Walter Dunham on Trial for O'Brien Murder
Walter Dunham faces trial in Allen County for the drowning of James O'Brien in November last. Trial testimony centers on witness accounts from Langard, Harrigan, Hartman, Tracey, Garmeyer and Moll Ladd about the night in Canada's saloon and the canal push, with police, coroner, and jail officials detailing the scene and locations.
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Walter Dunham
James O'Brien
James O’brien
Criminal Court
Haines
A. J. Langard
East
Columbia Street
O'Brien
Capham
Tracey
Hartman
Harrigee
Gus Canada
John B. Langard
Big Joe
Walt Dunham
James Harrigan
O’brien
Joseph H. Langard
Dunham
John Hardendorf
Gus
Canada
Canal
Jim Harrigan
Trey
Knlow Garmeyer
Mrs. Canada
Bill Myers
Hodekin House
Joseph Langard
East Columbia Street
Perry Tracey
Ashoon
Fred Limecooley
Robinson House
Grand
Robinson Houses
Smick’a
St. Joe Township
Charles Telford
The
Eworn
Muncie
Maggie von Renner
Webster
Chicago
Firat
John Garmeyer
Bave
Garmeyer
Mary Durrer
Louis
Moll Smedly
Mary Dorrer
Mary
Crose
Duonham
Tracy
Mary Carrer
Pleasant Township
Tremont House
Langard
Denham
Carda
Calhoun Street
Capt. Diehl
Thieme
Atlantic Garden
Calhoun and
Columbia Streets
Diehl
Fred Briel
Stuart
Broadway
Harrison Street
Calhoun
Mary Hartman
Lima
Sue Robinson
Mr. Hench
Sheriff Munson
Mug Ladd
Mrs. Palmer
Capps
Tancey
Eli Dunham
Gua Canada
James Hartman
Danham
Mani
O’ Brien
Dunoham
Harrison and
Water Streets
Buckle
Bil Dunham
Garmoyer
Water Street
al Jen
Indiana
Clinton
Barr Street
Lafayette Street
Palmer's
Dorhan
Eli Ducham
Palmer
Mag Ladd’s
Harrison Street Bridge
White
Appke
Jim Hartman
Ell
Mr. Munson
Moll Smedley
Blase
Ell Dunham
Old Kelly
Walt
Mage Ladd
B. Dunham
Mag
Maga Ladd
Eli
Mr. Head
St. Mary's
Joseph G. Orrill
Garrigio
Saboon
Canada’s
Harrigan
John Osenbaugh
Pittham
Grand Hotel
Chas. A. Munson
Allen County
J. H. Bucklea
Robinson
Stia
Aams
Hench
Fleming
Telford
Jas. Hursh
Hursh
Hurah
Munson
Mary Dubrer
James Hursh
J. H. Backles
Ey Durrer
Brien
Walker Dunkas
Bila Basham
Dushem
O'Brive
East Washington
Harmer Creote
Dunfey
Shank
East Washington Street
Frank Dunham
Frank
Stratton
Wai
Shuok
Robert Stratton
Ella Dunham
Hugh Diehl
Moll Dover
Ston
Fubrosry
Mary Durer
Waa
Zollinger
Mary Hart
Mintimas
John Gsenbaugh
Gua
Sam Ward
Emanuel Fox
Wayne Trace
Crestline
Columbus
Newark
Mansfield
Mary Dever
Walter Donhem
von Renner
Magg Ladd
Mary Carer
Baltimore editor indicted for slander and penny banks proposed
A Baltimore editor faces indictment for slander. Proposals to establish penny banks align with New York public polls. The Denver News sought Grant to head a 1880 presidential ticket with Wade Hampton opposing. West mayors linger in session as public memory fades.
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New York
Denver News
Grant
Wade Hampton
New York Evening Post
Blaine
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Washington
American Bible Society
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New York Herald
Garfield
Paris Union
Cardinal Ledochowscki
Vatican
Allentown Herald
Louisiana Commission
Chicago Evening Journal
Durham murder trial resumed after eight to start day
Testimony tied to O Briens death and Dunham suspects with witnesses including Mary Durrer Lavina Alexander John Alexander and Frank Dunham detailing alibi dates and locations. Frank Dunham places events in November 1876 near Washington and Harmer streets with Sheriff Munson referenced and cross examination notes.
Murder Trial Recount: Dunham Case Concludes Evidence
The court reconvened at 8 30 this morning as Diedrich Meyers testified that Frank Dunham admitted to the sheriff in his presence that on the murder night he stayed at his boarding house and did not ace the defendants. The defense rested after witnesses supported Chief Diehl’s veracity and Mr Hench argued the state proved murder beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Mary
Deih
Diehl
Hench
Manson
Dunham
Mary Currer
Thomas O'Brien
Milan Township
James O’brien
Webb
James
George Keefer
Wall Street
George Meyer
Bloomingdale
James O'Brien
O'Bren
Chas. Borenenn
Harrison Street
O'Brien
Chas
Stewart
O’brien
Meyer & Graffe
James Harrigan
Deihl
Columbia Street
Jim Harrigan
Columbia
Clinton
Drune
Fred Limecooley
Briel
Harrigan
Calhous
Whinton
Columbia and
Grand Hotel
Robinson House
Water Street
Eli Dunham
Barr
Lewin
Garmeyer
Tracey
Mrs. Palmer
Lima
Munson
Awear
Alexander
New Haven
James Hartman
Hartsman
Hartman
Moll Smith
Moll Swith
Mr. Stratton
Teeedey
Lewia
Lafayette Etrecte
Mother Palmer
Moll Dunham
Lafayette Street
Moll
Magg Ledd
Mary Durer
Doe
Bryant's
Dalman
Mary Dorer
Dunsham
Mis. Hartman
Walt Dunham
Moll Dorer
Garmeye
Mr. Strattoo
Lafayette
Moll Nicholls
Mary E. Shuster
Walter Dunham
Husb
Shuster
Mr. Heaoh
John Schuster
Canada
New Haven Road
Welock
Alexanders
Frank Dunham
Mike Bowers
Crogs
Mary Shunter
Ludwick
Dunhac
Shnurs
Alexander’s
Walt Durham
Sheriff Munson
Mr. Headh
Walter Durham
Perry Tracey
East End
Marabal Quino
Nelson Myera
Eighth Ward
Marabal Barner
Mary Schuster
Marshal Barner
Mr. Kelly
Mia
Lavina Alexander
John Alexander
Kelly
Quinn
Alexander's
City Hall
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Fort Wayne
Gret
Marabh
John
Lavies Alexander
Canal
Court Street
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Denham
Barner
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Magg Ladd
Durham
Dunfey’s
Mary Shuster
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Crosa
Grand Jury
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Marshal Kelly
Dunhams
Ella Dunham
Atood
White
Spoke
Walt Donham
Elle Dunham
Washington and
Harmer Streets
Bowers
Walt
Ella Donham
Washington Street
Close
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Dick Meyers
Dooham
Dreafee’s
Michael Bowers
White’s Cooke Factory
Ens
Diedrich Meyers
C. A. Munson
W. T. Pratt
Andrew Algernon Purman
J. R. Bittinger
Paris and London Embrace the Tight Eel Skin Dress Trend
Fashion writers report a craze for extreme tightness in skirts and bodices as the eel skin dress and elastic stays reshape silhouettes. The shift includes stage tights, simulated underskirts, and daring chemiloonia garments, with wearers risking wardrobe malfunctions and discomfort in pursuit of youthful slenderness.
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London
Paris
Why Mortgages Should be Untaxed Editorial
A Springield Republican editorial argues against taxing mortgages claiming the law taxes the mortgage twice once as real estate and again as property. It contends mortgages are not property created or destroyed by taxation and urges exemption to avoid double taxation.
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Springeld Republican
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