"The Melting-Pot; Or, Nick Carter and the Waldmere Plate" by Nicholas Carter is a thrilling mystery where the famous detective Nick Carter faces a dangerous plot of revenge and theft. The story kicks off with a tense meeting between Nick and the vengeful Stuart Floyd, a criminal Nick put away before, who hints at payback involving a "melting pot." Soon after, Nick is called to the Waldmere estate to investigate the disappearance of their precious silver and gold. The Waldmere plate was stolen while being shipped from England, suggesting an inside job. As Nick starts his investigation, he uncovers a network of lies and criminal activity, promising a gripping story full of suspense and twists as he works to solve the mystery.

Nick Carter Stories No. 140, May 15, 1915: The Melting-Pot
By Nicholas (House name) Carter
When a precious family heirloom vanishes and a vengeful foe resurfaces, a brilliant detective must untangle a web of secrets to stop a criminal plot from boiling over.
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