Twelve Murders In One Night Rattle New York
A sensational wave of killings grips New York on September 13 as twelve men from varied professions are found slain in a single night. Victims include an O’Hagan clerk, a car conductor, a theatrical manager, and a hotel guest, with each death marked by the phrase S. S. A. N on notes or clues. Police investigations note a pattern of similar MO and a Black Hand type signature, while public notices recount the grisly details and suspect a coordinated crime spree linked by initials.
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New York
Deus
Wall
Fulton
Kiel
Cme
Grinter
Hotel Magnificent Sheatrical
Patrick McGover
East Thirty-third Streets
Police Rage
L Pasquerella
Mulberry Street
S On
Ketone
Bellecourt
Jan Fact Adelph Bell
Bonn Street
Hoboken
New Jersey
Ferman Rosenblatt
Lenox Avenue
Francois Emil
West Twenty-fifth
Srreets
Erastus Johnson
Hotel Saragossa
Charles O'Hagan
Sackey
O'Hagan
Mahoney’s
O’sheay
O'Sheay
Mahoney's
S. A
Benjamin Goodrich
Renaissance Theatre
Mr. Goodrich
Central Park
Pesala
Patrick McGovern
Seventy-sixth Street
McGovern
Spring Street
Pasquerella
Black Hand
Ype
Herman Rosenblatt
All Goods
Moses Jacobs & Co
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Rosenblatt
Columbia
Seventy-second Street
Ecord
Ilkley Travers
New Y
Gramercy Park
Travers
S, San
John Sherwood
Palisades
Simpkin
Assay Office
Wall Street
Eugene Kellogg
Middle West
Hotel
Kellogg
Biot
Kalone & Revolver
Adolph Mehl
Broadway
Milwaukee
Mehl
Bng
Eisrderer
Fiftieth Street
Richard Ogden-Dodge
Riverview
Westchester County
North Berkshire
Grand Union Station
William Jenkins
Jenkins
New England
Elke Island
Yale
Teniis
Ae Se Castronadt
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