Colgorges Death in the Chair at Auburn N Y
The sentenced killer of President William McKinley, Czolgowski, died in the electric chair at Auburn New York. The execution used 1700 volts, with witnesses and officials describing the procedure from in the death chamber to the moment life ended. The prisoner spoke briefly asserting he killed the President as an act for the working people before the current killed him. Guards and staff observed the process and the warden declared death.
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Teye
Jeter
Ani
Collina
Ruarda
Czolgos
Cottea
Egga
Ani Ie
Witnassis
Thayer
Tdamenies
Warley
Teen F. Cemire
Tigre
Aed
Warren Meale
Iis
Leon P Czolgose Assassination Case at Auburn
Local records reveal Leon P Czolgose tied to an assassination attempt involving a president, with reported details showing his placement in a death chair at Auburn. Authorities confirm the case as a historic fatal incident tied to political violence.
Career of the Assassination: The President’s Death Revealed
A garbled account traces the assassination history of the President, detailing the suspect’s movements from Cleveland to Buffalo and Chicago, his contact with anarchists, travel to Detroit and Buffalo, and the Pan American Exposition where the shooting occurred. The text links the murder to a broader conspiracy and notes the suspect’s actions on the day of the crime.
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Heo Junot
Minas Gurdison
Chiou
Howe
Chicago
Datrait
Raitalo
Those Who Saw Execution at Auburn Observers Named
Report from Auburn on the execution of Cvalgosz observers listed witnesses from New York Albany Norwich and Syracuse among others. The prosaigany included Dr Carlos S McDynald and Dr Gorin with several newspaper correspondents noting the event and the former warden W N Thayer assisted by Warden Mealy.
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Charles J. Wallace
Syracuse
Chartne H. Wuntley
Batiato
Wo AL Love
Phetpe
de GR. Trowbridge
Baliato
Fotiun
Hi. Homestreat
Troy
Walt
Rochester
I. Rauliey
Awbarn
George B. Peck
W. N.thayer
Danielliora Prison
Mealy
Assassin Wants to Speak Before Court in Prison Visit
An inmate, minutes before a trial, asked to address the superintendent and warden and insisted on speaking only if many people were present. The wardens refused, the prisoner refused to talk, then altered plan but ultimately remained silent in the chamber.
Unclear text on saving percentages and consumer tips
The fragment discusses savings from purchases, giving vague percentage examples for various items and costs. It mentions a hypothetical effect on profit and consumer behavior without clear context, names, dates, or places, making the intended message hard to determine.
Burial of Gzolgosy’s infant sparks prison plot rumor
A garbled report describes a burial in a prison cemetery and a guard kept at the grave. Officials say the infant of Gzolgosy will be interred in the regular prison plot within the next forty eight hours, with heightened security.
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