Vevey to New York to a locked seance room trap
In a whirlwind turn on a transatlantic tale Claire Delario’s jewels surface amid accusations as Mon sieur de Ravenol locks a seance room door and presses for private talk. The narrator resists and suspects blackmail and possible jewel smuggling tied to Mrs Delario and Claire aboard the steamer.
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Claire
New York
Delario
Madame Delario
Madame
Monsieur
Mrs. Delario
Nossing
Zem
America
Monsieur Drops His Mask In Seance Room Encounter
A vivid dialogue scene unfolds as M de Ravenol emerges from the seance room to greet a visitor. Monsieur offers a silent, tense greeting and signals toward a bedroom where a woman lies. The visitor is instructed to follow and is left paused at the vestibule.
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Monsieur
M.de Ravenol
Transfers of small parcels and homestead promises in Hague area
A sequence of real estate transfers listed show various pairs trading lots, halves, and interests in town sites around Hague and Linton. Sellers include Streifel Hoffart Halzer Ohlhauser Bosch Volk Malsam Gabbert Graf Shoemaker Levin Brown Coon Backhaus Joachim and others, with nominal payments of $1 or more and occasional specific lot details.
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Adam Bosch
Jacob J. Volk
Raymond M. Volk
Anglea Volk
Franz Malsam
Milwaukee Land Company
Hague
W. J. Gabbert
Frieda Gabbert
Phil. J. Schriner
Crain
Lintton
L. D. Seeman
Carrie Seeman
Andreas Nathan
W. J Gabbert
William McCulley
Hunter
Linton
Katherine Graf
Edward Hoff
Templeton
Edward Graf
Mathilda Graf
M. J. Shoemaker
Martina Shoemaker
Joseph Kellar
Strasburg
Peter P. Levin
Catherina Backhaus
Peter Jochim
Hattie McCulley
William Gabbert
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Jane Bunker
Vevey
Aes
de Ravenel
Monsieur Gereek Claire
Monsieur de Ravenol
Ed. V. Price
Sopyright
Price
Bob
THE
Linton Bazar
Johannes Streifel
Elizabeth Streifel
Anton J Weigel
Kasper Hoffart
Eiginia Hoffart
Johannes Halzer
G. A. Herolz
Lola Herolz
Johann Ohlhauser
American Legion
Red Cross
Ruby Ladies Orchestra
Bismarck
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