Alice of Old Vincennes Chapter 3 and 4 excerpt
In Vincennes Father Beret navigates a rain soaked day with Alice and the Roussillons. He reflects on the priestly duty, romance, and the town’s fragile ties to New Orleans as a bottle of wine and a pie reveal hidden loyalties and a rumor of a rum delivery to come.
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Alice
Roussilion
Alice Fied
Bordeaux
France
Paris
Houssillan
Madame
Pere Beteq
Chhid
Father Beret
Mme. Roussillon
Osly
Wabash
Vincennes
Old Town
Father Girault
George Rowera Clark
Father Gthatht
Clark Teld
Great Northwest
New Orleans
Detroit
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ohio
Mexico
England
Father Gibault
Kaskaskia
Ilness
Osokhera
Cever
Rene Ds Ronville
Roussittes
Rene de Ronville
Rene
Department Headquarters Reopens At State House North End
The Department headquarters of the A R is back open in the north end of the state house after a month of closure. J M Neeley, who led the office, was in Tallfornis attending the national encampment of the GA R in San Francisco. He returns from his trip Sunday.
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State House
J. M. Neeley
Tallfornis
Ga.r
San Francisco
American Girls and the Danger of European Titles
Mrs John A Logan argues that American girls marrying into European noble circles risks happiness and self respect. She condemns mothers who push marriages for titles, calling for daughters to marry worthy Americans instead. The piece criticizes glittering but empty aristocratic status and urges prioritizing genuine love over social climbing.
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New York
Lady Blank
Bela Mare Enuntess
John A Logan
Trouble at VictoR sparks daytime night chase
Sept 10. A guard Brunton's sampler was pursued by a man who refused to halt, the chase ending when a rock felled the assailant. Rescue arrived as two men crossed a Bull area amid threats from anonymous sources. The wounded man with a weary heart was found nearby and brought here, causing considerable excitement.
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Brunton
Allee
Fragmentary Lines From Sunday Text Move Golten
Along with Jim Gremg's arm, Golten walked with eyes blurred by tears as Sunday text words surfaced. The passage ponders if Jim Grege is a bold man, revealing uncertainty amid emotion.
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Golten
Jim Gremg
Jim Grege
Pessimist Shares Frustrations With Electric Rail Travel
A narrator laments electric line travel, recalling missed trains, smoky rides, and crowded car experiences. He recalls choosing long routes, the dirt and soot, and prefers not to ride the electric train again, describing the journey as a harsh, dirty test of endurance.
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Geoan
Owen
Thad
Dicky
Inc
A Good Fellow In Sunday Class Shows Fraternal Spirit
The Hon Joseph Berger leads a large Sunday school class drawing men from all walks of life. His exemplary character, charitable talk, and supportive stance inspire praise from members. A recovered ill member thanks him for uplifting talk and recounts a request for a loan later discussed in Berger’s office.
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Joseph Berger
Joseph
Mr. Herger
Lor
Von
Jozeph
Trerger
Mr. Golden
Brother Golden
Joseph Bergery Wat
Divorce Suit With A Mystery About Desertion In Chicago
In Chicago on September 1 a divorce suit was filed by Mrs. Isabelle Agnes Mulhall Delmont against Albert Royal Delmont charging desertion. The suit hints at a past social circle in St Louis, with the wife reportedly missing and the attorney stating he has not seen his client since filing.
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Chicago
Isabelle Agnes Mulrall Delmont
Truxat Delmont
St Lenis
St. Louisans
St. Louis Society
Rowsip
Albert Royal Delmont
Tel Ae
Cow in Aquarium Captures Attention in Roseland
A newspaper item reports a curious countryman encountering a cow at the Aquarium near Roseland Florida. The cow, described as unique in captivity, is said to chew pounds and have a tail. The incident concludes with a court case over alimony and property, and mentions travel on the Apache.
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Per
Tom
Indian River
Roseland
Fla
Post Office Scandals at Grand Jury Stage in Washington
Washington Sept 10 The federal grand jury resumed the post office scandal review with Beavers and Machen among the named suspects. District Attorney Bruch would not comment. Postmaster General Payne said the grand jury’s ten remaining cases should reach a decision soon and criminal matters may be nearing conclusion.
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Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Beavers
Machen
Bruch
Payne
Post Office
Windy Zephyrs Roar Around Delaware Court House Scene
Strong gusts whip through Delaware Street near the courthouse. A canopyless wagon, baby carriage, and rolling items are tumbled by the wind as two women fight to control the debris and cart along Prtenare Street toward Washington Street. A motorman shields his eyes from dust.
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Temple of Justice
Bittea
Prtenare St
Washington St
Stormy Session at Indiana Silver Club Meeting
The Indiana Silver Club executive committee held a stormy Tuesday session at Dr. L N Howard and A Hinds Sr office to decide how Bryanites will vote in the city election. Debate centered on openly backing Hitz versus supporting Bookwalter to defeat Saltzman, with opposition fearing uncertain pro-Hitz strength. The club intends to counter past slights from Jim Keach and other golds Democrats by signaling enmity toward the Democratic organization in the fall election.
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Indiana Silver Club
L. N. Howard
An & Hinds Sr
Bryanites
Hitz
Hits
Silver Club
Saltzman
Siiver Club
Jokx
Jim Keach
Democratic
Invitation to THE SUN News Help
An invitation to secure help via THE SUN free news. Send a six word note to THE SUN office at 121 123 ZL Obte. News phone 880 old main 80.
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SUN
SUN Free News
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