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Shield Weekly: True Detective Stories

Shield Weekly: True Detective Stories

Nickel weekly published by Street & Smith, 1900-1901. Publisher's description: "True detective stories are stranger than fiction…These are true stories, absolute chapters of experience taken from the note books of the greatest and most noted Chiefs of Police in the largest cities of America."

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$10,000 reward, or, Steve Manley in a new role

Alden F. Bradshaw
A double play, or, Two mysteries in one net

Alden F. Bradshaw
A frozen clew, or, The cold storage mystery

Alden F. Bradshaw
A lion among wolves, or, Sheridan Keene's identity

Alden F. Bradshaw
A paper gold mine, or, Sheridan Keene after money order book 2409

Alden F. Bradshaw
Arrested at the tomb, or, Sheridan Keene on a curious case

Alden F. Bradshaw
A skin game, or, Steve Manley among the tanners

Alden F. Bradshaw
Behind the asylum bars, or, Turned down as a hopeless case

Alden F. Bradshaw
Called down, or, Steve Manley in a desperate strait

Alden F. Bradshaw
Found guilty, or, Steve Manley against court and jury

Alden F. Bradshaw
In bad hands, or, Sheridan Keene's help to some country visitors

Alden F. Bradshaw
Kit Keen, the crook catcher, or, The king of the kidnappers

Alden F. Bradshaw
The head hunter, or, Steve Manley's secret mission

Alden F. Bradshaw
The man and the hour, or, Sheridan Keene's clever artifice

Alden F. Bradshaw
The mysterious signal, or, Sheridan Keene on the water front

Alden F. Bradshaw
Under seal, or, The hand of the guilty

Alden F. Bradshaw
Under the knife, or, The cloak of guilt

Alden F. Bradshaw
Who was the model?, or, Missing: a beautiful heiress

Alden F. Bradshaw
Cornered by inches, or, A curious robbery in high life

Alden F. Bradshaw
Inspector Watts' great capture, or, The case of Alvord, the embezzler

Alden F. Bradshaw
Sheridan Keene, detective; or, The Chief Inspector's best man

Alden F. Bradshaw
Silhouette or shadow?, or, A question of evidence

Alden F. Bradshaw