Ruby Heist and Romantic Escape in London
In London, Baraka and her interpreter Spiro steal a ruby from jeweler Mr. Pinney but are captured with help from police. Baraka appeals to Konstantin Logotheti, a Paris financier, as tensions unfold around a gem worth nine to ten thousand pounds and a web of hopeful suitors and mistaken identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraka
Spiro
Mr. van Torp
Mr. Pinney
Mons
Konstantin Logotheti
Paris
Pinney
Baraka’s captivity woes tangled with London society
A police station visit reveals Baraka's plight as she clings to hope of help from Konstantin Logotheti. Lady Maud doubts the tale yet tries to warn Margaret Donne while misaddressed letters and a missing ruby spark a cascade of mis Fortune involving Spiro, Van Torp, and Pinney’s jewel.
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Margaret Donne
Marta da Cordova
London
Kontin Logothet
Countess
Lady Maud
Stersburg
Rufus van Torp
Anerican
van Torp
Margaret
Mas
Logotheti
Sage
Baraka
Versailles
Logo
Bayreuth
Paris
Miss Donne
Cordova
Mystery over Logothett Ruby Ties to Margaret
The young man who drove to Euston on the way to Liverpool and New York had Logothett's ruby hidden in his waistcoat pocket. The ruby belonged to Margaret, given by Logothett before he brought it to Mr. Pinney to be cut and set. The revelation foreshadows Brixton jail for Baraka and hints at the poor girl’s harsh companions.
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van Torp
Logotheti
Mr. Pinney
Pin- Bey
Pitney
Ayrshire
Duchess of Barchester
Grace
Cadogan Gardens
Pin. Mey
Mr. Pin Mey
Constantinople
Waka
Baraka
Spiro
Pen
Saliga
Pinney
Logotheni
London
Logothetl
Konstantin Logothett
Start
Lady Maud
Mrs. Foxwell
Logo
Mr. van Torp
Penzance
Cowes
Pinney’s
Southampton
Waterloo Station
Hiraraka
Maud
Margaret
West End
Euston
Charing Cross
Liverpool
New York
Logothett
Brixton
A Sprained Ankle Quick Cure Claim
An article touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a faster remedy for ankle sprains claiming recovery in under a week, often within three days, and also relieves chronic and muscular rheumatism. It notes bottle sizes of twenty-five and fifty cents and lists DBD J. Ross and Lemmon's Pharmacy as sellers.
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DBD
J. Ross and Lemmon's Pharmacy
City Bus Line Phone Orders Now Handled by Frank Rogers
Call up Phone No. 589 Black and leave orders which will be promptly attended to by Frank Rogers. Include street and number.
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Frank Rogers
Ezra Kendall Dies After Illness Ends Vinegar Buyer Tour
Well known actor Ezra Kendall died at his Martinsville home after falling ill January seventh in Oakland California. He starred in The Vinegar Buyer tour that has now closed. Kendall born in 1961 on an Allegheny County New York farm. He began as a printer and later worked as a reporter in New York. His widow and six children survive.
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New York
Ezra Kendall
Martinsville
Ind
Oakland
Cal
Allegheny County
Weston on Another Hike Coast to Coast Walk Begins February
Edward Payson Weston the 70 year old veteran pedestrian left New York by train for Los Angeles and will start on February 1 a coast to coast walk. He claims a man of seventy can walk forty miles daily for 160 days with rest on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
New York
Edward Payson Weston
Mr. Weston
Keeft
Weston
Lima's Illustrious Guest William J Bryan Visits Lima
William J Bryan toured the National Library and the zoological gardens in Lima. The municipality calls him Lima's illustrious guest and invites him to a Thursday reception. Mrs Dryan and her daughter, with Attache Cordier, visited Penora Lerula, wife of the republic's president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
William J. Bryan
Complete Unveiling Plans for Goebel Monument
Frankfort Kentucky January 24 The Geete Monument association has completed plans for the unveiling of the monument erected to the memory of the late Governor William Goebel on February 2. The legislature will adjourn and former Governor J D McCreary and Governor J C W Beckham will make the memorial addresses. The monument was erected with the public subscription of $20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Geete! Monument Association
William Goebel
J. D. McCreary
J. C. W. Beckham
Remedy Promoted for Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea
Chamberlain's Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised as a long used cure with wide reputation. Sold by D J Ross and Lemron's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
D. J. Ross
Lemrhon
Public Sale Advertises Farm Stock and Implements Near Washington
Health prompted sale of twelve horses, twenty six cattle, seventeen sows, one thousand bushels of corn, and farming gear. Auction set for January 26, 1910 at 10 a.m. four miles northeast of Washington. Terms include 10 month credit on sums over 10 dollars, cash discount of 5 percent, with noted organizers and auctioneers listed.
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Washington
Living Lake Church
Mart Swift
Shire Horse
Chester White
Studebaker
John Deere
McCormick
Closing Out Sale on Stephenson Farm Near Grace Hill
A public auction on January 26 1910 lists ten horses including a five year old grey and a five year old black, two driving teams, nine cattle with four Short Horn cows, calves and a four year old cow, sow and pigs, extensive machinery tools and farm equipment, plus household goods and poultry. Len Richardson Fred Taylor and others offered with cash or one year credit at 7 percent interest. Farris Brothers D F Macon Auction Ralph Dougherty Beitel Clerk. 17 20 24
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Grace Hill
Washington
Titus Station
Weber
Milwaukee
Emerson Gang
Deere
Hayes
Iowa
Majestic Range
Len Richardson
Fred Taylor
Farris Brothers
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Wster
Aultht
Sara Cinesca
Weil -Arithusam Aregare
Msi
KY Nopsis
Maraka
Central Asia
Araka
Saad
Venice
United States
Hapter Y
Argaret
Bayreaui
L’arrifal
Fes
Mr Pinney
Brook Street
New Bond Street
St. James
Spire
Millonaire
Kythe By
Sampson
Caucasus
Tartary
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
W. J. Bryen
Aocel
Beckham
Dan Rohrer
Austin Sutherland
Jack Moriarty
Lunch
D. F. Macon
Ralph Dougherty Beitel
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