A Bolt from the Blue Opens Holladay Murder Case
In New York city, Frances Holladay stands at the center of a sensational murder case after her father Hiram W. Holladay is found slain in his office with a knife wound. Rogers Holladay’s confidential clerk testifies, while defense and district attorney clash over the alibi and Miss Holladay’s future testimony.
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New York
Mr. Graham
Lester
Mr. Royce
John
Ike Frances Holladay
Frances Holladay
Miss Holladay
Rogers
Ociher
Yellow
Hiram W. Holladay
New Yorker
Wall Street
Graham & Royce
Frances
Riviera
Tala
Switzerland
Holladay
Criminal Courts Building
Goldberg
Julius
Singleton
Mr. Holladay
Graham
Sertief
Denice the Divine trials end in romance and tragedy
Denice Hope, a gifted actress known as Denice the Divine, faces a chaotic tour with Sidney Marston and manager Peyton Edwards. A shadowy pursuer, Lionel Trevelyan, stalks her, leading to a staged confrontation and a fatal shooting. Trevelyan dies after confessing his longing for Denice, while Denice and Marston wed in Manchester cathedral.
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Ralph Enderly
Shiv
Marston
Teazie
Letty Noela
Meade
Cora Meade
London
Denice
Peyton Edwards
Sidney Marston
Little Hall
Newton-Tanfield
Edwards
LS Fetta
Bob Weld
Sid
Daddy Edwards
England
Mr. Marston
Daddy
Denice Hope
Edward
Royal Hotel
Crack Inn
the Royal
Sidney
Newcastle
Rudwards
Lionel Trevelyan
Miss Hope
Gentileman
Ness
Dernier
Denlee
Divine
Shadoower
Trevelyan
Dentee
Miss Sope
Bradford
Manchester
Sloane Street
Crowded Coroners Court Observes Criminal Trial
Reporters fill the room as Singleton the district attorney sits near the corner. Jurors file in and take seats while Royce reviews the roll and assures the coroner the panel looks all right.
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New York
Singleton
Mr. Royce
The Trick of a Chemist in a Zoo of Transformations
Dr. Gustave Michaud explains a classroom demonstration where a white pasteboard cat in a glass jar changes to orange with black stripes, simulating a tiger. Hydrogen sulfide gas, generated inside the jar, drives the color and pattern change through coated antimony and lead compound reagents.
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Gustave Michaud
Scientific American
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