Mystery in Boarding House Killings Sparks International Link
Tommy North discovers Capt. John Hanska dead in a boarding house. Rosalie LeGrange and Inspector McGee uncover a web of misdirection, with Wade arrested, Estrilla hiding a Perez past, and a plan to probe Port of Spain for Miguel Perez kin.
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Tommy North
Ms. Moore
John Hanska
Auother
Usman Ving
Lawrence Wade
Hanska
Woma
Rosalie LeGrange
Mrs
Constance Stanska
Wade
Visted Tanaka
Perez Ena
Port of
Palin
Martin McGee
Rosalie
Captain Hanska
Miss Escrilla
McGee
Estrilla
Grimaldi
Perez
Trinidad
Port of Spain
Miguel Perez
Juan
Tao
New York City
Exmedium
Mestin McGee
Final Test of Seances Unfolds Deep Mystery
Rosalie Le Grange conducts repeated séances with Miss Estrilla as Victoria Miguel and the spirit John grow bolder. The investigation uncovers past secrets, the missing jewels and a tangled love triangle, hinting at a crime of passion. John’s voice returns seeking forgiveness and hints at a truth about the jewels and past deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie le Grange
Miss Estrilla
Victoria
Miguel
Carver
Estrilla
Rosalie
Port of Spain
New York Police Department
Margy Dear
Billy
Lantern Festival in Japan Foretells Spirit Return
Toky o describes a grand religious fete with processions geisha girls and fireworks. The lanterns light graveyards and a Lanterns Feast marks the seventh moon when boats of straw carry offerings to waterways and the spirits return to the afterlife.
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Tokio
Japan
Seance Reveals Core Question in Harrilin Case
In Chapter XIV John addresses the issue during a séance requested by Miss Harrilin. Rosalie Le Grange is reached and speaks to expose the essence of the matter in the afternoon gathering.
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John
Walt
Miss Harrilin
Rosalie le Grange
Abe Martin the night watchman foils a burglary
A Western Canada construction crew learns Abe Martin, the night watchman, was off one hour during a burglary. He chased the burglar, thwarted the fire at the commissionary building, and returned after a hard struggle. The boss considers Abe a hero and the railroad may reward him. The timekeeper docked him for the missing hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Abe Martin
Abe
Commissionary
Women Advance In Astronomy Conference Report
Professor Whiting and Miss Allen of Wellesley return from the Bonn Solar conference and tours of observatories in England and Europe. They note growing acceptance of women in astronomical study and roles. English astronomers wives and daughters attend Burlington House for the first time, and two longtime Greenwich residents visit a society meeting. In Paris the observatory time service is led by two young women at the transit instrument.
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Whiting
Miss Allen O} Wellesley
Bonn
Germany
Are
Ciety
Burlington House
Oafetime
Astronomer Royal
Greenwich
Society
Paris
Hair specialist seeks 12 infants to grow curls
London columnist reports C Nestle a West End hair expert advertised for twelve healthy babies with straight hair under a year old. He plans a three month test using damp hair to curl them, seeking mothers or nurses to bring infants for demonstrations and promising payment if needed.
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London
C. Nestle
West End
Daily Mirror
Negro Woman Wrecks Schoolroom in Chicago
Mrs Woods a large Negro woman and mother of Blanche Woods wrecked the fifth grade room interior tore the dress and pulled the hair of Miss Eva Levy the teacher and escaped a wagon load of policemen because her daughter had been kept after school
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Chicago
Man’s Ashes Found in Park Row Gutter in Guftes NY
The ashes of Carl Mantin cremated October 31, 1904, were found in a small can in the Park Row gutter. The can was sent to the workhouse for further handling.
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Man
Guftes
New York
Carl Mantin
Park Row
Worene
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Miss
Rosutle
Inspectr McGee
Tye
Ie I
Harry 2
Grissinger
Bobbs-Merrill CO
Constance Hanska
Constance
John H. Hanska
Gepirit
Doctor Carver
Margaret
Miss Hstrilla
Miss Bstrilla
Rosa
John, Margaret
ODOC
Martin
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