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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1915
Page
3
On the liner The Golden Greyhound Brill and Marion Jennison navigate a tense voyage amid a stolen gold shipment and looming danger. Brill counsels the distraught Jennisons while deciphering odd behavior from Benedict’s agents, Pennythorpe’s hints, and a suspected navigational ruse that could steer the ship toward Portugal and further peril.
On a New York departure bound for Europe a boarded ship carries aristocratic travelers and a mix of strangers. Brill and Bell drift through chance encounters with Captain Annuphries, a trained canary, and a circle including Benedict, Marsh, and Miss Jennison as a mysterious gold shipment looms and a funeral plans unfold aboard the vessel.
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