Further to our report of Monday. Arkham General reports minor injuries. The building is said to be unsafe.
Nathan Callaghan, an antiques dealer and Elias Finch, a freight yard timekeeper were seen leaving Fisk's Loan Office in some haste late yesterday.
A doctor at Arkham General spoke of 'a fall on old stairs'.
Chief Harker told the Gazette there was 'nothing whatever in it'.
Further to our report of Tuesday. A party of private inquirers is said to have found something. What, nobody will say.
A small party including Walter Ferris, a railway telegraphist and Rafael Delgado, a dockhand and saturday-night boxer was seen coming and going at The Stair Below yesterday.
A sealed room is rumoured, though the owners deny it.
The police were not available for comment last night.
A source close to the investigation says the police have been holding back a a lamp chimney blackened on the inside only.
Pickpocket arrested at Meadow Hill School.
Break-in at No. 11 Pell Street — Irregular Interior; nothing taken but the door.
Shouting match at Tillinghast's Bookshop over the new tram fares.
A second, unrelated witness now confirms what the first said about Sanitarium Administration.
Someone was seen leaving Hendricks Farm at an hour nobody can account for.
The Arkham Gazette is a fictional newspaper, printed inside the survey from what the town saw and heard the day before.