The Clermont Mystery and the Anarchist Meeting
George Anderson and Miss Edith Challoner figure in a Brooklyn case where Orlando Brotherson is suspected of involvement. Detectives Gryce and Sweetwater pursue a possible self inflicted wound and an anarchist gathering as they pursue clues and confront a suspect named Dunn in a dim tenement.
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George Anderson
Vermont
Clermont
Edith Challoner
Anderso
Orlando Brotherson
Miss Challoner
Brotherson
Gryce
Sweetwater
Mr. Chalner
O. B
Orlando S Brotherson
Anderson
Detective Sweetwater Faces Brotherson in Tenement Encounter
Two visitors press to join a socialistic group as detective Sweetwater exposes Brotherson, a tenement resident with varied talents, and reveals he is tracking letters linked to a mysterious Clermont Hotel death. The tense room interlude ends with Sweetwater warning of a coroner’s inquiry and Brotherson’s willingness to go.
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George
Brotherton
Sweetwater
Mr. Brotherson
Mr. Dunn
Dunn
Brotherson
New York Department of Police
Hotel
Clermont
New York
Mr. H Brotherson
A Difference of Opinion at the Coroner’s Inquest
Sweetwater pleads for access to the noon interview with Mr. Brothergon as Dr. Heath questions Brotherson about Miss Challoner. Brotherson recalls meeting her in the Berkshires and describes a guarded friendship, a rejected courtship, and a note that hints at deeper motive amid the surrounding death mystery.
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Sweetwater
Mr. Brothergon
Deak
Clermont
Miss Challoner
Mr. Brotherson
Iquiry
New York
Goodby
Lenox
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the Clermont
Persors
Adsorge
Associated Brotherhood
Athor OF
Leavenworth
Whispering Pines
Soeyreuettea
Lone
Rourid
Tim
Msgs. Challoners