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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
3
The New York World outlines controversial figures and sensational episodes in a historical chronicle, highlighting public figures accused of corruption and bold deceptions, with focus on reputations and press coverage shaped by era journalism.
The article recounts Guy Fawkes era plot details and the discovery that saved Parliament from destruction by gunpowder. It notes conspirators led by Robert Catesby and Thomas Piercy, the anonymous warning to Lord Monteagle, and Fawkes capture on November 4 as Parliament opened the following day.
A suspect explains how he planned the deed and tried to erase avenues to guilt while a detective shows the futile effort and reinforces the maxim murder will out.
Inspector Byrnes intercepts a trunk in Baltimore linked to John A. Wilson. A headless torso with arms and legs removed is found, triggering a stalled police inquiry until Byrnes receives clues from a Brooklyn butcher, Westcott's Express labels, and The London and Manchester Plate Glass Company.
An inspector reconstructs the Bohles killings linking Capt. Unger to a trunk and blood stained evidence in his Ridge street room. Unger admits killing Bohles in self defense and is sent to Sing Sing for twenty years after a tense confrontational interview.
A. L. O Neil, agent for Southern Indiana, outlines rail connections from various towns to Chicago, Peoria, Louis, and west. Beehunter links Vandalia for Indianapolis and Vincennes division, with Monson for north and south. Seymour ties to Pennsylvanian lines for Indianapolis, Seattle, and intermediate Wales. Westport connects via Big Four to Greensburg and north and east. Central Passenger Association mileage honored. For schedules, contact local agents or H. P. Radi Trust Building Terre Haute Indiana.
Friendship acts as a safeguard and stimulus in recreation, work, and social or civic efforts. It keeps a man from lagging behind a friend who forges ahead and drives selfless effort for good causes across religious, social, and political aims.
Eyebrow shape indicates character. Arched brows suggest changeable temper. Meeting brows imply bad temper and jealousy. Wide space between brows signals generosity and good temper. Dark brows point to passionate but inconsistent love. lighter brows indicate a weak disposition.
A London slum worker tutors Blanche to improve her stage future. She uses gentle ridicule to urge proper speech and vowels, prompting Blanche to confess she can only say "fules" instead of "food."
A humorous vignette shows Mrs. Henpeck ordering a dog to lie down while her husband rushes in mishearing her. The exchange captures light domestic banter and a playful misunderstanding.
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