Smuggling Diamonds and a Child Spy in a Dark Thriller
A Parisian to New York chase centers on blood red diamonds hidden by a girl named Claire and her father the Kaiser’s agent. The heroine navigates a web of smugglers, thefts, and staged arrests while De Ravenol pursues control of the gems across apartments, theaters, and a treacherous cityscape.
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Eae
Wees
Gore
Claire de Ravenol
Monsieur de Ravenel
Claire
de Ravenol
Billy Rivers
Rivers
Philadelphia
de Ravenal
Russia
Germany
Monsieur
Papa
America
Madame
Paris
Claire Carries Out Slipper Box Plan Amid Telegrams
In a tense sequence aboard the steamer, Claire and Billy wrestle with a covert plan involving a box hidden in a slipper. Monsieur deflects blame with a smug boast while Claire signals her father and delays as her mother’s death news arrives. Claire faints as the hotel pickup looms and a telegram demands her return.
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Paris
Papa
America
Billy
Monsieur
Claire
Mrs. Delario
Zem
Antwerp
Rubens
Berwmany
George
In Town and Out Representative Armstrong Returns
March 1 1895 brief notes list local movements including Armstrong returning from Bismarck Monday evening Dugald Campbell and W S Casselman en route to Bismarck John S Roop back from a session as senate clerk Fred Geil and wife depart for Eureka on Milwaukee line to Ash ton Iowa Lincoln Geil drives them to Eureka Mauritz Van Soest visits with home made hams for Landlord Rush and Mrs E F Savage of Roop recovers from illness amid well wishes
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Armstrong
Bismarck
Dugald Campbell
W. S. Casselman
John S. Roop
Senate
Fred Geil
Eureka
Ash
Ton
Iowa
Lincoln Geil
Mauritz van Soest
Hull
Rush
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Maeaenan Vers
Delaci
Entty
Devenol
Aeeperer
United States
Aaa
Washington
Mroe
Senente
Noa
Jane Bunker
H. de Ravenel
Mr. Rivers
Pere
Shuffer
Ogness
New York Herald
Beaver Valley Motor Company
Linton, North Dakota
Hop
A. B.S
Spay
Shubert
North Dakota
Skunk
Coop Unp
Caren
Hiom
Shudert
de Inc
Austin Ave
U.S.A
E. F. Savage
Roop
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