Unraveling a Branchville Mystery In the Hardy Case
Coroner James Pike warns of fresh sightings and a possible killer in the Hardy case. Garrison pursues a shadowy intruder linked to Mrs. Wilson’s death scene and seeks Will Barnes’s testimony, while a hidden will eludes disclosure.
Overtures From the Enemy Unfold in Garrison’s Pursuit
Garrison leaves Spikeman's office to chase clues in Hardy's death case. He weighs Dorothy's husband Fairfax and suspects Foster Durgin, noting a tampered cigar and a missing will. A small man bought Dorothy’s cigar brand, but memory fails. He rushes to summon Will Barnes by telegraph for immediate help.
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Garrison
Walton
Rockdale
Will
New York
Albany
John W. Spikeman
Hardy
Spikeman
Fairfax
Dorothy
Charles Scott
Hiram Cleave
Foster Durgin
Hickwood
Noel
Durgin
Barnes
Foster
Manhattan
Amsterdam Avenue
Pike
Branchville
Theodore
Theodore Robinson
Elevator Encounter Reveals Tuttle Cornered By Asbestos
In a cramped elevator, a worker returning to his floor encounters Tuttle hiding in a corner of the car, amid tense moments as the hazards of the space come to light.
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Asbeste
Tuttle
The Fret of Waiting Chapter XXXL
Tuttle reports Robinson returned to town and will be paid by week’s end. Theodora accepts the update on Garrison’s near absence and lets the case unfold. Fairfax resumes sanity, hints at a big surprise for the man who hid his wife, then leaves for Branchville by train.
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Fairfax
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Epot Fairfax
Theodore
Garrison
Branchville
James Pike
Hardy
Pike
John Hardy
Dorothy
Jerold
Madison Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Albany
Jeraldine Root
Grand Central Station
Mr. Pike
Hickwood
Will Barnes
Will
New York
Vier
Theodora
The Wheat King and the Chicago Wheat Pit
A vivid portrait of the Chicago Board of Trade Wheat Pit and the speculative culture surrounding wheat. It describes how market players gather global data, use private information, and employ a coded finger language to trade.
Patten's Carmer Venture Tripled Last Year's Wealth
The article describes Patten's prior year's carmer yielding 2 million dollars after twelve months of work and calculations. It highlights market watching like a cat chasing a mouse, the strain on his nerves, and his fixation on wheat and price movements.
Bisley Bombshells At The Great Shoot Of 1910
Anecdotes from Bisley notes recount sensational moments in past meetings. ArmOurer Padgett lost a prize after a misread cartridge ruling, while Lieutenant Addison seized the King's Prize on a disputed shot. Other tales include a magpie misfire costing Lawrence a shot and Martin Boyd’s record setting feats after years away.
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Armourer Padgett
National Rifle Association
W. ¢. Addison
Lawrence
Martin Boyd
Dodd
Liverpool
Dodds
Dumfries
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