Leavenworth Case Update at Clermont Death Mystery
Miss Edith Challoner is found dead at the Clermont after a hotel scene. Orlando Brotherson, linked by love letters signed O B, faces inquiry as detectives weigh self harm or murder. Brotherson contends no interview occurred though eye contact was denied.
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Anderson
Thermont Hotel
Clermont
Edith Challoner
Ander
Orlando Brotherson
Miss Challoner
Brotherson
Gryce
Sweetwater
Mr. Chaler
O. B
Identig Brotherson
Ilx
Ina Challoner
Mr. Brotherson
Heath
Mise Challoner
Sweetwater Garangerell
Martherson
Asere
Similarities in Two Brooklyn Deaths Point to One Man
Sweetwater argues a shared pattern links the Hicks Street washerwoman case and Miss Challoner's Clermont death. Gryce recalls a quiet tenant, Orlando Brotherson, as the opposite-window figure and potential link, while noting no weapon or bullet presence.
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Mr. Gryce
Challoner
Sweetwater
Gryce
Brotherson
T Wan
Hicks Street
Clermont
Brooklyn
Dunn
Orlando Brotherson
Antidote for Ole Age in Hicks Street Mystery
Mr. Gryce narrows the Hicks Street crime to Dunn, an elegant admirer of Miss Challoner. A late night walk, a contrasting tenement tenant, and a subway memory link Dunn to the mystery, hinting at a deeper connection to Challoner’s death.
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New York
Hicks Street
When a Man's Married star in Portland road show
Fragmentary note cites Miss Lilias Be Vim leading lady for a No 2 road company of When a Man's Married. A hallboy recalls a banter about bringing a hot iron, a bell rang, and a bartender quips no fancy New York training to wait.
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Leavenworth
House OF the Whispering Pines
Dr. Heath
Mr.Challoner
Iran
Hadies
Broadway
Mr. Brotherton
Mr. Brotheraon