Diamond mystery unfolds in high society theft and arrest
Dorothy March's scream at Mrs Missioner's gala sparks a diamond scandal. Gems crumble to the floor and genuine stones are questioned as Elmer Holcomb is linked to the disappearance. Detective Britz pursues clues, confronts Hindoo suspects, and stumbles on Millicent Delaroche tied to Curtis Griswold and Braxton Sands.
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Dorothy March
Mrs. Missioner
Curtis Griswold
Braxton Sands
Signer
Griswold
Hindoo
Latyer
Elmer Holcomb
Brite
Dr. Jiteh
Elinor
Britz
Missioner
Burlen
Detective Britz
Police
Central Office
Mulberry Street
Britt
Curtis Dear
Miss March
Forrest Theater
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Delaroche
Dorothy
Doris Missioner
Elinor Holcomb
Frea
Curiosity Shop
Millicent
Fitch
Sands
Donnelly
Carson
Miss Holcomb
New York
Kananda
Chanda
Gazim
Missioner diamond chase narrows to final hour in New York
In a tense round of strategy Kananda and the Swami push toward recovering the Maharanee diamond as Ali reports a woman holds the jewels. Griswold delays action while Dorothy March's note signals a new lead and Britt's pursuit suffers from a missing Griswold note.
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Swami
Prince
Kananda
Curtis Griswold
Burlen
Grinwold
Ali
Saraamed
Ife
Kanada
Nandy
India
New York
Mrs. Missioner
Griswold
Millicent
Britt
Strategy of Cecil Rhodes
The account from Sir William Butler recalls Cecil Rhodes as a clever young man who stole a shirt by hiding it under his old one. Frank Rhodes tells how Cecil used wit to win a shirt for a London party, illustrating his early habit of resourcefulness.
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Sir William Butler
Cecil Rhodes
Cecil
Frank Rhodes
London
North Pole Book Offer Meets Skeptical Reader
A character declines a gift copy of a new book on north polar exploration. He claims he spent four years delivering mails in North Dakota and two years driving a cab in Minneapolis, then escaped from Duluth, preferring not to receive hunting material.
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North Dakota
Minneapolis
Duluth
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Bimitz
Sues
Marcin Barber
Bichelor
Ney
Cambridge