The Gamble Between Friends at the Chapel Altar
Harry Sanderson confronts Hugh Stires in a tense scene at a church chapel. A past debt and moral struggle drive Harry to offer two thousand dollars as coin and a game of fate where each win costs Hugh a day of decency. The moment escalates with a dramatic display at the altar, hinting at a reckoning for sins and redemptive risk.
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Harry
Jessica
Cain
Hugh
Satan Sanderson
Harry Sanderson
Hallelujah Jones Speech Echoes Scriptural Quote
A brief fragment presents a religious or oratorical line invoking Job and a request to speak. The text resembles a stage or script setting with archaic diction and a dramatic refrain. No additional context or events are provided in the readable portion.
Woe to them that are at ease in Zion amid Harry's pursuit
Harry, opulent and amused by a street preacher, moves through a Perth night with his Finn chauffeur Hede. He carries $2,000 in gold for charities and travel. The chapel study is dark when Hugh Stires appears, startled by the sudden light.
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Harry
Hugh
Big Father
Zion
Hallelujah Jones
Hede
Finn
New Jerusalem
Barry
Rummy
Hugh Stires
Apparition Shocks with Striking Dead Rise Image
A fragment shows SANDERSON staring at a chilling apparition rising from the dead. The aristocrat’s features appear ravaged like a nicked blade, with themes of dissipation exposure and shame implied in the eerie scene.
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Sanderson
John Mitchell Denies Election Posters from Miners Leader
John Mitchell, longtime United Mine Workers president, issued a statement in Indianapolis denying sending any political posters featuring his image to advise union men on voting. He also disputed a Buffalo paper dispatch claiming to quote him and argued he would not be partisan while urging citizens to study each candidate's principles and policies.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Change of Method of Taking Invoices by Pennsylvania System
The Pennsylvania system changes its invoicing schedule to May 1 and November 1 for semi annual stock checks. Invoices will be done by staff from other divisions to improve thoroughness, with named officials assigning duties for Chicago Louisville Richmond Grand Rapids shops. The February invoicing will be difficult due to snow.
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Pennsylvania
J. A. Butterworth
Chicago
R. Malloch
Louisville
T. L. Doyle
Richmond
Way
W. M. Cameron
Grand Rapids
Superintendent Geer in Indianapolis on Business
Superintendent I. W. Geer was in Indianapolis on business yesterday visiting officials and handling district matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Geer
Indianapolis
All Pictures Welcome Publicans Permit Posting Notice
A public posting permit is granted for displaying pictures with the notice inviting all pictures to be shown. Authorities announce that any posted images are welcome on the public premises under the permit.
Office Belongs to People in Court House Windows
County Recorder Shinn says the recorder’s office is a public space and all parties may display posters. Republicans plan to hang pictures Tuesday alongside Democratic postings, with Senator Beveridge and William H. Taft among the images.
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Recorder
Shinn
Brown
People's Office
Taft Thanks Marion Police for Courteous Crowd Handling
Candidate Taft commends Marion police and Panhandle detective service for excellent crowd control during a city visit. He personally thanks Captains Thompson and Phillips and departs for Muncie praising the department’s conduct and cooperation with visiting authorities.
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Marion
Taft
Marion News-Tribune
Muncie
Thompson
Phillips
Panhandle Detective Service
DECLARE DIVIDEND MONDAY BY PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY
The Pennsylvania Railways semi annual dividends will be declared on Nov 1 and total 9 438 000 dollars in dividends. Outstanding stock is 314 607 250 dollars and cash needed to pay the dividend at 6 percent is 9 438 217 dollars. Shareholders number rises to 59 700 from 59 415 a year ago.
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Pennsylvania Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Stock Exchange
Mullendore Liquor License Appeal Moves to Circuit Court
Captain Graham appeals a commissioners court ruling on George Mullendore’s third street liquor license. The court granted the license despite two prior law violations, and the appeal to circuit court is expected at the next term.
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Graham
Third Street
Commissioners’ Court
Circuit Court
George Mullendore
Mullendore
Rev Charles White Guest Preacher at Broadway Methodist
Rev Charles White of Ligonier Indiana visits his brother J C White and family for Sunday and will fill the Broadway Methodist pulpit today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Ligonier, Ind
J. C. White
Mrs. R. Mahoney Visits Relatives in Gas City
Mrs. R. Mahoney is visiting relatives in Gas City over Sunday, enjoying a short family trip.
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Mrs. R. Mahoney
Gas City
Wabash Electrifies Moberly Shops With New Power Plant
The Wabash installed an electric power plant at Moberly shops to run the foundry wash out plant turntable coal elevator and pumping plant and to light the shops freight depots and division offices. The pumping plant features a reservoir located more than a mile from the shops with an automatic stopping and starting electric pump capable of 500000 gallons per day and requiring no attendants.
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The
Wabash
Moberly
Properties for sale and exchange in GEO area
I have a number of residence properties for sale ranging in price from 1600 to 3000 dollars. Any will be a good rental investment. Farms and other city property for sale and exchange. Call write or phone Phones GEO. H. Gis e Office 482 4th & Broadway Res 238.
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GEO. H. Gise
4Th & Broadway
Mrs Henry Fox and Son Visit Local Hall
A fragment notes Mrs Henry Fox and her son visiting a local hall for an unspecified event. Details are limited but indicate a family presence in the community setting.
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Elizabeth White
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Catharine Jamison
Walters & Long, Attorneys
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Hendricks Bros
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J. A. Reed
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Cass Circuit Court of Indiana
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Otto Means
Arthur Wilson
Atty
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Bobbsmerrill Company
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Moreau
Sacramento
Smoky Mountain
Railroad News
Senator Beveridge
William H
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Continental Fire Ins. Co
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