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Secret Service, Old and Young King Brady, Detectives

Secret Service, Old and Young King Brady, Detectives

Published by Frank Tousey and Harry E. Wolff, January 27, 1899-May 22, 1925.

Format: nickel weekly.

Publisher's description: "Who has not heard of ‘Old King Brady,’ the celebrated detective, who has unraveled more mysteries than any sleuth ever heard of? In the stories to be published in SECRET SERVICE, he will be assisted by a young man known as 'Young King Brady,' whose only aim in life is to exceed 'Old King Brady' in working up dangerous cases and running the criminals to earth. How well he does so will be fully explained in the following stories published in SECRET SERVICE."

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The Bradys and the man next door; or, The mystery house on High Street

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The Bradys' strangest case or, The skeleton in the well

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys after the bomb throwers, or, Smashing the anarchist league

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys and the fatal letter; or, The messenger boy's secret

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys' bank book mystery, or, The secret of the torn page

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys' silent search, or, Tracking the deaf and dumb gang

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys and the broken clock; or, The secret of ten minutes to ten

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The Bradys and Mr. Magic; or, After the Thumbless League

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys and Admiral Brown, or, Working for the United States Navy

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys and Captain Thunderbolt; or, Daring work in Death Valley

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys and the anarchist queen, or, Running down the reds

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys in the oil country, or, The mystery of the giant gusher

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys among the Chinamen; or, The yellow fiends of the opium joints

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys and the gypsies; or, Chasing the child stealers

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys and the missing girl; or, A clew found in the dark

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys in the Chinese quarter; or, The queen of the opium fiends

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys in the dens of New York; or, Working on the John Street mystery

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys and the girl smuggler; or, Working for the custom house

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys and the mad doctor; or, The haunted mill in the marsh

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys and the opium dens; or, Trapping the crooks of Chinatown

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
The Bradys down East; or, The mystery of a country town

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
Case number ten; or, The Bradys and the private asylum fraud

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
Held at bay, or, The Bradys on a baffling case : a rattling detective story

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective
Hop Lee, the Chinese slave dealer; or, Old and Young King Brady and the opium fiends

Francis Worcester Doughty and New York Detective