impatience with the delay.
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Smith
Will of Francis Wiswell Admitted To Probate
In Philadelphia on October 30 probate admitted a two page will of Francis Wiswell a commercial traveler who died September 4 The will dated April 18 1895 at Portland Missouri directs care for his two sons to his brother and true friend Joseph B Wiswell and asks that one son be made a minister of the gospel.
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Philadelphia
Jacob Singer
Register of Wills
Francis Wiswell
Portland
Joseph B. Wiswell
Mrs Sweeny Credits Nerve Pills For Quick Recovery
Mrs. A B Sweeny of 182 S Noblest Indianapolis says Hyder's drug store sold Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills which stopped back ache steadied nerves and restored strength letting her work again. Pills cost 50 cents per box and bear the doctor’s portrait and signature.
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Dr. A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
A. W. Chase
M. D
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