Larsen and Miss Clark Tragedy Mirrors Poison Link
In Boston 1922, Larsens letters reveal a morbid affair with Miss Clark who sought cyanide to end her life. Larsen, a Norwegian student, died by poison after the tragedy, while police probe whether his death is self inflicted or part of a broader double tragedy.
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Clark
Larsen
Bayard Wharton
Harvard
Philadelphia
Joseph Tory
Joseph Rice Torrey
Worcester
Anne Cosskiey
Ona Cosskie
Townsend Street
Torrey
Robert Christie
Robert T. Christy
Syracuse
Bancroft
Warcenter
Miss Clark
G. B. Magrath
Boston
Mass
Sir
Newbury Street
Haldor Larsen
Boston Herald
Boston Traveler
George Burgess Magrath
M. D
Essex
America
Boston Art Museum
Magrath
Lewis Torrey
Peter Morton
Hfe
Lenox
Warden Plans Payroll By Check at Sing Sing
Ossining N Y March 19 Warden Lawes of Sing Sing says payrolls will be paid by check due to banditry risks in carrying money from bank to prison. He told employees that locking barn doors before horses are stolen is no longer enough.
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Ossining
N. Y
Lawes
Sing Sing
Man killed after wagon wheel runs over him in Everett
John Walsh, 54, of 28 Cedar street Everett, was fatally struck on Carlson street when a milk wagon wheel passed over his head. Driver Samuel Bornstein, 11, from Malden, said Walsh slipped and fell under the cart while running beside it. Walsh left a wife and two children. He died at Whidden Hospital of a fractured skull.
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John
J. Walsh
Cedar Street
Everett
Carlson Street
Samuel Bornstein
Holyoke Street
Malden
Whidden M Hospital
Walsh
Mam
Lynn Man Active at 80 on Newspapers
Charles H. Mansfield of Lynn, 80, remains active in journalism. He will cover the West Lynn district for his paper and celebrate his 80th birthday with a reception at 79 North Common Street. Mansfield began as a printer's devil 60 years ago and held posts including postmaster of Wellesley and editor of Gray's Real Estate Journal.
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Charles H. Mansfield
Lynn
Massachusetts
West Lynn
North Common Street
Mansfield
Natick
Wellesley
Gray’s New England Real Estate Journal
Lynn Press
Mamsfield
Lynn Item
Chicago Night in Day Shocks City as Smoke Cloud Falls
A sudden wind shift wrapped Chicago in a dense smoke cloud at noon causing headlights to glow and telephones to buzz with inquiries. The Weather Bureau explained the phenomenon as a rapid buildup of smoke that briefly blocked all sunlight before dispersing like a second sunrise.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Doings of The People in Our Square by Adams to be printed
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine will publish in full in the next issue Samuel Hopkins Adams text The Home Seekers and The People in Our Square. Readers await the feature in a forthcoming magazine edition.
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Our Square
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Boston Sunday Post
Jury reports disagreement in two Oben murder cases
In Los Angeles on March 19 the jury in Mrs Madalynne Oben’s murder case against Belton Kennedy reported to Judge Sidney N Reeve that they could not reach a verdict and were discharged at 7:49 p.m.
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Los Angeles
Mra
Madalynne Obenchain
Belton Kennedy
Judis
Sidney N. Reeve
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Hotel Essex
Boston Telegram
O. Haldor Larsen
Sunday American
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Shakspere
Back Bay
P. S
Henry Haskell
Hemenway Street
Fenway
John 8. Granger
Sidney Hodges
Roxbury Crossing
Watters
Norway
Obert Sletten
Charles H. McDuffie
Milk Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lynn Man
Adams
Obenchain
Seeming & CO. New
Victor Records
Victor Company
Victrola
Voic
Reg
U.S. Pat
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey
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