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Comments(0) TRAGIC SCENE IN A BARBER’S SHOP. - Article Preview - The New York Times:
July 19, 1889, Wednesday
Page 8, 149 words
Bernard Mohar, an insane hatter, fifty-seven years old, who lived at 480 Grand-street, committed suicide yesterday in the barber’s shop at 474 Grand-street by cutting his throat with a razor.
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Posted April 13, 2008 Comments(0) TRAGIC SCENE IN A BARBER’S SHOP. - Article Preview - The New York Times:
July 19, 1889, Wednesday
Page 8, 149 words
Bernard Mohar, an insane hatter, fifty-seven years old, who lived at 480 Grand-street, committed suicide yesterday in the barber’s shop at 474 Grand-street by cutting his throat with a razor.
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