The Death of Frank Anser

In 18 70, george arthur gardiner of manhattan was in boston on business and he had a toothache. A cousin sent him to ha dentist for a filling for a brief time. And unfortunately for mister gardner, this was during that time dentist put a dash of arsenic in the filling to kill the nerves. Since hamilton couldn't speak, he couldn't cry out. He died three days later. It turned out it was the hot water. Two months after, he emigrated from russia, frank genser was working at the j b king plaster works on staten island. His hand apparently held on to the rope in a death grip as the machine