Murder on the Mohawk Aboard Weehawken Ferry
Inspector Thumm and District Attorney Bruno investigate the suspicious death of Conductor Charles Wood after a party voyage on the Mohawk. A ripped wallet and a fatal scratch marks point to a staged accident or murder linked to Harley Longstreet’s murder case. Drury Lane and DeWitt draw interest as key figures amid conflicting grievances among the party guests. The body’s identification ties to Third Avenue Railways, raising interstate legal steps and cross-jurisdiction actions.
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Marley Longstreet
Dewitt and Longstreet
Cherry Browne
Actr
Geisem
Cork
Dewitt
Fern
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Christopher Lord
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Michael Collins
Astreet
Thumm
Charles Weed
Longstreet
Guiness
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Mra
Fern DeWitt
Key Lane
A. Bruno
Lane
Mr. X
Weehawken Ferry
Drury Lane
Mr. DeWitt
Jim
Mr. Lane
Thumms
Inspector Thumm
Morris
Third Avenue Railways
Bruno
Third Avenue Railways Company
Charles
West Shore Railroad
Weehawken Terminal
Charles Wood
New Jersey
Rennells
Hudson County
New York
Harley Longstreet
Wood
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