Spider's Parlour Mystery Reveals Trousseau Money Heist
In a tense confrontation, Sonda questions Madam and Legard about a two million dollar sum sewn into Miss Nora Corrigan's wedding trousseau. Mademoiselle Balladus, the sole worker involved, is missing after illness. Balladus, aka Madeline Burleigh, is described as strikingly French with dark eyes and a poised figure. The scene unfolds as Ida pressures for truth and innocence.
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Trousseau
Nora Corrigan
Miss Corrigne
Miss Jones
Ida
Monsieur Legard
Mademoiselle Balladus
Als
Medemoiselle
Mademoiselle Balladux
Mademoiselle
Madam
Madam Burleigh
Madeline
Lothing
The Mystery of the Bride's Disappearance Deepens
In a tense exchange, Madam Burleigh's deception about her address is exposed as investigators seek clues to the bride's disappearance. A candid photo links Mademoiselle Balladar to the case, while Adelina reports Nora Corrigan's friends revealing how Nora left the house to meet an old employee of her father, hinting at a planned trap during wedding preparations.
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Pary
Nick Carter
Sonda
Madam Burleigh
Miss Jones
Ewell
Tda
Monsieur
Ida
Mademoiselle Balladar
Mademoiselle
Ide
Adelina
Tola
Nora Corrigan
Nora
Ber
Miss Morton
Gipsy Madge linked to Legards in stolen money case
In a tense discussion, Adelina and Ida reveal connections between Mademoiselle Balladux, Mrs. Burleigh, and a missing money stash sewn into a trousseau. Miss Simpson confirms Balladux and Burleigh are the same woman, once named Madge Burleigh, later identified in a shoplifting case. Police heads will be shown a new description.
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Adelina
Mrs. Burleigh
Ida
Legards
Miss Simpson
Nora Corrigan
Nora
Mademoiselle Balladux
Madge Burleigh
Gipsy Madge
Galladux
The Record Book Chapter XXV dramatic drug store scene
Two women walk along a street and Ida stops at a drug store to make a call. Wreck Carter returns home after following a Mullens girl’s tip about cigars and searches Fourth Avenue for a cigarmaker named Al. He questions Helin about a customer who uses the nickname Will and notes Al’s pointed ears and a Hawthorne reference.
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Ida
Wreck Carter
Mary Mullens
Mullens
Fourth Avenue
Helin
Hawthorne
Toba
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Nicholas Garter
Fife
Melbourne
Sydney
Pitt, Son and Badgery, Ltd
O'Connell Street
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Winchcombe, Carson
Winchcowbe
Qawson
Australian Mercantile, Land & Finance Company Limited
Bligh Street
I. Amlandecoy
Donald Beiletter
Jones Brothers Cash
Bombala
M. J. Goodman
Bushman’s Friend Stores
Goodman's
Holbrook
Bega Monumental Works
J. F. Ziegler & Sow
Church Street
Bega
Logal Industries
Logal Agenit
H.R. Bryan
Madame Legard
Balladux
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