Mystery in Clermont Hotel Chapters Reveal Brotherson Plot
Fragmentary synopsis outlines Sharp detective Gryce and Sweetwater pursuing a murder tied to Miss Challoner. Letters signed Orlando Brotherson hint at anarchist plots. police raid, Brotherson escapes. Subsequent chapters compare Challoner case with a washerwoman murder and plan further investigation.
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sAndergron
Leiman
Ene
Challoner
Gryce
Jan
Challoner Serre
WSS
Yale Aire Jove
Orlando
Brotherson
Will—Anderson
Een
Prrectwater
Sweetwater
Sweetwatit
Challener
Writte Ee
Neighborly intrigue in a quiet stairwell torn by secrets
In a shabby apartment complex, Sweetwater the detective shadows neighbor Brotherson. A hidden shelf hole reveals a spying setup while poetry and art debate mask a deeper motive. Sweetwater contemplates exposure as a fragile balance of trust and danger unfolds.
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Sweetwater
Brotherson
Aimee
Mr. Brotherson
Brother Son
Sweatwater
Buuss
Paolo
Francesca
Brothergon
Charl
Sweetwater S
Foreclosure Sale Ordered in Illinois Case
Public notice states that in the case Casey Ir vs J V Chancellor Olive Chancellor et al a decree issued December 18 1912. Master in Chancery Arthur Poor man will sell February 6 1913 at 2 pm at the east door of the Marshall Court House Clark county Illinois. Property described as Lot 46 in Perry's 38rd Addition Casey Illinois. Cash due day of sale.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Casey Ir
Loan and Building Association
J. V
Olive Chancellor
Arthur Poorman
Marshall
Illinois
Clark
Ilinois
Perry
Casey
Golden & Scholfield
Executor's Notice in Clark County Illinois Estate
Henry Strohm named as executor for the estate of George W. Spangler deceased of Clark County Illinois will appear at the Clark County Court House in Marshall for the April Term to settle claims and debts. Creditors must present claims and debtors should pay promptly as of January 24, 1913. Golden and Scholfield are attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Spangler
County of
Clark
Illinois
Clark County
Court House
Marshall
Notice of Final Settlement in Clark County Probate
Notice to heirs and distributees of Solomon Miller and George Barnes estates in Clark County Illinois. On March 3 1913 the administrators will present final reports to the County Court at Marshall to be discharged from duties. Objections may be filed to resist the application. Mollie Barnes administratrix and J W Graham attorney signed this notice.
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Ilinois
Clark County
Solomon Miller
Marshall
Wlineis
Hilness
Clark
George Barnes
Court of
Mollie Barnes
Witt
Arthur Poorzian
Foreclosure Public Notice in Clark County Illinois
Public sale announced under chancery decree of December 1912 in Clark County Illinois. Master in chancery Arthur Poorman will sell at 2 pm January 30 in Marshall for cash the described real estate in blocks and parts of Jot Ten in William Archers second addition, with exceptions, per terms of sale dated January 6 1913.
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Dinols
Clark
Cish Cownrty
W. L. Cols
John ‘P, HightyyaBe
Eliza J. Highfill
Arthur Poorman
Clark County
Marshall
Illinois
Ezid
William Nmckkeen
Gut
William B. Archers
Dulahey
Minois
Clark ‘Co
Davison & Bartlett
Compt
Sol
Administratrix's Notice of Real Estate Sale in Illinois
Julia A. Craig administratrix of B F Craig's estate seeks sale of the Northwest Quarter of Lot 66 in Woodford Dulaney's Addition Marshall Illinois Clark County at public auction March 1 1913 between 10 a.m and 4 p.m. at the East door of the courthouse cash in hand on sale day. Sale ordered by County Court of Clark County Illinois per decree dated December term 1912. Hollenbeck attorney.
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Clark County
Finois
Julia A. Craig
B. F. Craig
Marshall, Clark
Marshall
Minois
Illnois
Julia Va. Craig
B.F. Craig
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Charles Wit Rosser
Synopsia
Soreier
Jung
Henry Atreet
Schiper
Hyferybody
Schuper
Jooks
WBS
Henry Strohm
Golden & Scholfield, Attys
M. M. Miller
J. W. Graham
Mlinois
Tettn
Lillian Rarig
Harold Edward, Rarig
Chancery
Harold
Edward Rarig
Harold Edward Rarig
Bill
Davidson
Bartlett
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