Brixton Mystery discussed in Holmes adventure drama
Chapter VI condenses newspaper takes on the Brixton case with comments from The Daily Telegraph The Standard and The Naily News The narrative follows Holmes and Gregson as they close in on Arthur Charpentier and reveal how Drebber Stangerson and Charpentier boardinghouse ties lead to a linked murder inquiry Holmes recounts the examination of Mrs Charpentier and her testimony about Drebber and the boardinghouse while noting Le strade and Gregson will pursue the matter to a conclusion The article also intersperses unrelated notes on photography and popular culture of the era
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Brixton
Daily Telegraph
America
Mme Charpentie
Torquay Terrace
Camberwell
Joseph Brangerson
Muston Station
Liverpool Express
Mr Drebbera
Brixton Road
Euston
Stangerson
Lestrade
Gregaon
Scotland Yard
Brangerson
Gregson
Beotland Yard
Rhorloth
Stalra
Prestons
Rakor Atreet Division
Pole Farce
Holmes
Arthur Charpentier
Her Majesty’s Navy
Shelock Holmes
Sherlock Holmes
Aaia Holmes
Lantrade
Dr Watson
Tobias Gregson
John Ma ‘Erwood
Underwood
Drebber
Charpentier
Madame Chassentier
Ealing
Froch
Drebor
Cleveland
Drebhor
Stanierson
Auestion
Madame Charpeantier
Arthur
Alice
Copenhagen
Hls
Mra Charpentier
Navy
Statue Unveiled Honoring La Salle First Navigator of Great Lakes
The May 24 ceremony at La Salle five miles east of Niagara marked the unveiling of a statue for Robert Cavelier de La Salle. Detroit Free Press recounts 1678 voyage details from Fort Frontenac to Niagara and Genesee river, La Salle’s vessel building, and the fortified warehouse planned at the Niagara mouth.
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Great Lakes
la Salle
Niagara
Robert Cavelier de la Salle
Duluth
Buffalo
North Atlantic Ocean
Detroit Free Press
la Motte
Hennepin
Fort Frontenac
Fort Niagara
Niagara River
Niagara Hoe
Genesee River
Renece
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A. Conan Doyle
Wiggins
Iself
William Morris
Munich
Morocco
J. E. Green
Iydon Photographic News
Greene
Watkin
Robert DE LA Salle
Lewiston