Maitland plots amid Harlem crime caper and jewel theft
A chapter unfolds with Dan Maitland, mistaken for criminal Daniel Anisty, dupes a young woman at a bachelor club and handovers jewels from his safe. In Harlem the mysterious man observes Seventh Avenue from a tall white hotel, awaiting events as city streets hum with crowds and lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Maitland
New York
Dan
Barer
Danie Anisty
Maitland
Dan Anisty
Os World
Land
Mystery at 205 Seventh Avenue Ends In Staged Inaction
A gray suited man and a detective watch an apartment building on St Nicholas Avenue as a tip about a suspect named Anisty leads to a dead end. A woman observer uses the night to stage a covert visit to Maitland's study while a looming confrontation remains unresolved.
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St. Nicholas Avenue
Seventh Avenue
McCabe
E’miss’ner
Anisty
Simmons
Hickey
No. 205
Missis Simmons
Maitland
Nineteenth
Nicholas Avenue
Jim
Immense Electric Machine Owned by New York Physician
A New York physician owns the largest static electric machine ever built. It stands six feet high, seven feet long, and four feet wide, weighing 650 pounds with 40 glass discs, 20 of which spin while 20 stay stationary. Driven by a quarter horsepower motor, it can produce an 80 inch spark at full speed and needs five to ten minutes to fully excite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lydia Pinkham's Medicine Ad Lists Many Female Testimonies
A long list of names and addresses from women across the United States testify to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing female ailments. The notice asserts these witnesses volunteered their names without compensation to prove the product's reliability and honesty.
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Lydia B.rinkham
Mozier
Hay Ball
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Lang
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Wis
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Fourth St
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Mt. Desert Light Station
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Meldrum Avenue
German
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Ala
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Tally
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Burt
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Coffeeville
Miss
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Ohio
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Cleveland
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Wesleyville
Pastra
Lane
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TeMis Clee
C Wingheeten
Ma’ Io Dyer
Baltimore
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Houpass
Mase
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Fiela
Clarksdale
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Guyere
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R.F.D
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Pan ‘A
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Leh- Teet
Sykes
Tenn
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Mes
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Jerauld
Gartiies
Williams
Philadelphia
Chas
Boel
Garnet Street
Plattsburg
Etta ‘Donovan
Box Woodside
Idaho
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Rockland
Will Young
Columbia Avenue
Scottville
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Dayton
F. R
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Ere
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Beaver
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Mahdean Fairohance
LA. Denham
Fort Hunter
Jane Shatto
Earl
Vienna
Oronogo
Mary Wood
Heston
Sloan
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No. 1
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Mass
Liniment
Resinol, Chemical Company
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