The House of Mystery and a Missing Heiress
Rudolph Van Vechten, a Manhattan financier, investigates the disappearance of Paige Carew after a man is found dead outside the House of Mystery. Tom Phinney and detective Flint chase clues across ships and Europe while a mysterious girl watches from the mansion. A reward of 2500 is offered as suspects and aliases unfold.
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Rudolph van Vechten
Powhatan Club
Tong
House of Mystery
van Vechten
Tom Phinney
Paige Carew
Tom
Flint
van ‘Vechten
Mwistery
Flo
Mr. Calls
Jessie
Theodore van Vechten
Wail Street
Ron
Van
Paige
Europe
London
Miss Carew
Drs. Devereaux
New York
Iime
Rudolph
Josephine
Hig
O'Neill
Scotland Yard
Central Office
Mr. Flint
Mystery Deepens Over Van Vechten Household Ties
In II Chapter VII, Flint links recent London intelligence, Bonner ownership, and a thirty year romance to a hidden pattern in the Van Vechten circle. Rudolph and Tom push for meaning while Mr. Flint tests Van Vechten’s recall of a veiled Sunday encounter and a possible tie to Mrs Devereaux.
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Tom
Theodore
Tommy
Father Angill
Uncle Theodore
Rudolph
Fotheringill
Hirschfield & Sons
Man of Iron’s
van Vechten
Ser Rae
Temple Bonner
Shi
England
Schuyler
Jim ‘O'Neill
Nan
Flint
Bonner
Josephine
van “Vechten
Henrietta
Mr. Flint
Mr. van. Vechten
Mise” Carew
S. 4
Devereaux
Panama Isthmus Life Through an Engineer's Visit
A reflective piece on Panama City during a stay for Panama Canal work. The narrator contrasts luxuries and local scenes with the daily life of engineers and their families, noting Goethals’s leadership and the social mix of American and Panamanian elements.
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Panama
Goethals
Republic
Sam
States
Final fragmentary item on famous painter referenced
Event text fragment references a well known painter with uncertain details. No clear names dates or location are readable. The snippet lacks a coherent report to summarize into a full card.
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John Callis
Tori
Josephine Devereaux
Ae Os
Central Plaza