Ainsley Poses as Millionaire to Steal Ring
John Ainsley a cultured crook infiltrates Kernohan estate to seize a ruby ring owned by Kernohan's daughter. He swaps a paste copy for the real gem, plans escape after a confrontation with detective Ernest Valentine, and flees with the cup trick and a dramatic balcony exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ainsley
Kernohan
Kernochan
Ernest Vaantine
Ainsley
Vaentine
Aimsley
Vantine
Louis
Thas
New York
Hice
Boston
Ben
Farmer Brown's Boy Faces Henyard Thief Redtail
A Burgess children's tale recounts Farmer Brown's Boy discovering Redtail the hawk as the likely thief of his chickens after counting missing birds and noting Redtail's presence near the Henyard. His mother insists, he contemplates action, fearing to kill the hawk but resolves to frighten him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srehtan
Es Ork
Redtail
Harmer Brown
Farmer Brown
Green Forest
To Catch a Thief Begins in Our Next Issue
The narrator recalls selling the grand duke's ruby for 150000 and gifting the proceeds to Mrs. Henry Adams, who inherits her husband’s stock. He reflects on leaving for Europe and ends with plans for the next installment, To Catch a Thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamin Kernochan
Henry Adams
Massachusetts
Adventures of the Twins at Happy Go Lucky Park
The tale follows Cutie Cottontail's trip to Happy Go Lucky Park for a brass ring on the merry-go-round. He enjoys the ride with Nick and Nancy, notices wooden animals, and imagines a dragon ride as he chases the prize. The piece blends playful fantasy with park sights and kid adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Go Lucky Park
Nick
Mister Zip
Nanc
Cutie Cottontail
Nancy
Cutie
Tle
Capital Prizes await in The Register campaign
Readers are urged to enter a $11,000 Capital Prizes campaign offering seven automobiles and other luxurious rewards. The ad emphasizes personal determination and easy entry to win both Capital and District Prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omebody
Register
Get Started Now for Extra Votes in Election Race
Panicked promotion urges readers to submit their name on a nomination blank to gain 5,000 votes and offers 100,000 extra votes for $25 in subscriptions if sent by Saturday, August 2, claiming the tactic ensures victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UU AK
Also Mentioned on This Page
Master Thi Aru Somers Roche
NEA Service Inc
Ainley
Vartine
Henmiade
Viantine Vantine
Kernechan
Burgas
T. W. Burgess
Adventures of the Twins
Manais
Watson Automobile Co
PAIGE
Hudson
Jewett
Gardner
Overland
Pas Oll
Yee
Lise
Schmoller & Mueller
Schmoller Ko
Schmoller
Hebkivnee
Poe
Sioux City Register
Dist
Pearl St
van Brunt-Crossman Co