Louise Farrish Case Ties Kent to Tragic Crime
In Bridgeport a complex sequence unfolds as Harding Kent investigates Louise Farrish and a related death tied to Katharine. A key moment occurs when Kent encounters Louise near a precipice where Davis dies, with Aleck involved in a hut discovery of morphine tied to the case.
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Harding Kent
Louise Farrish
Katharine
Ent
Davie
Bridgeport
Taeaan
York
Crandall
Louise
Kent
Ewrgnes
Davis
Aleck
The Strange Vigil Deep in the Ardway Cottage
Inspector Davis and I guard a deserted cottage where Louise vanished Crandall and Dodds also disappear. Crandall plans to recover a secret document from a mysterious holder Katharine hides the truth about it. Louise recalls a night of pursuit, danger, and a gunshot wound to me as we struggled through a perilous mission.
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Inspector Davis
Louise
Crandall
Constable Dodds
Davis
Socom
Mr. Crandall
Dopbs
Millervale
Dodds
Kent
Miss Farrish
Harding
Katharine
Hugh Crandall
Newark
Young
State Named Cabins Reflect River Steamer Fancy
On the Mississippi river in olden days passenger steamboats used state named cabins to display garish luxury. The largest cabin was called the Texas. later boats adopted the term stateroom which entered common usage, though few riders recall it meant a room named for a state.
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Mississippi River
Union
Texas
Quote from William Penn on truth in debate
A fragment quotes William Penn urging speakers to seek truth over victory. It advises debates aim for honesty and justice, challenging opponents without seeking unjust advantage.
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William Penn
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V. L. Barnes
Rem
Poe
Eone
Dean
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