Return of SHERLOCK HOLMES and a Chicago crook
Holmes suspects Abe Slaney, a feared Chicago criminal, traces letters to a murder plot in Norfolk. Mrs Hilton Cubitt is wounded beside her dead husband, and Slaney proclaims his past relationship and claim to the entangled love as he objects to the Englishman.
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Abe Slaney
Abe
America
Wilson Hargreave
New York
London
Chicago
Hilton Cubitt
Slaney
Elsie
Norfolk
Dr. Watson
Elrige’s
Mr. Holmes
Sherlock Holmes
Holmes
Martin
England
Norwich
Amer
Jean
Patrick
Holmes and Slaney Arrest After Dancing Men Clue
Holmes forces Abe Slaney’s surrender as tension rises at the door and the chase ends swiftly. He exposes Slaney’s crimes against Elsie and Hilton Cubitt, revealing Mrs Cubitt’s innocence and delivering justice with decisive action.
Mi-o-na Promises Relief From Stomach Ailments
Johnson's Pharmacy promotes Mi-o-na as a stomach aid with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. The ad targets Maynard area residents who suffer from indigestion, claiming the remedy relieves headaches backaches heartburn and improves digestion with one tablet before meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's Pharmacy
Johnson's
The Adventure Ends as Holmes Traps a Crook
In London a veteran gangster Slaney confesses to sleuths in a tense scene aided by Inspector and Holmes. Elsie’s danger, a nocturnal meeting, and a planned escape unravel as Holmes uses a decoy note to secure the suspect. The tale closes with Holmes’s wry satisfaction and a note read by Watson.
Dancing Men Code Leads Holmes to Norwich Trial
Holmes explains the dancing men code and notes its shift from evil to good. Abe Slaney is condemned to death but commuted to penal servitude amid mitigating circumstances. Mrs Hilton Cubitt survives as a widow and devotes herself to charity and managing the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Watson
Baker Street
Abe Slaney
Norwich
Hilton Cubitt
Budd Company Seeks More Girls for Concord Junction Factory
The C. F. Budd Co in Concord Junction announces openings for additional female workers and notes they are offering positions with opportunities at the factory.
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C. F. Budd Co
Concord Junction
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Havana
P. H. Delee
Nason Street
Maynard
E. J. Scanlon & Co
J. Scanlon & Co
Cpp. Maynard
P. J. Sullivan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Nencotita
Alias J. Motrath
Cambridge
Anes
Helwrin
S. Rogelio
Beyer
W. ER. Rogers, Tere Ear
Ramuel
Concord
Ereas
Arles J. McIntire
W. BE. Rogers
Walter A. Carr
Concordachusetts
Middlesex 18
John Late
John OK. Flynn
County of
Noca
Iarles J. McIntire
Aes
EK. Rogers, Register
Massachusetts
Hayward
H. Smith
Mass
County of Midd
Mary Lally
Adm
Francis T. Jackson
Ans
BO Lake Ave
Melrose
S. C. Hamblen
China
Walnut St
J. Kulchar
Barber Walden Street
F. D. Steele
Collier's Weekly
Maaynard
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Liberal
Stskixexkytsix
Macallar
Parker
Faichen Winter
Haberdashery
Boston
Maynard .’.S Harness
T. J. Butler
Helmer E. Olsen, Carpenter
Lowell Street
Concord, Mass
Johanna Late
Zepovouns Lorton
Samahide
James F. Sweeney, Adm
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