The Diamond Robbery and the Detective's Clever Trap
Private detective R John Wylie is hired by Lady Moodie to recover letters from Count Ulrich who blackmails her. Wylie engineers a plan, recovers the letters hidden in a portmanteau, exposes Lavenderers the moneylender, and unmasks Ulrich as the thief. Sir Charles Moodie applauds, and Wylie reveals his true identity.
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R. John Wylie
Sir Henry Heaviside
Sir Henry
Helena
Marquis of
Coltshire
Wylie
Mr. Wylie
Lady Moodie
Moodie
Florence
Count Ulrich
Ulrici
Charles
Darklingbourne
Jupiter
Darklinghorne
Euston
Rottenborough
Sir Charles Moodie
Willesden
Harrow
Wil
Charing Cross
Dake Street
Jove
Hullo
Sir Charles
Lavenderers
John Wylie
Sirea
London
Lineman Archibald Saved After Cable Rescue Ordeal
A lineman named Archibald, working on Broadway street under drizzling rain, was shocked and tangled in live wires fifteen minutes before firefighters rescued him. He hung suspended, burns on feet and hands, while sparks flew from his frame until lowered to the ground.
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Archibald
Hone
Broaday Mae
Pras
Elon
Lynamos
Power House
Power Corps
S¢. Louis Globe
Wolves Kill Man Near Popat Grove
A man from Popat Grove, Minnesota, was killed by wolves while helping clear a path to a hay stack. He was attacked as his wife and children watched from the house. the wolves mauled him for over an hour before the end.
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Popat Grove
Fort Totton
Minn
Fragmentary exchange on sons and honesty in business
A fragmented dialogue shows a merchant praising his son in real estate and money making while stressing honesty and truthfulness. An older merchant comments that some fathers have no such guidance before walking away.
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Esden
Count Ulrich’s
Fuston
King’s Cross
Lineman Archibald Pip
S¢ Lewis