Further to our report of Friday. A simple explanation, says a party of private inquirers.
Those who looked into the trouble at Miskatonic University Library have little to say for publication.
The owners are said to be considering selling.
Chief Harker told the Gazette there was 'nothing whatever in it'.
Witnesses describe what they cannot explain; police say the matter is closed.
Residents near Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below were talking yesterday of little else. According to a neighbour, scorch marks appear overnight at Carver & Sons Warehouse No. 7. Neighbours say it has been building for 13 days — since 2 October.
Police say the matter is closed.
Talk in the neighbourhood runs to insurance fraud.
The trouble is said to have begun on Friday night.
Witnesses describe what they cannot explain; sergeant mahoney of the river street station described the reports as 'high spirits'.
Residents near The Carroll Boarding House were talking yesterday of little else. According to a night watchman, several residents of The Carroll Boarding House report the same nightmare. Neighbours say it has been building for 14 days — since 1 October.
Sergeant Mahoney of the River Street station described the reports as 'high spirits'.
Some residents blame a prank by students.
The trouble is said to have begun on Friday night.
A patrolman, Miss Lund, at a spot in Cemetery District reports a sound nobody else heard.
The Gazette has had three letters this week about Carver & Sons Warehouse No. 7.
A second, unrelated witness now confirms what the first said about The Carroll Boarding House.
Miskatonic appoints new librarian's assistant.
Warehouse No. 7 — the Stair Below has been much talked about this month. Trade there is said to be poor.
CORRECTION. SOURCE IDENTIFIED — the source of the Gazette's report was the desk sergeant.
The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.