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       Horrible Death Of Another Shakespeare- Mary Phillips, 1892
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: July 19, 2024, 8:55 am
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       Compared to the method used by Carrie Brown's killer (
       Suffocation ), Mary Phillips's terrifying death a little over a
       year after Carrie's murder was probably worse.
       Just imagine the two to three seconds before impact.
       New York Sun
       August 5, 1892
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       Believe it or not, there was yet another woman nicknamed
       Shakespeare.
       Annie Campbell, who was featured in several papers right after
       Carrie was murdered, was also known as Shakespeare.
       She even went to see Carrie's corpse.
       Unless Annie and Crazy Mary were the same person, there were
       three.
       She and her husband lived here on Park Row ( Not the glamorous
       Park Row, for sure) near Chatham Square.
       Frank Phillips doesn't appear in New York City Directories for
       1893 or 1894 residing at 223 Park Row.
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       This block, between Roosevelt at the bottom of the photo and
       Doyer Street ( near the bridge ), was where she fell out of that
       building.
       22 Cherry Street was on the side of the street designated by the
       star.
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       This is where 22 Cherry Street was situated, designated by the
       star:
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       Re: Horrible Death Of Another Shakespeare- Mary Phillips, 1892
   DIR By: Kattrup
       Date: February 22, 2026, 2:36 pm
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       Here's another article from the Tribune, August 5 1892:
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       Could you post the article from the NY World, august 5, in which
       the husband speaks to a man who cleaned up the blood? Has it
       been posted somewhere already?
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       Re: Horrible Death Of Another Shakespeare- Mary Phillips, 1892
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: February 22, 2026, 2:57 pm
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       Pete:
       Until I find the physical article, here is the excerpt in
       question....
       According to the New York World on August 5th, Mr. Phillips,
       after being released from the police station, went to the site
       where his wife had fallen. An older man named Joe Halsey, who
       had scrubbed the ground to remove Mary's blood told him.
       "You won't find any blood there, my man." I scrubbed it up first
       thing this morning. The scalp I threw in the garbage barrel.
       You didn't want it, did you?"
       Phillips replied, " No, the scalps no good. Was it a big piece?
       Halsey told him that it was about ten inches long.
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       Re: Horrible Death Of Another Shakespeare- Mary Phillips, 1892
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: February 22, 2026, 3:16 pm
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       Pete:
       You'll have to bear with me on the World article...Having
       trouble locating it right now.
       This is from the Evening World, a day earlier:
       New York Evening World
       August 4, 1892
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       Re: Horrible Death Of Another Shakespeare- Mary Phillips, 1892
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: February 22, 2026, 3:21 pm
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       Got it, Pete......I enhanced the last paragraph or two.
       New York World
       August 5, 1892
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       Re: Horrible Death Of Another Shakespeare- Mary Phillips, 1892
   DIR By: Kattrup
       Date: February 22, 2026, 3:37 pm
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       Thank you, Howard
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       Re: Horrible Death Of Another Shakespeare- Mary Phillips, 1892
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: February 22, 2026, 4:06 pm
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       Pete:
       Glad that you brought up the World article....I don't think I
       posted it up until now.
       The paragraph is in the book. Thanks for bringing it up.
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       Re: Horrible Death Of Another Shakespeare- Mary Phillips, 1892
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: April 9, 2026, 10:34 am
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       Photograph taken by Jacob Riis in 1890........an apartment at 22
       Blindman's Alley, Cherry Street.
       ''Three men and a woman seated in a small room, tea kettle on
       the stove..."
       Phillips didn't live in Blindman's Alley...she lived on Park
       Row.
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