Mystery at Clermont Ends in Patience and Possible Hypnotism
George Anderson and Edith Challoner become entwined in a case unfolding at the Clermont hotel where Challoner is found dead. Orlando Brotherson, an inventor, is suspected but escapes while Gryce and Sweetwater pursue leads. Coroner notes suggest self infliction. detectives weigh motive, past letters signed O B, and hypnotism as possible factors in the unfolding crime labyrinth.
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George Anderson
Clermont
Edith Challoner
Anderson
Orlando Brotherson
Miss Challoner
Brotherson
Gryce
Sweetwater
Misa Challoner
Mr. Challoner
O. B
Jist
Sweptwater
Dunn
Challoner &Fie
New York
Mr. Brotherson
Conway
Hotel
Brothergon Himeelf
Mr. Conway
Frotherson
Heath
Gazii ~Gorly
Brothergon
The Piligree House of the Whispering See Aere
Inspector Gryce probes inventor Brotherson in a tense interview about Challoner's death. Brotherson defends himself with a double life claim and hints at a hidden invention as the real motive. A cunning setup unfolds as Sweetwater hides in a West Twenty-ninth Street workspace while Brotherson settles into Hicks Street lodging awaiting a watchful inspection.
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Brotherson
Hicks Street
Ike
Clermont
Mr. Dunn
Thenspector
New York
Fulton Street
Alicy
Conception in Chapter XIV Sparks Coincidence Debate
In Chapter XIV a conception is discussed with remarks by Thue M. Brotherson in the presence of inapectas, noting something extraordinary about the coincidence. The fragment hints at a philosophical or literary exchange on fate and chance within the narrative.
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Thue M. Brotherson
Chapter XV Question About Handicap In A Suspenseful Exchange
A fragment from Chapter XV presents a dialogue about a challenge or handicap. The interlocutors discuss how many times someone has achieved something and note the implication of a disadvantage, labeling it as unfortunate and a test of perseverance.
Maps Antedate Columbus with Early Florida Cuba Charts
Claimed authentic maps reportedly show the Florida coast and Cuba coastlines dated 414 and 1492. The documents suggest ancient knowledge before Christopher Columbus and early Portuguese exploration, implying a premodern awareness of New World geography.
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Piorida
Cuba
Christopher Columbus
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Jntter
Mise Challoner
Ake
Synopsib
Anna Katharine Green
Leavenworth
Charles .W. Sopy
Rigby
Elias
Fourth Avenue
Upper New York
Netto
Challoner
Hutt
Grace
Hicken Street
Dash
Shams
R Brotherson
Father Gays
Zugg
Twenty-ninth Street
Wicks Street
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