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Cranbury Press in Cranbury, New Jersey

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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1911

Page

3

The Missioner Diamonds Mystery Unfolds In Paris Link

Detective Britz probes the Missioner diamond theft amid a tangle of suspects. Elinor Holcomb is cleared when a cablegram proves the original necklace was copied in Paris and not in her hands. Britz vows swift action to find the true thief.

Dorothy Maren Missioner Carson Elinor Holcomb Ms. Missioner Britz Eline Wrence Sfitch Rs. Missioner Vmeharanee Paris Logan Detective Bureau United States Treasury Department Britt Elinor Holcomb Fitch Miss Holcomb Miss Halcomb Mrs. Missioner Griswold Dorothy Sands Donnelly

Detective Britt tailing Missioner jewels leads to Perkins drama

In New York matinee world Dorothy March winds up a talk with Detective-Lieutenant Britt about Mrs Missioner diamonds. Britt shadows the Missioner party to a Sherry’s lunch and, after a live chase through Fifth Avenue traffic, reaches a mansion as the case heats up.

Dorothy March Forrest Theater New York Britz Manning Aiberal Doris Missioner Dorothy Miss March Forrest Missioner Logan Torue Curtis Griswold Lorimer Daubigny Lieutenant Britz Elinor Holcomb Doctor Fitch Broadway Fifth Avenue March Griswold Sands Blodgett Britt Forty-fourth Street Sherry Tiscier Mrs. Missioner Curtigz Griswold Y Britz Tle Cabman Braxton Sands Fifty Ninth Street Madison Avenue Seventy-second Street

The Scientific Butler and the Darwin Descent Joke

A humorous anecdote from Canon Albger quoted in E. V. Lucas shows a maid at a country house praising the butler as scientific. She says the downstairs society is superior and the butler explains evolution, claiming they are all descended from Darwin.

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Clace Ove" Uetor Cape Mulberry Street Murray Hill Ward McAllister Allowig Mr. Britz Spain Queen Victoria Teddy Lorimer Mr. Griswold Anatole Anatole Daubigny Newport
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