Diamonds and Deception at Mrs Missioner's Ball
Detective Britz uncovers a web of counterfeits and theft surrounding Mrs Missioner as diamonds vanish during a gala. Griswold and Sands court danger while Millicent Delaroche emerges as a key clue. Britz traps suspects, recovers forged gems, and plots to seize Griswold and Elinor Holcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy March
Mrs. Missioner
Curtis Griswold
Braxton Sands
Griswold
Hindoo
Elinor Holcomb
Britz
Dr. Fitch
Elinor
Vs. Missioner
The Yacht Assault and Diamond Capture
Britt Britz Manning and Fitch stage a dawn boarding of a yacht on the Harlem River cut. After a brief gunfire exchange they seize Prince Kananda and Ali and search for the diamonds. The Maharanee diamond is recovered from Kananda’s leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britz, Manning and Fitch
Bleecker Street
Fourteenth Street
Two Hundred and Twenty Fifth Street
Government Cut
Harlem
Hudson Rivers
Spuyten Duyvil
Britt
Gordon
Hicks
Marble Hill
Britz
Fitch
Manning
Kananda
Ali
Bowung
Deck
Wherry
Cambridge
Griswold
Sands
Spuyten Duyvil Creek
Hudson
Grant
Jana
Mutual Explanations at Police Headquarters in Trial Scene
Lieutenant Britz presses Griswold and Delaroche for confessions as Mrs Missioner, called in by phone, refuses to prosecute. Griswold fears exposure as Delaroche seethes with jealousy while Millicent Delaroche watches the tense exchange. TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britz
Fitch
Griswold
Mrs. Delaroche
Britt
Manning
Mrs. Missioner
Mr. Sands
Curtis Griswold
Detective Bureau
Louis Napoleon in America and Early American Encounters
The reminiscence notes Louis Napoleon’s 1837 two month stay in New York living at the Washington Hotel and visiting Washington Irving at Sunnyside. It recalls Irving meeting Mile. Montijo and Irving’s remarks about the future emperor and empress of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Napoleon
America
Caroline
New York
Washington Hotel
Broadway
Washington Irving
Sunnyside
Irving
Mile. Montijo
Eugenie de Montijo
France
The
Hudson
Grenada
Princess Murat
How She Hurt Her Finger
Rosa, in a Browns laundry scene, empathizes as Miss Clara nurses a bruised finger from a hammer. Rosa recalls her own tingling palm from slapping the chulluna on the head, with a dialect tone and humorous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claral
Rosa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donnelly
Carson
Renaissance
Entive Society
Millicent Delaroche
Chief
Leutenant
Fanning
Adianop
Olis News
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