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The SS Montrose
This is the vessel owned by the Canadian Pacific Railway that conveys Crippen and Ethel as second-class passengers across the Atlantic in 1910.
Royal Institution, 21 Albemarle Street, London
This organization is founded in London in 1799 for the advancement of science. Important discoveries are made in its laboratories, and its lectures are closely followed by the general public and print journalists as well as by science professionals.
Coldwater, Michigan
This is the birthplace of Hawley Harvey Crippen in 1862, where he grew up in a family of ardent Methodists.
Wireless Telegraph and Signal Co.
This is Marconi's original company, formed to capitalize on his experiments in wireless communication, founded in London in 1897.
Poldhu
This is the Cornwall location of one of Marconi's early transmission stations.
Hyoscine hydrobromide
This is a poison compound that is deadly in minute quantities.
Albion House, New Oxford Street, London
This is the building...
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