Mystery House Across From Powhatan Club
Rudolph Van Vechten spies activity at No 1313 once vacant known as the House of Mystery. He worries for his cousin Paige Carew as a fashionably dressed woman enters and a man is expelled then found dead. Van Vechten spots a girl in the crowd and later sees her in the House of Mystery windows. Detective Flint seeks Van Vernon for his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph van Vechten
Fressure
Powhatan Club
House of Mystery
van Vechten
Tom Phinney
Paige Carew
Tom
Flint
van Vernon
Night Rescue Turns Roomful of Hazards in Rocky Cove
Tom Phinney chases a mysterious motor-boat man through a stormy night and is dragged by three assailants to an old house. He is gagged and bound upstairs as a sweet voiced girl intervenes, leaving him alone in darkness after a bolt slides home.
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Rocky Cove
Tom
Buddy
Tom Phinney
Mr. Callis
Callis
Tom Perforce
John
Miss Jessie
Jessie
Cruffiy
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Ottawa
The Man of Iron Theodore Van Vechten Exposed
Theodore Van Vechten, called the Man of Iron, runs vast financial operations from New Street near Wall Street. His web of influence stretches across metals, stocks, and almost every manufactured item, with Rudolph Van Vechten as his only relaxed kin. Rudolph visits the formidable uncle as Tom Phinney’s catboat sails Long Island Sound.
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Theodore van Vechten
Man
New Street
Wall
The
Stock Exchange
Epider
van Vechten
United States Sub-Treasury
Consolidated Metals Company
United States
Rudolph van Vechten
Rudolph
Tom Phinney
Long Island Sound
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Syngfsis
Charles Tamonds
Theaher Blade
Foremoster Ruby. Co
Goryright
CHA Clurg
Book
Carew
Dean
Illinois
Beery Pictu
Farrand
Sixth Ave
Moline
Tinante Blaney Pilla
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mass
Broughtos
L.a@ T
Chicago
Deerson Ave
Detrait
W.l.douglas Shoes
SLBO
I. Withatan
W.f.young
Temple St
Springeld
Maas
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