Escapade at Carrington Castle Opens After Revolution
The Escapade begins after the revolution at Carrington Castle in England. Ellen Slocum and Deborah flee with Lord Strathgate pursuing by sea and land. Duel threats, smuggling, and a chase across Portsmouth unfold as Debby and Ellen seek passage to America aboard an American vessel guarded by allies.
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Ellen Slocum
Lord Carington
England
Carrington Castle
Carringtons
Lora Carrington
Cecily
Lord Strathgate
Ken
Carrington
Seton
Heton
Strathgate
Fell
Ellen
Eton
Portsmouth
Debbis
Britannia
Lord Garrington
Fitrathgate
Lord Blythedale
Hilen
Deb Bey
Ing
Duel Looms Between Carrington and Strathgate
Ellen and Deborah realize Carrington will duel Strathgate over a crisis of love and loyalty as the earl and doctor discuss certifying a death. With two men ready to fight, Ellen weighs intervention options while Deborah urges action. Both women see the peril and feel powerless to stop the confrontation.
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Ellen
Deborah
Carrington
Strathgate
Debbie
Lord Strathgate
Lord Carrington
Ebien
Eilen
Bernard
Jord
Elien
Hitler Brewster
Abe
Duel at Dawn Between Carrington Parkman and Strathgate
In a tense manor house setting, Lord Carrington and Lieutenant Parkman prepare to duel Lord Strathgate, amid interwoven pleas and warnings. Ellen and Deborah witness the ritual fencing as observers, while Blythe dale and Parkman regulate the formalities. The scene closes with the word Engage signaling the clash of swords.
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Blythedale
Parkman
Carrington
Parkmen
Strathgate
Lord Blythedale
Lord Strathgate
Doctor
Ellen
Deborah
Jlachi
World’s Need of Strong Men in Business Ethics
Washington Gladden argues the current generation must be bigger and braver than their fathers to handle modern business, lifting ethical standards, justice, integrity, and trust to serve the community. A humorous exchange about beer and skittles follows, contrasting sober practicality with light banter.
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Washington Gladden
Local Quip Reframes Golden Pitch as Dental Joke
A brief snippet shows a sharp exchange where a salesmanoffers fine gold stock while the buyer declines with a humorous line about visiting a regular dentist to have teeth cut. The exchange captures a playful contrast of sales flattery and practical reluctance.
New Indiana Laws Page Highlights Lawmaking Session
Record lists dozens of acts from Indiana lawmakers, including road and school funding, tax and bond provisions, militia and hospital matters, and mandatory school duties. Names like Stotsenburg, Culvertson, Talbott, Wood, Haggard and Fleming recur as sponsors.
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Indiana
Clark
Culpertson
Hanover College
Board of Trustees
Pierson
Fish and Game Commissioner
Brown
White
Benivun
Jasper
Grub
Cox
Fleming
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Rouse
Stotsenburg
Haggard
Lafayette
Talbott
Kleckner
Thornton
Furnas
Faulkner
Michigan Road
Strictland
Beaver
Tae
Eleanor Hospital
von the Hospital
Aek
Uae
Tadtinapolis
Fort
Cole
Tilden
Pearson
Berford
Dhe Bowser
Hawkins
Pennville
Bowser
New Chicago
Mattingly
Madison Township
Daviess County
Orndorf
Andrews
Huntington County
Higgins
Moore
Rial
Inay
Lambert
Kimmel
Lake
Madison
Viga
Indianapolis
Klatler
Railroad Commission
Ranke
Hanna
State Board of Finance
Harlan
McCallum
Boards of Control
Wood
Higeins
Kistler
McCullough
General Assembly
Stotsersburge
Grube
Long
Real
Terre Haute
Port Warne
Nyansville
South Bend
Indiana National Guard
Springer
H. L. Hanna
Rydideuer
Crumpacker
Westyine
Vic
Nis
Proctér
Gauss
Center Township
Marion County
Mitchell
Y Rasselt
Colored Infantry
Indiana National Gueurd
State Board of Education
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EL Escapadra
Townsend Brady
Ray Walters
Adyright
Chapitan
Brewater
Parkham
Suhi
Col. Begad
Nevah
State of
Country Council
Oyeby
Oebates
Fife
Sratth
Pesdine
Seldunsticker
John Herron
Indianapody Board of Schent Commissioners
Sweeney
Harrison, Crawford
Perry
Strickland
Wunener
Acheol Trustees
Playd County
Smith
Merriman
Aulkner
Michigan City
Seidenstreker
Indianapolis Park Board
Munster
Patterson
Cedar Grov
Kimmelling
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