Referring Clues

• Mary of "The Maltese Falcon"
• New York "Place" name
• Titanic casualty
• New York's ___ Place
• V.I.P. on the Titanic's casualty list
• Nancy, the first woman in Parliament
• Lady Nancy
• Mary of "Don Juan," 1926
• Place name in New York
• Fur trader John Jacob
• "The Maltese Falcon" actress
• Fur tycoon
• John Jacob ___
• Philanthropist Brooke ___
• Famed furrier
• First woman in the House of Commons
• Socialite Brooke
• "The Maltese Falcon" actress
• Place in Manhattan
• Mary who wrote the autobiographical "A Life on Film"
• Mary of old films
• Titanic V.I.P.
• Silents star Mary
• Furrier John Jacob ___
• 19th-century fur trade monopolist
• Early fur trader John Jacob ___
• Fur tycoon John Jacob
• Fur trader John Jacob ___
• Lady ___, first woman to sit in British Parliament
• Place name in Manhattan
• Millionaire on the Titanic
• Furrier John Jacob
• Capitalist John Jacob
• "The Maltese Falcon" actress Mary
• Mary in "The Maltese Falcon"
• Bogart told her "You're good...you're very good" in "The Maltese Falcon"
• Fur man
• "The Maltese Falcon" costar
• Fur capitalist John Jacob
• Wealthy Titanic casualty
• New York Public Library cofounder John Jacob
• Fur capitalist
• Fur merchant John Jacob ___
• Place in New York City
• Manhattan's ___ Place Theatre
• Place that intersects Broadway
• Philanthropist Brooke
• American Fur Company founder
• At his death in 1848, he was the richest person in the U.S.
• Tango composer Piazzolla
• "The Great Lie" Oscar winner Mary
• Fur fortune-maker
• Manhattan's ___ Place, named for a wealthy early American
• She played O'Shaughnessy opposite Bogart's Spade
• Early fur trader
• Lady who was a friend of Shaw
• Actress Mary
• Fur-trading tycoon
• First female member of Parliament
• Noted fur trader
• Early American tycoon
• Early American millionaire
• Memorable Bogart costar
• America's first millionaire
• Early American merchant
• First woman in Parliament
• New York Public Library benefactor
• Tycoon John Jacob
• "The Maltese Falcon" actress
• Financier John Jacob
• Early multimillionaire John Jacob
• American capitalist John Jacob
• Titanic passenger John Jacob ___
• John Jacob ___ (first U.S. millionaire)
• Lady Nancy of Britain
• Millionaire aboard the Titanic
• Noted 21-Across dealer
• Mary of "The Maltese Falcon," 1941
• Noted Titanic casualty
• Lady who reportedly exchanged barbs with Churchill
• Mary or John Jacob
• John Jacob who made a fortune in fur trading
• Fur giant
• New York library sponsor John Jacob
• Old fur king
• First U.S. multimillionaire
• Prominent patron of Poe
• Notable Titanic casualty
• “The Maltese Falcon” actress
• Manhattan's ___ Place, named for a wealthy early American
• "Titanic" casualty
• "The Maltese Falcon"'s Mary
• Tycoon on the Titanic
• New York's historic ___ Library
• Mary of "Dodsworth"
• Fellow famous for fur
• Titanic VIP
• Famed fur tycoon
• Famed fur trader
• Knickerbocker Hotel builder
• Silent star Mary
• Legendary furrier
• John Jacob ___ (fur king)
• Historical fur trader
• Historical furrier
• Manhattan's ___ Place named for a wealthy early american
• Manhattan's ___ Place
• Philanthropic family name
• Early fur trader John Jacob
• America's richest man in 1848
• Poe patron
• Nancy ___, first female member of the British Parliament
• Noted Titanic passenger
• Fur trade pioneer
• He made a fur fortune
• New York Public Library co-founder John Jacob
• Old New York socialite name
• Financier aboard the Titanic
• 'The Maltese Falcon' actress Mary
• Capitalist
• 'Maltese Falcon' actress Mary
• Famous Titanic victim
• Bogart told her "You're good ... you're very good" in "The Maltese Falcon"
• Famed surname in furs
• New York City's ___ Place
• Noted capitalist John Jacob
• John Jacob or Mary
• The first multimillionaire
• Titanic victim John Jacob ___
• Titanic VIP [SEE IMPORTANT NOTE ABOVE]
• Financier aboard the "Titanic"
• America's first multimillionaire
• Early American capitalist John Jacob
• 19th-century fur tycoon
• Fur king John Jacob ___
• New York Public Library cofounder
• Fur magnate
• Fur capitalist of note
• Noted fur capitalist John Jacob
• Lady ___, first female member of Parliament
• Fur tycoon on the Titanic
• Trader for whom a northwest Oregon city was named
• Big name in furs
• Fur trader
• Noted fur trader John Jacob
• Early fur baron of note
• Fur magnate on the Titanic
• Prominent 19th century family
• Historic fur trader
• John Jacob
• Mary of 'Dodsworth'
• Early tycoon John Jacob ___
• Fur tycoon John Jacob ___
• First woman to sit in the House of Commons, d. 1964
• Amid a media storm, the lady made history
• See 2
• Political lady regularly eats at 4
• American fur trader
• Furrier of fame
• Fur company founder
• Bygone Times Square hotel
• First lady in the House made clergyman lose his head
• Early American fur tycoon
• John Jacob on the Titanic
• Patron of Audubon
• Fur magnate John
• First lady to be seated, in a sense
• Prosperous fur trader
• Big name in fur
• Multimillionaire lost on the Titanic
• Mary of "The Great Lie"
• Lady who did something original in politics
• Lady originally famous at a sitting
• Last name of fur fame
• Mary of "Don Juan"
• Early American megamerchant
• First U.S. multimillionaire John Jacob ___
• Mary of “The Maltese Falcon”
• Richest passenger on the Titanic
• Oregon city namesake
• Wealthiest Titanic passenger
• Commodore Vanderbilt contemporary
• Noted fur tycoon
• A well known surname, like Hill
• Tycoon who is an Oregon city namesake
• Tango composer ___ Piazzolla
• Actress Mary ___
• Fur tycoon for whom a northwest Oregon city was named
• ___ Place, one of the original 28 stations of the New York City subway
• Actress Mary of "The Maltese Falcon"
• John Jacob -
• Family name synonymous with wealth in early America
• Wealthy New York family on HBO's "The Gilded Age"
• Founder of the Pacific Fur Company, 1810
• Family name with an eponymous Row, Court, Place and Avenue in New York City
• First American multimillionaire
• Businessman John Jacob ___
• Noted magnate on the Titanic