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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1900
Page
5
A Midnight Murder Opens a London Mystery
In a dingy Duke Street flat, Dr. Robert Ellis and journalist Harry Cass discuss poverty and ambition while Mrs. Basket hints at trouble at Myrtle Villa. A dying Moxton is murdered in the garden, and his wife Mrs. Moxton seeks medical aid. Inspector Drake questions footprints and timing as sensational press follows the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Ellis
Eilis
Robert Ellis
M. D
Harry Cass
Cassay
Fate
Bob
Wofren
Harry
Dukestfield
London
Moxton
Mrs. Basket
Stertorous
Jon
Karen
Aving
Myrtle Viller
Perlice
Fllis
Mrs. Moxton
Dukesfield
Inspector Drake
Drake
Myrtle Villa
Jubilee Road
Embryo
Edgar
Mr. Drake
Brakesfield
Lancaster
Harry Criss
Moxtons
Edgar Allan Moxton
Bond Street
Christian
Mysterious Night After Mrs Moxton Witnesses Murder
Inspector suspects a killer fled the scene in a stormy night as Mrs Moxton aids in moving the body to the house. Ellis notes strange blood-streaked markings on the victim’s left arm while the doctor sedates the widow and a cautious procession forms through the gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Mrs. Moxton
Aarp
Ellis
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