What roles did Madhavrao Deshpande, the Mirikars, and other devotees play in arranging H.S. Dixit's visit to Shirdi?

Several devotees played distinct roles in arranging H.S. Dixit's first visit to Shirdi from Ahmednagar. As per the account in Chapter 51, Dixit first approached the Mirikars (Kakasaheb and Balasaheb), who began a serious discussion about who should accompany him. However, the key figure who emerged was Madhavrao Deshpande, a Shirdi resident. His arrival was orchestrated by a misleading telegram. Nanasahib Panshe and Appasahib Gadre acted as divine messengers; upon seeing Madhavrao, they immediately informed Dixit, saying 'go to Mirikar’s house and see Baba’s miracle.' Finally, Balasaheb Mirikar formally introduced Dixit to Madhavrao, which led to them cementing their travel plans for that very night.