Leon Czolgosz Dies in Auburn Prison Electric Chair
The article recounts Leon F. Czolgoss’s execution at Auburn Prison for president McKinley’s murder. It details the 1,700 volt procedure, his final statements, autopsy findings of a normal brain, and the prison aftermath including burial in the local cemetery and destruction of the body with quicklime and acid.
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Leon Czolgosz
Auburn
McKinley
Cleveland
Meade
Leon F. Gzolgosz
Gerin
Carlos F. McDonald
New York
Davis
Thayer
Carlos F. MacDonald
BE. A. Spitzka
Czolgosz
Edward A. Spitzka
John Gein
Joan Gerin
EB. i. Spiteka
Mead
Ignorance of Game Law Prompts Penalties Explained
Reports from multiple sources show widespread violations of Indiana game and fish statutes due to ignorance of changes. A widely cited interview notes permits are essential for hunting quail before the season and outlines fines from five to two hundred dollars plus jail, with separate offenses for selling, possession, and out of season shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indianapolis Journal
Czolgosz Admits He Lied About Chicago Money
In a Auburn interview Superintendent Collins reports that Leon Czolgosz again explained his trip to Chicago then admitted he had lied. He claimed a unknown boy handed him money for a Buffalo visit but could not identify the sender or the lad. He also said anarchist meetings in Cleveland were held in saloons named by a newspaper editor.
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Meade
Tupper
Czlogosz
Czolgosz
Davis
MacDonald
Auburn Prison
Collings
Associated Press
Mead
Cyolgosz
Auburn
N. Y
Collins
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland
Ohio
Leon Czolgosz
Leon
Was attacked in court house by man seeking revenge
Clark Gifford attacked County Superintendent Young at his desk in the courthouse during a Saturday afternoon incident. Young sustained a burn from a radiator and blows to the head. Gifford claimed insult to his wife Mrs. Gifford and sought to prove there was no improper conduct. No arrest reported at press time.
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Clark Gifford
Young
Court House
Mr. Young
Gifford
Death's Record of the Day: Pleasant Township Resident Dies
Mrs. Sarah E. Greer wife of ex County Assessor Thomas Greer died Monday night at her Pleasant township home at age 60. Born in Randolph County Indiana December 23 1841 she was the daughter of Chester Shires. Survived by her husband and eight children John Chester and Thomas Greer Mrs Sarah J Wellbaum Cora and Clara Greer William Greer and Ella E Rhoades of Pueblo Colo Funeral set for Thursday at 10 am from the house with Prairie Grove chapel services and interment in nearby cemetery.
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Sarah E. Greer
Thomas Greer
Pleasant Township
Greer
Randolph County
Ind
Chester Shires
John
Chester
Sarah J. Wellbaum
Cora
Clara Greer
William Greer
Ella E. Rhoades
Pueblo
Col
Prairie Grove Chapel
Mrs Charles Aker Dies After Prolonged Illness At 36
Mrs Charles Aker aged 36 of 65 Howell Street died Monday after an extended illness. Funeral from the residence at 9 oclock Wednesday then Jefferson chapel Whitley County at 1 oclock with Rev J W Field conducting services at the home.
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Charles Aker
Howell Street
Jefferson Chapel
Whitley Courty
J. W. Field
Infant Georgia Pond Dies After Week of Life
Georgia Maria Pond, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Pond, died Monday evening after a short life. The notice names the Pond family and records the family’s loss.
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Georgia Maria Pond
John J. Pond
Berry Street Church Seeks New East Berry Location
Berry street M E church trustees search for a new home while keeping the church name. The southeast corner of Berry and Clay is favored, owned by the Henry Manning estate, with a 35 foot lot east of it owned by Frank Falker. Manning property is on the market. Falker is asked for a price.
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Berry Street
M. E
East Berry Street
Berry and
Clay Streets
Henry Manning
Frank Falker
Manning
Returns in Leach Case Reveal Bankruptcy of Avilla Carriage
United States Commissioner Logan received the official returns from Judge Baker on Saturday naming Henry W. Leach and George W. Tairman as bankrupts in the Avilla Carriage company case. The affairs are referred to Judge Chapin for adjustment and Leach is identified as a insolvent debtor.
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United States
Logan
Baker
Henry W. Leach
George W. Tairman
Avilla Carriage Company
Chapin
Leach
Struck by Street Car Injures Little Girl in City
Estella Bakoffen a child from Grand Street was knocked down by street car No 111 on Monday afternoon while crossing Wallace near Calhoun. She was pretty badly bumped but not seriously hurt and walked home unassisted with no blame on the motorman.
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Estella Bakoffen
Grand Street
Hanna
Wallace Street
Calhoun
Miss Ricka Borgman Hosts Pedro Club Gathering
Miss Ricka Borgman entertained the Pedro club members last evening in a social gathering that showcased community camaraderie and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricka Borgman
Pedro
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Czolgoss
Ofcial
Dannemora
Czolecsz
Electrician
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Physicians’ Report
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Waldeck Thomas Bandswosky
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