Medallion Plot Unfolds In Kentucky Man's Move
A city surveyor's ward Joe hides a medal from a stranger named Blakewell. Blakewell aims to buy the medal from Molier the jeweler, while Aunt Ruthy suspects danger. Molier copies the inscription. Blakewell slides the medal into the river as he sails toward Gray Sulphur Springs.
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Mr. Blakewell
Ruthy
Mrs. Gust
Mary
Kentucky
Little Joe
Joe
Mr. Gust
Blakewell
Calsewell
Joseph Gust
Charley Molier
Molier
United States
Vivette
Sam Blakewell
Gray Sulphur Springs
Gust
Charley
Sam Blakewell Arrives at Gray Sulphur Springs Hotel
Sam Blakewell appears in Gray Sulphur Springs taking control of a hotel estate owned by Thomas Blake known as Old Tom Blake. The property includes a two story hotel with piazzas, surrounding grounds, sulphur springs, a tobacco plantation, extensive slave labor, and a profitable enterprise. The scene sets the dominant Blake family influence in the region as the tale continues.
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Cincinnati
Sam Blakewell
Gray Sulphur Springs
Sam
Springs
Thomas Blake
Tom Blake
Ward and Jaehne to Walk From Sing Sing as May Opens
The May first release of Ferdinand Ward from Sing Sing recalls the Grant & Ward collapse of 1884 and the banker’s rise and fall. Also nearing freedom is ex Alderman Henry W Jaehne, who faces October 16 after serving six years for boodle-era crimes.
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Sing Sing
Ferdinand Ward
Napoleon of Finance
Mrs. Ward
Connecticut
Napoleon
Ward
Ferdinand
Grant & Ward
Marine Bank
Rock of Gibraltar
Wall Street
James R. Keene
Fish
Booth
Mystic
St. John
Wiseacares
Wall
James D. Fish
John C. Eno
Russell Sage
Brooklyn
Grant
Fred
Ulysses, Jr
Jesse
Tappan
Sinclair
Ludlow Street
Auburn
Weat Thirty-third Street
J. D. Fish
Produce Exchange
Henry W. Jaehne
Doodle Fame
End of the World Prophecy Amid Planets and Axis Shifts
Lieut. C. LG. A. Totten of the U S Army, noted for articles in Leslie's Weekly, foresees the planet leaving its axis at century's end. He argues the coming awakening stems from human minds unravelling previously incomprehensible mysteries and hints at planetary movement as Earth travels to a new system.
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Jackne
New York County
Jaelline
Jaeline
Court of Appeals
Lieut. C. LG. A. Totten
U.S. A
Leslie
Weekly
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Crimea
Henry WV. Jauene
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