Corpse in a Bag Shocks New York Streets
May 20 3 o clock a Frenchman Louis Francis of 307 10th avenue was arrested carrying a bag with a mutilated woman’s body pulled from the North River. the victim is Selina Fehot of Boston 38, who reportedly died after a dispute with her lover Leopold Laconville. Francis claims the death was natural and that he planned to dump the body in the river. The case unfolds with torture marks and suspected strangulation evident on the victim.
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New York
Louis Francis
10Th Avenue
North River
Francis
Selina Fehot
B Sen
Boston
Louis Francia
Wm. Welsh
Welsh
Leopold Laconville
Mrs Loneh
Broadway
Odlum
Robert E. Odlum
Brooklyn Bridge
Washington
Outraged by Indians in Winfies Fate of two wives reports
Word arrived of the fate of Mrs Delaney and Mrs Gowanlock wives of Indian farm instructors captured by Pound maker Indians. Doctors say Mrs Delaney had limbs torn from joints and was hacked to pieces. Mrs Gowanlock escaped and is living as the wife of one young Indian. The motive was the husband’s enmity.
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Winfies
Delaney
Gowanlock
Poundmaker's
Drs. Smith
Howard Cooper Found Guilty In Maryland Assault Trial
The trial of Howard Cooper in Baltimore county ended with a guilty verdict for assaulting Miss Katie Gray. The crowded courtroom and threats from townspeople reflected tensions, while the defense urged a lesser verdict on a second count. Cooper claimed guilt only of beating Gray, with possible appeal based on jury exclusion arguments.
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Katie Gray
Barto
Howard Cooper
Baltimore County
Cooper
Court House
Iss Gray
Daniel C. Gray
H. Louis Kaylor
C. B. McLean
Moses Sheridan
H. Louis Naylor
Miss Gray
Messrs. White and
Weld
Charles G. Kerr
Gray
Maryland
Sr. Kerr
Stewart
Mr. Weld
United States
Baltimore Consul-General Raine Sails to Berlin for Post
Col. Frederick Raine of Baltimore sails from New York aboard the steamer Ems to assume the United States consul-general role in Berlin. He travels with his wife and nieces Miss Kedes and Miss Milnie Myera. Raine sends a farewell telegram from Hoboken to Mayor Latrobe.
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Baltimore
Frederick Raine
Berlin
New York
Lloyds
Ems
Kedes
Milnie Myera
Col. Raine
Hoboken
Mayor Latrobe
John Anderson My Jo and Virginia political notes
Pipe Creek October 13 1834 Virginia’s next governor is debated at the Democratic state convention with Gen Fitzhugh Lee ex Judge Staples P W McKinney and Congressman George Cabell prominent. Debates over debt payments in coupons and tax history mark the race. A Virginia murder and social news, plus stories from Arkansas Kansas and Maryland, fill the page with crime violence and local curiosities.
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Jon Antereon
John
John Anderson
Pipe Creek
Virginia
Fitzhugh Lee
Alexandria
Waiter R. Staples
Montgomery County
P. W. McKinney
Prince Edward
George Q. Cabell
Danville
Mahone
Local notes from Wolfaville and Charlesville May 19
News from Wolfaville and Charlesville recounts church services with baptisms and confirmations, a county commissioner visit on road funding, a Blue Ridge fire burning thousands of acres, millinery openings, illnesses, and a Confederate Soldiers Home dedication near Riouxox Va with Gothic house details and future expansion plans.
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Wolfaville Waite
Car
Wewrsyille
J. W. Santee
the Reformed Church
Lakin
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mira Amanda
Stottlemyer
J. E. Phreeger
Samuel Brandenburg
Jle.p
Riouxoxp
Grove Road
Robinson Farm
As Well That Ends Well. Fren the Eten ng Star
A distressed wife, Mrs Henry, returns after thirteen years apart alleging abandonment. Police sought her husband, who faced a warrant in Brooklyn before welcoming her home and presenting her as his long lost wife to friends.
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Henry
Brooklyn
Ani
Ihes
Rockeway
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