Diamonds and Danger in a New York Mystery Tale
In New York the narrator guards a million-dollar collection of blood-red diamonds after a complicated chain of threats theft and misdirection. A bold escape from a revolver a missing hyacinth bouquet and a locksmith siege heighten the suspense as danger tightens around Delario and Claire Ravenol amid suspicious callers and a perilous night.
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Delario
de Ravenol
Soren
Claire
The Telegram Time Bomb
A narrator reads a telegram from her mysterious brother urging a New York trip for urgent business while a separate note at Hotel Imperial accuses Madame of jewel theft. The pair of messages, received in New York and Philadelphia, confirms the narrator still possesses the diamonds despite suspicions.
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Hotel Imperial
Monsieur
Telegram Arrival Triggers Sudden Memory Loss
A narrator recalls a bell and a boy delivering a telegram then signs for it and realizes a special delivery letter was lost. The scene centers on the disruption caused by the delivery and the missing document. Nearby details reference a residence and the act of signing.
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Jimmson
Ventilated Coal Piles to Prevent Spontaneous Combustion
The Bureau of Mines offers guidance to avoid spontaneous combustion in coal piles. Use dry ground for bins, store single coal sizes, remove fine coal for immediate use, keep piles dry, designate storage areas, and use small bins in the yard.
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Bureau of Mines
D'Annunzio to Quit Fiume in Tentative Compromise
Italian Premier Nitti and Gabriele d Annunzio reportedly reached a compromise on Fiume and Zara with a dignified withdrawal of the poet’s forces. In Washington Mrs Charlotte T Evans widow of Rear Admiral Robley D Evans dies at 82 with interment planned in Arlington National Cemetery.
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London
Nitti
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Fiume
Zara
Washington
Charlotte, T. Evans
Robley D
Fighting Bob) Evans
Arlington National Cemetery
Girl 14 Missing Girl Sophie Lienski Kidnaped Believed Dead
Parents of Sophie Lienski of Glen Lyon Pa receive a message claiming she was kidnapped and would be found dead. A search extended to the mountains with no trace. A note on the Lienski porch read When you find Sophie you will find her dead signed Mike G.
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Wilkesbarre
Sophie Lienski
Glen Lyon
Lienski
Sophie
Mike G
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