Mystery of a Paris Cabinet and Vanishing Letters
In New York a Paris cabinet case ties Julie’s flight from a deceived marriage to M. Vantine and Armand & Son. A fatal hand wound and poisons mark two deaths, while misdirected shipments and a vanished letter stash threaten to shake society and reveal a deadly intrigue.
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Julie
Rogers
Mr. Hornblower
Godfrey
Lester
Armand & Son
Paris
Philip Vantine
Vantine
Drouet
Vautine
Cabinet Mystery in the Montespan Letters Unfolds
The inquest finds Drouet and Vantine died from unknown poison. Lester and Armand discuss the cabinet’s ownership and the misplaced letters, while Armand proposes to meet again to exchange the cabinet. The case deepens as clues point to a hidden drawer and a dangerous scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouet
Philip Vantine
Grady
Simmonds
Georges Drouet
Godfrey
Boyle
Lester
Armand & Son
Felix Armand
Vantine
la Provence
Siu
Gua
Julie
Siren
Madame
Rogers
Georges— M. Drouet
M. le Duc
Byrne
Louvre
Mr. Vantine
Mme. de Montespan
Louis
Montespan
Drovet
Rue de la Huchette
Paris
M. Armand
Secret cabinet yields clues in Vantine theft case
Lester and M. Armand inspect a concealed cabinet drawer in the Vantine estate, finding a clue about a switch with Godfrey and a burglar, while a transfer of the cabinet to the Metropolitan Museum proceeds and plans for exchange are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Parks
Vantine
M. Armand
Revenge in Paris House Sparks Bold Nighttime Heist
A tense pursuit unfolds as cabi nets and a mysterious French voice fuel a daring intri gues. Godfrey and Simmonds tail a moving cabinet to an upstairs lair while Armand and Lester clash over its fate. An ominous chant of revenge signals deeper danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Felix Armand
Buddy
Godfrey
Vantine House
Mr. Godfrey
Parks
Armand
Simmonds
Dow
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Burton E. Stevenson
New York
M. Vantine
Boule
Monsieur
Mr. Lester
HencRe
Collec
Godrey
Metropolitan Museum
Boston
Quebec
Jim Godfrey
Io Hins
Sixth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
King
Joe K. Smock & Son
H. Hill, JR
Insurance, Abstracts
C. Fred Boyer
Bell
Main Street
N. 16Th
St. Terre Haute
Ind
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