Mystery at Clermont Hotel Ends in Shocking Death
George Anderson and his wife witness a man exit the Clermont as a mystery unfolds. Edith Challoner is found stabbed and dead, with Orlando Brotherson suspected after letters show his displeasure. Detectives Gryce and Sweetwater pursue leads as Brotherson goes into hiding and later moves rooms, while a related courtyard confrontation heightens tension before a new suspect surfaces.
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George Anderson
Clermont
Edith Challoner
Anderson
Orlando Brotherson
Friyal
Miss Challoner
Brotherson
Gryce
Sweetwater
Mr. Challoner
Deak
O. B
Dunn
Challoner
Rotherson
The Leavenworth Case Inspires a Hidden Spy Tale
A detective Sweetwater stalks a neighbor Brotherson to uncover a secret. He bores a hole behind shelves to spy, misreads poetry, and risks discovery as he maneuvers to hear words and protect his plans.
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Brotherson
Sweetwater
Brother Son
Tive
Mr. Brotherson
Mr. Gryce
Brothergon
Department
Paolo
Francesca
Uses of Papyrus in Egypt and Jordan Valley
The papyrus plant once thrived in Egypt but is now rare there while remaining abundant in the Jordan Valley and near Jaffa and Sidon. It grows in marshy soil to eight or ten feet tall, with hollow leafless stems. In the East it is used for sandal boxes furniture and even boats, and historically for papyrus paper under the Pharaohs.
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Brotherson
Sweetwater
Mr. Brotherson
Bilse
Egypt
Jordan Valley
Jaffa
Sidon
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