Diamonds In Mrs Missioner's Box Spark a Mogul Mystery
Dorothy March screams as Mrs Missioner’s necklace shatters scattering stones. Detectives Britt and Dr Fitch probe dupes and a false Maharanee diamond sought by two Hindoo figures. Clues point to Paris makers and a mysterious old chemist's experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy March
Mrs. Missioner
Mrs. Misioner
Curtis Grinwold
Braxton Sands
Mrs. Missiener
Griswold
Elinor Holcomb
Dr. Fitch
Elinor
Britz
Mra. Missioner
Paris
Hindoos
India
Fitch
Centre Street
Bellevue
Fourth Avenue
Britt
Bleecker Street Station
Old Friends Drive Hope For Elinor In Tombs Visit
Braxton Sands and Mrs. Missioner visit Elinor Holcomb at the Tombs, offering support and belief in her innocence. Elinor finds renewed courage as Fitch and Britz pursue clues to clear her name, while the old curio shop memory hints at a lead near a new skyscraper site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braxton Sands
Doris
Mrs. Missioner
Sands
Braxton
Broadway
Centre Street
Tombs
Winner
Mrs. Missioners
Ter
Elinor
Dorothy
Einor Holcomb
Rible
Hiltnor
Fitch
Britt
Donnelly
Carson
Dr. Fitch
Bowling Green
Fitch and
Britz
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Dis‘may
Lttle
Brits
Curio
Ward
Ratdall
Britt and Fitch
A Father's Timely Warning About Janet and Her Mother
An old gentleman questions a suitor about Janet and her mother Mrs Peck. The youth defends his future prospects while the father notes Janet’s mother was once young and charming. The father ultimately concedes, yet warns the suitor with a lingering conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Called the Bluff on Hotel Overbooking Policy
A hotel clerk discusses how to bar undesirable guests by claiming the house is full or raising prices. A visitor presses for a suite and is offered a small parlor, bathroom, and bath for twenty five dollars a day. The interlude ends with the traveler accepting the offer.
The Ignorance of Casey in a Cob Question
A concise note questions Casey and Phwat on horse terminology. Mulligan comments imprecisely about a cob and its breed, using colloquial phrasing and humor to illustrate ignorance.
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Casey
Mulligan
Cora
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Logan
Maharanee
Western Union
Ombs
Woods
Europe
Simon
Manning
Bleecker Street
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