Unwin and Bettington scheme amid shipboard danger
Unwin and friend Bettington press for help from wealthy Alfred Gibbins for Unwin’s son Bob and daughter Mary. The voyage reveals a web of deception as Radway, Gibbs, and the ship’s master Clements plot extortion, murder, and treachery to seize control. Bettington fights to uncover the criminals while protecting Mary and Unwin’s family.
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Floyd Unwin
Howard Bettington
Alfred Gibbins
Unwin
Bob
Mary
Gibbons
Bedtington
Mary Unwin
Egar Radway
Radway
Hadway
Bettington
Maine
Jonathan Gibbs
Gibbs
Beig
Ibbs
New York
Gre
Crapter Sr
Settingtion
Andrew Orme
Clements
Family shadows and failed charity haunt a tense drawing room
Floyd Unwin laments financial failure and reveals he helped Crosby Todd only to see his son’s ally wounded. He claims a friend offered aid for his children Mary and Bob but failed, while Todd persists. Evelyn Radway watches, while Mary pleads for calm as unspoken tensions surface.
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Radway
Unwin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bob
Mary
Smith
Crosby
Unwins
Mrs. Nadway
Daddy
Floyd Unwin
Crosby Todd
Mr. Todd
Evelyn Radway
Mr. Unwin
Todd
Notice to Creditors in Caroline County Maryland
Notice to creditors that letters testamentary for the estate of William H Miley have been granted by the Orphans Court of Caroline County Maryland. The subscriber is named in the notice and requested to present claims as required by law.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
William H. Miley
Federalsburg Real Estate Sale Under Mortgage Assignment
Public sale of lot in Federalsburg Caroline county Maryland by Calvert C Merriken as assignee for collection. Two story frame dwelling on Main Street described with bounds from Chambers Fluharty lot to Nanticoke river. Terms one-half cash day of sale, balance on ratification, note security. Auctioneer William E K Andrew.
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Ide L. Nichols
M. Luther Nichols
Calvert C. Merriken
Caroline County
Maryland
First National Bank
Federalsburg
Thomas H. Chambers
Harry Fluhnerty
Main Street
Chambers- Fluharty
Louis M. Carr
Ida L. Nibulg
T.C. D
Ap Pnes
Calvert C
Merriken
William EK. Andrew
Indirect Confessions Tie Death to Dual Identities
The Radways confront Unwin and Evelyn about the murder and a forged life. Bettington’s death, an Albatross voyage, and Orme’s disguise unfold as Unwin explains the double tragedy. A storm, a fisherman’s hut, and a switch of clothes tie the crime to a web of deceit.
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Bob
Howard Bettington
Mettington
Bettington
Evelyn Radway
Andrew Orme
Jonathan Gibbs
Orme
New York
Unwin
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