Verduret Reveals Clameron Connection and Past Crimes
In Paris Verduret explains his method tracing a chain of linked crimes from a twenty year old cafe incident to a recent robbery. Prosper, impressed and unsettled, learns how Verduret used watchers and forged letters to steer investigations, then faces a dangerous misstep from a letter Prosper sent to Mme Fauvel.
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M. Verduret
Paris
Lyons
Orleans
Archangel
Gaston de Clameron
Tarascon
Valentine de la Verberie
Clameron
Gaston
Mysterious letter drives a Paris family toward peril
M. Fauvel, a wealthy Parisian, receives an anonymous letter accusing his wife of deception and a thief in the family. He suspects Madeleine and Madeleine’s diamonds may prove his trust broken. Gipsy the dancer assists, quietly removing danger as Verduret races to avert a possible murder.
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France
Mme. Faerel
M. Fauvel
M. Fauvei
Mme. Fauvel
Madeleine
Valentine
Gipsy
M. Verduret
Cavaillou
Mme. Alexandre
Nina
Raoul
Raoul confronts Clameron and a shocking revelation
Raoul suspects Marquis Clameron plans to remove him and learns Madeleine’s consent hinges on unknown factors. He duels an Italian Garibaldian ex-officer and survives. At Mme Fauvel’s Vesinet home, banker M Fauvel exposes deadly secrets, forcing Raoul and Mme Fauvel toward confrontation.
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Jhen
Marquis of
Clameron
Raoul de Luxors
Madeleine
Raoul
Vesinet
England
W. H. B. Jacobsen
M. Jacobson
Hotel du Louvre
Vincennes
Hight
Mme. Fanvel
Haeul
Raouel
Mme. Fauvel
M. Fauvel
Andre
Science Wins the Girl in a Quiet Stage Scene
In a drawing room a shy youth Mr Summers explores mental suggestion with Miss Arethusa. He asks if she would marry him and, after patient trial, she answers yes. She marvels at science and its possibilities in a gentle exchange from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Arethusa
Mr. Summers
William
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Manager and Backer Debate Play Elements in Comedy
In a Cleveland Leader snippet a manager pitches a play to a backer noting no comedy or action, promising mechanical surprises and only missing indecency. The backer questions what the author provided, prompting the manager to plan hiring an expert for that aspect.
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Backer
Cleveland
Chanticler Play and Town Talk Recalled
The speaker recalls the new play seen last night with actors in barnyard costumes. Grandmamma jokes about summer memories and a duck suit worn at a wedding, noting the town’s grandest prankster was the grandfather.
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Ethelyn
Grandmamma
Jack
Retirement marks 61 years with Great North Western Telegraph
Robert F. Easson retires after 61 years of service in Toronto with the Great North Western Telegraph Company. He began in 1849 as a message boy with the Montreal Telegraph Company and rose to chief operator by 1864, later leading the commercial news and press department. He plans a journey to Scotland while in good health.
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Toronto
Robert F. Easson
Great North Western Telegraph Company
Montreal Telegraph Company
Mr. Easson
Scotland
Middle West
Father Point
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Easson
Montreal
Dominion Telegraph
Commercial News and Press Department
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
U.S.A
Making Ready For War in Austria Navy Increases
The Austrian minister of finance announced larger naval and military outlays. He cited a shorter enlistment period boosting recruits and a permanent annual military expense of at least $18,750,000 plus a $65,000,000 bill for dreadnought shipbuilding funded by loans.
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Vienna
Averted Commercial Panic Sparks Railroads Withdrawals
A commercial panic in New York was averted as railroads agreed to withdraw higher rate schedules and block new rail bills. President Taft will withdraw a pending injunction once the law takes effect. A White House conference already restores more than 100 million dollars in canceled equipment orders.
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New York
United States
Taft
White House
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