Lustrations by Relation in a Murder Mystery
Amateur detective Simon Judd and undertaker William Dart visit the wealthy John Drane. Drane is murdered and Dr Blessington reveals Amy Crane is not Drane’s relative. Detective Dick Brennan investigates as Judd proposes a partnership to solve the case.
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Simon Judd
William Dart
John Drane
Drane Place
Dr. Blessington
Amy Crane
Dick Brennan
Judd
Riverbank
Brennan
Judd Delares
Amy
Drane
Dart
Richard
Nell
Mia Theat
Uimes
Fat Lowan
Riverbank undertaker reveals past in stalled confession
Simon Judd pushes Abner Dart to tell Brennan the full story of John Crane and Ella Crane's schemes. Abner recalls Crane’s fortune, Ella’s marriage to him, and their ruse to bury John as Ella’s late husband. Ella then fraudulently returns to New York while Dart keeps memory and fear alive.
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Brennan
Abner
Simon Judd
Sime
Riverbank
Ella
Brenan
Richard
Dart
Amy
Norbert
Robert Carter
Young Carter
John Crane
John
Emily
Dranes
Daniel Drane
Abner Dart
Jarling
Ghe
Doc Worley
Chicago
New York
Westcote
Wall Street
Probate notice in August Gabardi estate hearing
In Bessemer Michigan on October 16 1928 Judge Harry K Bay presides over the Gabardi estate matter. Max Sterny seeks administration and a hearing is set for November public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. Attorney William F Pellew listed. The article notes a shift from whispering to roaring campaign.
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Bessemer
Harry K. Bay
August Gabardi
Max Sterny
Bessemer Herald
Gogebic
Michigan
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Beesemer
Buick
Fishes
Pecord Motor Company
Longyear Street
State OF Michigan
R. C. Solberg
William F. Pellew
John A. Kallander
City OF
First Ward
W. W. Gray
South Sophia Street
Second Ward
Bessemer Peoples Hall
South Moore Street
First Avenue
Third Ward
Charles Babicky
North Sophia Street
Fourth Ward
Constante Guglielmetti
Fifth Ward
Yale
Old County Road
The
United States
the Supreme Court
Justice of the Supreme Court
A. D
Joseph L. Gotta
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