Desperado Marvin Kuhns Killed After Wild Van Wert Chase
The infamous fugitive Marvin Kuhns dies in Van Wert after a six mile pursuit ending in a woods gun battle with Sheriff Hott. Identification methods included Bertillon records from Columbus and personal papers. Kuhns’ wife Mrs Kuhns arrives in Van Wert to view the body and confirms uncertainty about the identified man.
Mrs Kuhns in Fort Wayne Mystery Husband ID
Mrs Marvin Kuhns, widow of a former desperado, passed through Fort Wayne en route to Van Wert at 11 a m Monday declaring she could not believe the dead prisoner was her husband. The fragment notes confusion over identity during the transport.
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Ohio
van Wert
Desperado
Kuhns
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Marvin Kuhns
Kuhns Left Kendallville Amid Thefts And Shootings
Marvin Kuhns, reported missing after leaving Kendallville Saturday morning, is linked to a shooting near Van Wert and a death at 11 p.m. yesterday. His wife, a Columbus native married a year ago, expresses doubt but agrees to travel to Van Wert with officers. Police trace Kuhns’ movements between Kendallville, Churubusco, and possible routes toward Cleveland or Toledo.
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Kendallville
Ind
Marvin Kuhns
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Lake Shore
Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Marshall Rimmell
VanWert
Kuhns
Dragon Farm
Churubusco
Kuhns Sold Horses Heine. Horse thief identified by Weber
Sheriff Grice had long suspected Marvin Kuhns of selling a horse to Noah Weber on April 30 and escaping a trap by jumping the Weber barn fence. Weber traveled to Noble County to identify a dead man near Van Wert as Kuhns, aided by a gallery photo and Bertillon data. Deputies pursued Kuhns, intercepting him at the Pennsylvania depot and chasing tips from Kendallville and Lisbon, though witnesses feared involvement.
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Hott
Gruban Woods
Kuhns
Desperado
Scott
Ohio
van Wert
Marvin Kuhns
Indiana
Columbus
Marshal Shockey
Wapakoneta
Taylor
St. Marys
Grice
Fort Wayne
Noah Weber
Weber
Piqua
Weber Barn
Jesse Grice
Noble County
Sheriff's
Offea
Bertillon
Sherif Harvey Hughes
Pennsylvania
Hughes
Kendallville
Lisbon
Identification Effort Fails After Standoff
Police and deputy conduct multiple passes attempting to identify a suspect but fail to make any positive ID. The report notes no arrest at this time and ongoing efforts to verify the man’s identity.
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Weber
Desperado Marve Kuhns’s violent Noble county past
The career of Marvin Kuhns spans Noble county forests and towns from Green township to Albion. He escaped jail twice, stole horses across Indiana and Ohio, tangled with sheriffs and a famous detective, and was linked to the Campau murder in Fostoria. After multiple captures and prison terms, he endured final pursuit and died in Kendallville era rumors, rounding a notorious life.
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Marvin Kuhns
Noble County
Green Township
Peter Kuhns
Albion
Marvin
Boys’ Reform School
Plainfield
Michigan City
John Howell
Howell
Marve
Hastile
Kuhns
Stoke
Joe
George McLean
McLean
Johnny
Avilla
Michael Bauman
Bauman Arc
Iowa
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Johnny Kuhn
Columbus
Mahoney
Marve Kuhns
Ohio
William Campau
Detroit
Michigan
Campau
Prospect
Della Bird
Louttit
Plymouth
Green Hill
Lafayette
John
Marven
Ohio Board of Pardons
Kendallville
Lehman Returns to Fort Wayne After Acquittal On Warrant
Oliver W Lehman came back to Fort Wayne from Peoria Illinois after a requisition on a warrant charged him with stealing 800 dollars from his divorced wife. He faced other charges but was acquitted. Also, near Churubusco eleven in the Bosler family face a severe measles outbreak with nine ill at home while the mother travels in California to care for a gravely ill daughter.
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Oliver W. Lehman
Peoria
Ill
Fort Wayne
Albert Bosler
Churubusco
California
Monument to Jefferson Davis Unveiled at Confederate Reunion
Richmond Virginia witnessed the unveiling of a bronze statue of Jefferson Davis in a grand ceremony marking the Confederate veterans reunion. Gen Clement A Evans delivered the principal address praising Davis and his ancestors, while William Jennings Bryan and his son attended as guests of the veterans.
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Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Lost Cause
Confederate States of America
Confederate Veterans
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
United Veterans
Swanson
J. A. Hayes
Colorado Springs
Davis
Clement A. Evans
Gen. Evans
South
Mr. Davis
Monterey
Buena Vista
United States Senate
Evans
Confederate Memorial Day Observed Across Louisiana
New Orleans marks Confederate memorial day and Jefferson Davis birthday as a double holiday with banks and many businesses closed. No special plans to unveil the Richmond statue. monuments and graves will be decorated during a parade of Confederate groups.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Jefferson Davis
Richmond
Three Lives Lost in Newark Fire at Turnverein Hall
A Newark blaze at 188 William Street early June 3 killed janitor Joseph Hoeneke his wife and their child. The four story brick building with one stairway burned with strong northeast winds. Fire officials and police rescued eight families as $25000 in damages mounted. The report also notes the Fort Wayne and Springfield Traction company stockholders meeting at Decatur with directors reelected and a Winona trally line survey underway toward Fort Wayne.
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Newark
N. J
Hoencke
Fort Wayne and Springfield Traction Company
Decatur
Mayor Coffee
R. K. Erwin
James T. Merryman
Rev. H. Theo. Wilken
W. H. Fledderjohann
J. H. Koenigan
B. A. Fledderjohann
Charles Dirkson
Edwin Fledderjohann
T. W. Shelton
H. Gallmeyer
H. Kirker
Louis Lammers
Henry Dirkson
Martin Gerke
Fort Wayne
Columbia
City
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