Further to our report of Tuesday. The matter, if there was a matter, appears to be over.
In our edition of Tuesday 12 October we reported that the police saw nothing in it. Events have not borne that out.
Those who looked into the trouble at Lyman Photographic Studio have little to say for publication.
Not everyone is satisfied.
The police were not available for comment last night.
Further to our report of Wednesday. A simple explanation, says a party of private inquirers.
The trouble at Customs House has been put down to a storm is coming; the animals feel the pressure change. Residents profess themselves relieved.
Neighbours report the place quiet since.
The police were not available for comment last night.
The Gazette understands from a person with knowledge of the matter that the police have been holding back a a handful of river sand from a dry room.
Further to our report of Wednesday. A party of private inquirers is said to have found something. What, nobody will say.
A small party including Isaac Mercer, an assistant engineer and Dr. Margaret Holloway, a physician and Nathan Callaghan, an antiques dealer was seen coming and going at St. Michael's, Kingsbury yesterday.
Bones were reportedly found; the Coroner says they are animal.
A police spokesman said inquiries were continuing.
Police raid on The Southgate Arms: forty gallons of Canadian whisky seized.
Two men arrested for fighting outside The Wayside Roadhouse.
Charity bazaar at Meadow Hill School raises $385 for the orphanage.
Charity bazaar at Huguenot Chapel raises $153 for the orphanage.
A local rumour about Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below is doing the rounds again, decades old.
A local rumour about a spot in Cemetery District is doing the rounds again, decades old.
Talk in the Outskirts taverns about Sanitarium Administration — the same story from different mouths now.
A resident who has lived near Miskatonic University Library for thirty years says they have never known a week like it.
MISKATONIC LIBRARY — Reading room open until nine o'clock on weekdays.
FOUND — A gentleman's umbrella, at Arkham Depot (Boston & Maine). Apply to the stationmaster.
The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.