Diamond dealer’s confession propels New York jewel case
In a courtroom saga unfolding in New York, diamond maker Mr. Martin recalls crafting a supreme gem and betrays a thief’s motive. Detectives Britz and Fitch uncover a web of replicas, leading to a key clue and a pivotal suspect, Miss Elinor Holcomb, as the district attorney presses for trial delays to gather more proof.
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Dorothy March
Mrs. Missioner
Mrs. Issioner
Curtis Griswold
Braxton Sands
Griswold
Hindoo
Elinor Holcomb
America
Britz
Dr. Fitch
Elinor
Paris
Swami
India
Ward
Ward’s Island
Fitch
Europe
Curio Dealer
Maharanee
Britt
Bellevue
Lawrence Fitch
County Medical Society
Mulberry
Britt and Fitch
Golconda
Martin
Central Office
Prober of Mysteries
Ji—I
Mot
Holcomb
Miss Holcomb
Matt
Portland Merchant Delivers Opera Glass Gaffe
In a Maine tale from Portland, a country guest visits a theater with a Portland tradesman. The host hands over opera glasses, the guest murmurs in disappointment that the spectacle is empty, revealing a humorous miscue in a quiet social setting.
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Maine
Portland
Notable Quote on House Bill About Annoying Letters
A fragment quotes Jack Hardup remarking on a proposed bill to curb annoying letters in the house. He jokes about personal enthu siasm and mentions locking up his tailor for sta mpatha while exclaiming by Jove.
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Jack Hardup
Jove
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