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"The Case of the Smiling Buddha" (1994)
Included in: Sherlock Holmes: Travels In The Canadian West (Ronald C. Weyman)
Story Type: Pastiche
Canonical Characters: Sherlock Holmes; Dr. Watson
Other Characters: Sam O'Shaunessy; Hardrock McKinnon; Dolores O'Shaunessy; Mr. Wong; Percy Van Sickle; Mulligan; Chinese men; hotel clerk; chambermaids; barmen; prospectors; dancing girls; orchestra; coachman; NWMP officers
Date: 1892
Locations: The Cariboo Road; a stagecoach; Rossland; Sourdough Alley; the Rossland Hotel
Story: Travelling up to the Canadian gold fields, Holmes & Watson listen to old prospector O'Shaunessy's tales of his gold strike. Later, in Rossland, they are visited by O'Shaunessy's daughter, and find O'Shaunessy murdered. Holmes uses fingerprints to bring the murderer to justice, and uncovers a fabulous jewel.
"The Lady of the Camellias" (1994)
Included in: Sherlock Holmes: Travels In The Canadian West (Ronald C. Weyman)
Story Type: Pastiche
Canonical Characters: Sherlock Holmes; Dr. Watson
Historical Figures: Sarah Bernhardt
Other Characters: Passengers; porter; Superintendent Steele; urchin; Joe; actors; cooks; young man; snake; black panther; Wolfskin; Handlebar; Mounties
Locations: Canadian Rocky Mountains; a train; Vancouver
Story: On board a train Holmes intercepts Sarah Bernhardt's pet snake. After returning it, Holmes & Watson share a ride on the train's cowcatcher with Bernhardt, and foil an attempt to steal her railway carriage and company takings.
"The Mystery of Headless Valley" (1994)
Included in: Sherlock Holmes: Travels In The Canadian West (Ronald C. Weyman)
Story Type: Pastiche
Canonical Characters: Sherlock Holmes; Dr. Watson
Other Characters: Reginald C. Braithwaite; cabby; Polly Perkins; cowboys; fiddle player; Colette; maid; prostitutes; clients; sleigh driver; North West Mounted Police men; Superintendent Steele; Daisy; Zachary; Harry; card players; Sam Beggs; pianist; Ogokee tribesmen; Thunder Sky; The Eagle Man; Shining Arrow
Date: Winter, 1892
Locations: Calgary: Railway Station; Hotel Windsor; North West Mounted Police Barracks; Headless Valley
Story: Arriving in Calgary in search of the son of a friend, Watson finds himself staying in a brothel. Holmes is also in town and along with Steele of the North West Mounted Police asks Watson to go undercover in the brothel to keep an eye on certain "rowdy elements". Watson is soon called in to attend to a wounded man, and finds himself embroiled in a plot to discover the gold of Headless Valley, accompanying gun-runner Zachary there, to attend to the chief of the Ogokee's wounded son. In the valley Watson finds himself taking part in a buffalo hunt. The Ogokees take care of their problems and the valley is sealed forever.
"Sherlock Holmes and the King of Siam" (1994)
Included in: Sherlock Holmes: Travels In The Canadian West (Ronald C. Weyman)
Story Type: Pastiche
Canonical Characters: Sherlock Holmes; Dr. Watson
Historical Figures: Sir Matthew Begbie; King Chulalongkorn
Other Characters: Bosun's mate; Begbie's guests; Begbie's tennis partner; George the steward; Chulalongkorn's retinue; Admiral; Lt-Comm. Cole-Hamilton; manservant; Lt. Broughton-Smythe; Fa-ying; Chief Ondonaga; Nootka villagers; Ondonaga's son
Locations: Vancouver; Sir Matthew Begbie's residence; The Hotel Victoria; The destroyer Alert; Bella Coola Village
Story: Holmes is asked by Sir Matthew Begbie to accompany the King of Siam on a whale hunt. In so doing Holmes helps to save the king's life, and reunite Lt. Broughton-Smythe with his love, Fa-ying.
"Sherlock Holmes and the Wendigo" (1994)
Included in: Sherlock Holmes: Travels In The Canadian West (Ronald C. Weyman)
Story Type: Pastiche
Canonical Characters: Sherlock Holmes; Dr. Watson
Other Characters: Henri Pelletier; guide; medicine man; Eagle Rib; woman; native Canadians; geologists
Locations: Native Canadian village & surrounding areas
Story: In Northern Canada, Holmes & Watson trace strange footprints in the snow. Later they witness an exorcism ritual. Watson is seduced by a native woman, and the case is solved.