Patrick and Sarah reveal daytime alibi gaps in murder case
Patrick probes Sarah about her full story while she breaks into tears. Sarah recalls events at the Stow house and later implies a secret she has kept from everyone except Mrs. Avery. Patrick confirms Ace’s money troubles with Tony Tarrio and notes Walter Treadway spent the night in the Little House as Molly and a driver were seen arriving.
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Patrick
Sarah
Bessie
Stow House
Sylvia
Ace
Tony Torriano
Tony
Blaikie House
Sam
Walter Treadway
Pat
Molly
Avery
Mr. Treadway
Walter
Satan
Mrs. Avery
Mary
Ace Blaikie
Marden House
Caro Prentiss
Cat Park
In The Fall A Politician's Fancy Lightly Turns
Aunt Mary narrates a morning gathering as Molly, Walter, and Patrick arrive. Molly appears radiant though tense, Walter shows sunset seriousness, and Ace is noted as dead, triggering a startled revelation to Molly about Ace’s death. The scene unfolds with coffee, family gossip, and light humor tempered by tragedy.
Murdered Ace Blaikie at masquerade inquest continues
In a tense interrogation, Patrick questions Walter and Molly about alibis after Ace Blaikie is found dead from a stab wound. The couple recount their movements from the masquerade to the Little House and surrounding areas, with key locations and times teased for next week.
Public Sale of Valuable Live Stock and Implements
Thomas D. Hall sells on September 30, 1936 at 10 o clock on Noble farm Denton Williston road. Brood mares with colt by side black mare gray Purcheron colt two years old milk cows four heifers one bull farm wagon manure spreader plows cultivators harness milk cans and more. Cash for sums under 10 and credit three months on approved notes. Assignees sale noted.
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Noble Farm
Denton
Denton-Williston
Oliver
Public real estate sale in Denton Maryland by assignee
Foreclosure sale of a two story ten room frame dwelling in Denton Caroline county Maryland. The property fronts 84 feet on Main street and backs to Clara A. Deakyne’s land with several adjacent boundaries. The sale is scheduled between 2 and 4 pm at the courthouse with options of one third cash and balance on ratification or all cash. Title papers and U.S. revenue stamps paid by purchaser. Henry Relay James Temple Audsubscribe for the Journal and get county news.
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Sarah E. Redden
Orlando J. Redden
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline County
Henry R. Lewis
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Market
Main Street
Clara A. Deakyne
J. Frank Wright
Alley Richards
P. W. Downes Anid
William G. Horsey
U.S
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T. L. Trice, Jr
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Harry Stedman
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