Corvet Mystery Drives Constance to Manitowoc Telegram
Wealthy Chicago magnate Benjamin Corvet vanishes after a stormy interview with Henry Airian as Constance Sherrill, daughter of Lawrence Sherrill, is drawn into his affairs. A telegram from Manitowoc hints Alan Conrad may be involved, prompting Constance to fear that Corvet has been found, perhaps altered, before a perilous pursuit begins along Lake Michigan ports.
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Chicago
Benjamin Corvet
Henry Airian
Corvet
Constance Scerrill
Lawrence Sherrill
Spearman
Grerril Dewies Corvet
Akin Conrad
Bius Rapids
Kansas
Hiattler
Jl—Corvet
Senrad
Old Burr of the Ferry Haunts the Lakes Mystery
Alan learns of James Burr a man on Benjamin Corvet’s list marked with no trace. He tracks Burr to Manitowoc and the Take where Burr, a veteran wheelsman, sits each night in a fixed chair. The search leads him toward a potential link to Captain Stafford’s sender and the Constance Sherrill case.
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Alan
Corvet
Chayter Val—Corvet
Wussuquam
Mms
Great Lakes
Alun
Sherrill
Hogar
Old Burr
Pontiac
Lake Superior
Burr
IneIber
James Burr
Benjamin Carvet
Nuole
Tie
Manitowoc
Captain Stafford
Constance Sherrill
Chrive
Benjamin Corvet
Onice
Manitegoe
Ponti
Sault Ste. Marie
Manitowor
Adam
Old Jim Burr
Res
G Conrad
Alan Conrad
Aia
Benjamin Vorvet
Harbor Point
Stafford
James Nurr
Corvet's Uist
Brank Burr
James Bure
Dorr Gorbay
Port Morhay
Holding
Nin
Ble
Old Beer
Sean
Thay
Aivelihood
Bold Burr
Liverpool
Alexandria
Hite
Muire Burkhalter
Corevet
Whitman
Olu Burr
Kail
Sherrills
Constance Sherri
Old Burr's true identity haunts Alan at harbor and ferry
Alan intrudes into the harbor world chasing answers about Old Burr, a crewman tied to Corvet's list. Burr's evasive testimony and shared memories of the Miwaka tug at a deeper link. Alan gathers clues aboard Number 25 and on the ferry, weighing whether Burr is Benjamin Corvet or allied.
Ghost Ship in Winter Harbor Lays Up for Spring
In the cold harbor scene, two vessels glow with white lanterns as they lay up for spring. Marine insurance ends for ordinary craft, lights are removed from straits, and old Burr watches the lay up progress while a tug operates nearby. Alan notes crossing preparations as the scene ends with a chill wind and a cliffhanger.
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Ile
Marine Insurance
Rex Gerds
Straits of Mackinaw
Henux-Galeis
Manitou
Pax Islands
Reaver Island
Old Barr
Old Burr
Alan
Manitewoc
Burr
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Conrad
Corver
Carver
Wil—Adan
Chaptem
Waselive
Gorvet
Jon
Anan
Lake Michigan
Constance
Monster
Woonen Iden
Caleb Stafford
Bins
Alii
Dts
Agein
Amin
Benny
Willie
Ser
AU Seewutit
Sherrith
Hay
Messize
Mr. Carvet
Carferry
Uncle Benny
Irwin Myers
Edwin Bate
Tim
Eunvers
Coal & Lumber
Long & CO
Lititz, PA
Record Printing House
Lititz, Pennsylvania
E.R. Beg
S. Broan Sr
Lerriz Bell
Howards. Young Piano Tuner
East Orange St
Ind
J. Fred Essig
Long
D.D
Lititz
GEO. L. Keith Notary
Lineola Ave
L. E. Hite Garage
Broad and
Marion Sts
L. N. Moyer
Lane
Wingert & Haas Hat Store
John A. Haas
N. Queen St
Lancaster, Pa
W.H. Muth & Co
Our Tisk
Curtis Hensel
Penns
L. M
Eeamhana
WM. M. Amer
Broad St
Hunt
Cedar & Main Sts
Penna
Donogvans
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