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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1912

Page

2

Barony intrigue and a southern courtroom drama unfolds

In the Barony tale, Jonathan Crenshaw, Bladen, and Bob Yancy discuss the Barony and the Quintards as Hannibal Wayne Hazard appears. Yancy recovers the boy from captors while Judge Slocum Price navigates Betty Malfoy and Murrell’s schemes, with Norton, Mahaffy, and Carrington amid land titles and threats.

Quintards Jonathan Crenshaw Bladen Bob Yancy Hannibal Wayne Hazard Yancy Ethaniel Ferris Hannibal Morrell Scratch Hill Dave Blount Murrell Blount Squire Balaam Betty Malfoy Ferrises Captain Murrell Bruce Carrington Betty Tennessee Carrington Slocum Price Judge Cavendish Yancey Price Carrinton Belle Plain Judge Price Charley Norton Norton

Betty Sees Rivalry and Rumors Around a Judge

Betty learns of a letter and a promised reward totaling five thousand dollars linked to Judge Price. Hannibal explains the writer will stay secret, as the danger and politics behind the letter unfold. Betty questions the judge's finances and notes his courage amid risk, recalling Boggs’ race-track impression. (TO BE CONTINUED.)

Betty Belle Plain Hannibal Price Boggs Mahaffy Raleigh

Bank of England Staff Distribution Revealed

About 1 060 persons work for the Bank of England with 840 at London head office and the rest in branches nationwide. The bank also employs 500 porters and mechanics and prints its own notes including Indian rupees, postal orders and old age pension orders at the head office.

Bank of England London

Vienna woman jailed for disrespecting Maria Theresa after death

A Vienna woman received a three month prison sentence for speaking ill of Maria Theresa. Austrian law protects royalty from criticism for 200 years after death, marking a long standing regime of royal reverence.

Austria Vienna Maria Theresa

The Price of Voice Training and Passion

A girl argues that vocal ability is shaped by money spent on lessons, not talent alone, claiming top teachers and high costs create true quality. A skeptical man suggests piano can please many, but she vows to invest in a premium teacher and prove them wrong.

Melba

Oldest ship Anita broken up at Teneriffe after long service

The Italian ship Anita built in Genoa in 1648 and a near twin of Columbus’s Santa Maria was dismantled at Teneriffe Canary Islands. Known for strength rather than speed, it held a world record as the slowest ship afloat averaging 205 days between Baltimore and Rio de Janeiro. The owner opted to sell the vessel piecemeal to fund a new ship.

Teneriffe Canary Islands Anita Genoa Santa Maria Globe Cape Horn Hudson Bay Baltimore Rio de Janeiro Lloyds

Reach for the Ideal in Thought and Struggle

A quoted exhortation by Jamies Allen urges pursuing an ideal despite unkind circumstances. It compares inner journey to outward travel and stresses action toward a perceived ideal beyond present limits.

Jamies Allen

Canada’s Prosperity Boosts Immigrant and Rail Funds

The New York Times reports eight shiploads of European immigrants bound for Canada as labor unrest drives outward movement. Canada’s budget surplus nears 39 million dollars and 38 million is allocated for railways and canals to expand capacity. Leaders advertise labor needs while Americans sell prized lands to fund farms. A St Paul dispatch notes two thousand carloads of farm animals and machinery headed north to finance future crops.

The New York Times Canada United States Dominion St. Paul

The Girl Decides on a Quiet Marriage After Money Woes

A girl initially believes a spendthrift suitor is the whole issue but changes her mind when she discovers he has exhausted his funds after marriage.

Blue as a slogan and a sly quip in old prose

A playful series of lines extolling blue products and brand names while contrasting bold talk with quiet action. The final note hints at a man who leads a double life never doing two men's work, closing with a wry moral.

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