The Cameo Brooch and the Studio Intrigue
Crewe and his allies pursue a priceless Vienna Onyx cameo stolen from Richard Delorme as detective Muchmore and partner Bunting close in. Sindlahr hides the loot and plans further theft while Crewe uses disguise and cunning to outmaneuver rivals and police in a tense night of hidden rooms and shadowed exits.
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Christy
Crewe
Bunting
Muchtmore
Muchmore
Aly
Sindlahr
Richard Delorme
Mr. Morgan
Augustus
Sinclair
Sindaler
Ore
Jon
Tamike Napoleon
Matt
Pease
India
Sindahr
Sindair
Mi Tie Oriental
Suciui” Crewe
Luciul
Walt
Ndahr
Elias Count Lucint
Sixth Avenue
Luregu
Philip Muchmore
Detorme
Carto
Crewe's
Sam Bunting
Leutenant
Sam
Mareaux
Delorme's
Moreaux
Crew
Burtine
Crowe
Sindahe
Leo
The Jewel Worshiper and the Crooked Crewe Mystery
Birge Moreaux confronts Lieutenant Delorme after a tense exchange about a mysterious Crewe member linked to a jewelry theft. Moreaux hints the jewels will be recovered and credits may go to the detectives. At dawn the next day he meets Richard Delorme at a club breakfast to discuss further steps.
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Crewe
Telind
Muchmore
Wiil
Savapelys
Artiet Moereaux
Fhettl
Moyour
Marehs
Tess
Feltner
Sam
Dirge Moreaux
Jomax
Felter
Beat
Moreaux
Binitlo
Mr. Dolorme
Tie
Mr. Moresay
Kogan
Bunting
Myn Crewe
Neutenant
Siling
Jiave
Mo+reaux
Gulice
Noutenans
Atoreaux
Detective Bureau
Ryning
Srr Aeiuniyie Nha
Moredux
Mr. Bunting
Birge Moreaux
Richard Delorme
Paris Pickpocket Pair Use Clever Parasols
Two tall British girls named Fanny Sedway and Mary Muldoey were arrested in Paris after a detective tracked them as they used a parasol device with a hidden spring and nippers to cut a watch chain and lift a victim's watch. They were caught redhanded in the act of relieving a pedestrian.
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Paris
Fanny Sedway
Mary Mulldoey
Shake Hands Trend Icon Lady Violet Greville Seeks Handshake Change
Lady Violet Greville promotes a warm handshake over the elbow shake. She laments the elbow shake as graceless and outdated, noting she does not know who invented it and that it lacks charm or meaning in social education.
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Violet Greville
Getting Along with People Advice Fragment
A readable fragment advises cultivating amiable forgiving conduct. It urges not to tell, avoid repeating, and to be willing to be pleased while doing one’s part in interactions. The tone mimics a moral instruction or etiquette note.
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Varick Vanardy
Frank A. Munsey
Ager
Muchman
Mr. Maclinere
Aoman
Enius
Tantine
Sid Muchmore
Somo Eart
Diry
Tina
INO
Moresux
Intte
Artist's Studio
Trevileas
Sgn
Inez
Studlo
Muelmore
Cruffly