Poisoned drink murder theory discussed by King and ally
In a dialogue, King argues a case of silent poison with no ordinary autopsy evidence, referencing Richard Avory and the possibility of exhumation to find traces. He visits a medical establishment to pursue clues, noting a veiled woman leaving as part of Morning events.
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Medicated Bath House chapter unfolds in a private clinic
Banister King seeks a course of medicated baths and is directed by a suave attendant to consult Dr. Marinetti at a private establishment. The scene contrasts a discreet, detective tone with a secluded facility as King pursues rheumatism relief after a Florence encounter.
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Kennel the City Official Seen as Key Evaluator
A Boston Transcript excerpt highlights Police Lieutenant Willie Kennel as a renowned city figure who judges visitors and potential threats by eye. The piece recounts encounters with various characters including a Broadway streetcar owner and references to Mayor Gaynor and Mitchell, noting Kennel’s trusted authority at city hall.
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Theodore Rousseau
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Willie Kennel
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Eneland
Broadway
Theforce
City Hall
Gaynor
Mitchell
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