Death of General Quintard Spurs a Boy to a New Home
Hannibal Wayne Hazard, found by Bob Yancy at the Barony, becomes the ward of Yancy and his bride as the old planter’s death closes a chapter. The Barony, sold to Nathaniel Ferris, shifts to new owners while Hannibal’s future unfolds amid church visits, a Sunday school plan, and a growing bond with Miss Betty Malroy.
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Anid Crenshaw
Sonny
Mr. Crenshaw
Crenshaw
Mladen
Bladen
Hannibal Wayne Hazard
Mr. Linden
Bob Yancy
Hob
Tory
Mr. Yancy
Fayetteville
Barony
Red Gate
Mr. Crenahan
Rono
Wayne Hazard
Hob Yancy
Yancy
Join Butt
Bob
Hannibal
Anle
Someseis
Nathaniel Ferris
Currituck County
Yaner
Maden
South Carolina
Dob
Yancey
Harony
Hiount
Old Field
Pine Woods
Bourr
Mra Ferris
Iarony
Travel in the East A journey to Ratnapura and a mine visit
The narrator travels by train to Avinawela and by coach to Ratnapura, reaching the rest house near Adama Peak at sunset. They visit a plumbago mine with modern gear, observe lamps burning in a shaft, and ride a river rapids before spotting the Kalutara bridge at river mouth as sunset colors the sky.
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Ceylon
Avinawela
Ratnapura
Adama Peak
Claas
Captain Murrell Aske Questions in Quiet Pines
Captain Murrell Aske faces inquiry amid a tranquil, pine-clad setting. The scene evokes a calm, reflective mood as official questions are posed. Spokespersons offered few details, keeping proceedings discreet while observers note the serene backdrop.
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Murrell
Trouble at Scratch Hill Overland Bargain Talks
Captain Murrell intensifies efforts at Scratch Hill as he seeks control of Bob Yancy for land schemes. A messenger arrives with a letter, prompting Yancy to reflect on rare written communication and await his decision while Bladen weighs Murrells proposal to take the boy west if land buy stalls.
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Scratch Hill
Murrell
Murrell Murrell
al Lence
Bladen
Yancy
Crenshaw
Bob Yancy
Stalin
Columbus Was a Spaniard Claim Sparks Debate
New York physician Constantine de Hora y Pardo from Havana argues Columbus was born in Pontevedra Spain not Genoa Italy. He has compiled documents in New York for review by the American Geographical Society and the Hispanic Society of America and plans a pamphlet for governments and universities in Latin America.
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New York
Constantine de Hora Y Pardo
Havana
Royal Spanish Geographical Society
American Geographical Society
Hispanic Society of America
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Pontevedra
Galicia
Spain
Genoa
Italy
Horta
Hispanic Society
Latin America
Columbua
Vanderbilt Helps Inves Man Rescue in Newport
Reginald Vanderbilt and Preston Gibson rescued David C. Cruikshank after an automobile struck him while he rode a motorcycle. They carried him to Newport Hospital where doctors reported serious condition due to his age of seventy.
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Vanderbilt
Newport
Reginald Vanderbilt
Preston Gibson
Chicago
Washington
David C. Cruikshank
Augustus Jay
Gideon
Cruikehank
Newport Hospital
Indiana Woman Paroled After 23 Years Indicted
Henry Eppa's deathbed confession tied John Eppa to the murder of his brother, a Huntington resident who served 23 years in prison for killing his husband and was paroled six years ago. The claim emerges from the dying statement of Henry Eppa.
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Innocent
Huntington
Indiara
John Eppa
Indiana
Henry Eppa
Eppa
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Quintards
Quintard
Blafather
Jonathan Crenshaw
Rudor
Hinden
Bim Miaden
Intideretand
Braden
Cren- Slaw
Quintard Yas
Beaufort
Turberville
Vaughan Kester
Mra. Ferris
Betty Malroy
Adam
Marcy
Hetty
Murrel
Giannibal
Morris
Bert Ronday
Ahe
Betty Maioy
Goodby
Kelant
Kalotara
Armtehed
Borge
Oma
Mem
Kesinel Ojntawat
Chem
Baltimore
ENS
Rhetlvigg
Defiance
Piso
Dre Eet
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