Boule cabinet mystery strands through Paris intrigue
In a tangled tale Philip Vantine receives a Boule cabinet from Paris as a chain of murders, thefts, and secret drawers unfold. Detectives Godfrey and Lester chase impostors, a French detective Pigot is duped, and Crochard orchestrates a web of betrayal while Armand and Drouet move the prized diamonds across ships and stations.
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Philip Vantine
Paris
Polson
Vantine
Lester
Godfrey
Rogers
Marsuders
Mme. Xa
Julie
Kne' Drouet
M. Felix Armand
Armand
Boule Cabinet
Crochard
Boule
M. Pigot
Pigot
Michaelovitch
Diamonds for a night in New York safe deposit
In a tense sequence Grady and Simmonds move a cache of marked diamonds from a Paris batch to a Day and Night bank safe deposit amid fears of Crochard’s pursuit. Godfrey exposes the theft as Crochard’s, prompting a rapid bank evacuation and a night-long manhunt while Simmonds lies unconscious awaiting a doctor.
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Europe
America
Louvre
M. Pigot
Russia
Grady
New York
Fifth Avenue
Simmonds and
Pyot
Simmonds
Moosseer Mggott
Crochard
Mousseer Piggott
Moosaeer
Godfrey
Pigot
Kelly
Mystery Yacht Plot and a Heist Revealed
Godfrey and Lester track a yacht caper involving Crochard an expert disguiser who swapped identities to flee with diamonds. Pigot is found bound under a berth while Crochard shadows the press. The duo prepares one final explosive disclosure at noon, ending with a cliffhanger.
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Crochard
Godfrey
Simmonds
Lester
Pigot
Savoie
Crowland
Migot
Formular
Higot
Stteroom
Grady
Cardus Woman’s Tonic Prestigious Health Claim
Houston echoes a testimonial praising Cardus, a vegetable women’s tonic, for curing long illness and restoring strength. Mrs. S C Burton says two bottles helped her regain health, gain weight, and resume housework, urging others to try Cardus to avoid chronic ailment.
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Houston
Texas
S. C. Burton
Cardus
Burglar Captured After Break-In At Bird Home
A burglar taken into custody at the Joseph T. Bird residence possessed $1,700 in stolen goods. Sackville McKcutt quipped that to steal half that amount at his home would require three moving vans and would include even the furnace.
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Joseph T. Bird
Sackville McKcutt
Kansas City Star
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters Ad Claims
Mrs J C Van Dende of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters with preventing breakdown during three months of caregiving. The ad promises relief for fatigue poor appetite and digestion and touts Electric Bitters as a spring tonic with a money back guarantee. Available at druggists for 60 cents and 1 90.
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Bucklen
J. C. van Dende
Kirkland
Notice to creditors in estate of Adeline Starnes
Jerry Starnes administrator of Adeline Starnes deceased notifies all claimants to present verified claims at the law office of J. C. M. Vann on or before April 17 1915. This notice dated April 16 1914.
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Adeline Starnes
J. C. M. Vann
Jerry Starnes
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Bur Stevenson
Hornblower
Mme
Boyle
Ucklen
Arnica Salve
N. Y
4Th St
Binghamton, N.Y
Lowed Simmonds
Papece
Mrs. Burton
Cardut
D. T. Waller
First National Bank
Tryon St
Charlotte
N. C
Shuman Bros
W.4th St
Charlotte, N.C
The
Bank of Union
Fowler & Lee
FORD
Detroit
Henderson Garage
Monroe, N.C
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