The Blackest Bird

The Blackest Bird
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Sweltering New York City, summer of 1841, the beautiful 'Segar Girl' Mary Rogers is brutally murdered. Popular amongst the journalistic and publishing elite, the task of finding her killer falls to High Constable Jacob Hays. At the end of a long and distinguished career Old Hays's investigation will ultimately span a decade, involving gang wars, grave robbing, and clues hidden in the poems of the hopeless romantic and minstrel of the night, Edgar Allan Poe. Superbly researched and compellingly readable, The Blackest Bird is both a richly textured and atmospheric portrait of the birth of New York, a city raging with bloodshed and duplicity, and a thrilling murder mystery.

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Joel Rose. The Blackest Bird

The. Blackest Bird

Contents

Maps

July 26, 1841, Midnight

Old Hays

Murder

Between Two Tides

The City Brain

In the Lair of the Green Turtle

News of Murder Breaks in the Public Prints

BODY FOUND FLOATING IN NORTH RIVER

MURDER!

BODY OF SEGAR STORE GIRL FOUND

A CALL TO ALL CITIZENS!

The Investigation Begins in Earnest

In a Clearing

THE LAST PLACE ON EARTH. WHERE MARY ROGERS WAS SEEN ALIVE

What Colt Did

MISSING FROM HIS PREMISES

Aftermath to Murder

Death of the Corkcutter Daniel Payne

BODY FOUND IN BOX

PREMEDITATED MURDER OR SELF DEFENSE?

TO THE WORLD

One Year Later

His Is the Rampant Temerity

Somewhere Deep in the Distance Stereotomy

The Sunday Sermon

A Man Condemned

The Bridge of Sighs

The Tombs

The Sister of the Pretty Hot Corn Girl

The Dark Deeds of Ruby Pearl

During His Time in the Tombs

HOW AS A SOCIET Y CAN WE ALLOW A MAN LIKE JOHN COLT TO ENDURE?

WHAT KIND OF DEMONSTRATION IS THIS?

The Ponce

Armagnac

WHAT’S GOING ON HERE?

Anderson’s Segar Shop

The Night Soil Cart

Snowden’s Ladies’ Companion

Murders in the Rue Morgue

The Mystery of Marie Rogêt Part One and Part Two but Not Yet Part Three

A Bitter Reunion

Marriage Beneath the Gibbet

The Marriage Banquet

Preparation for a Hanging

A Dagger in the Heart

The Politics of Fire in New York City

Into the Five Points

Conjecture on the Death of John C. Colt

DEAD FOR A DUCAT—DEAD!

WHO GAVE HIM THE KNIFE?

FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

MR. COLT DEAD IN HIS CELL!

A Poem Before Dying

Colt’s Patent Chair

Grave Robbers

Following Poe

Ambush Below the Heights

The Band Undone

COLT UNDONE!

THE COLT QUESTION

A Visit Paid by Old Hays to the Colonel, Samuel Colt, at His Paterson Arms Manufacturing Company

The Wake and Funeral of Tommy Coleman

Aftermath to Obsequies

Sergeant McArdel

For His Soul

A Year and a Half Later

The Hunt for the Murderer of Mary Rogers Resumes

George Palmer Putnam

Stopping in at the Tobacconist’s Shop

Mary Devereaux

The New York Sun, the New York Moon, and All the Stars in the New York Sky

130 Greenwich Street

What Song the Syrens Sing

A Carman

The Brennan Farm

Mr. Poe, Do You Remember Me?

Poe, Poe, a Thousand Times Poe

Poe Makes Overtures to His Doomed Wife

Beneath a Bust of Pallas

Murder for Pleasure

If Not He, Who?

Grip the Raven and We’ll All Have Tea

The Black Bird

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING

THE RAVEN

Miss Lynch’s Conversaziones

Back in the Lair of the Green Turtle

Ten Months Later

My Dreams Are of the Unknown

Turtle Bay

The Dead Are but for the Moment … Motionless

The Bells

And the Fever Called Living Is Conquered at Last

BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL

Afterword

ELDORADO

Author’s NoteandAcknowledgments

About the Author. The Blackest Bird

Also by Joel Rose

Copyright

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A Novel of Historyand Murder

Joel Rose

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“Not you?”

“Not me. Not mine.”

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