Tragedy at Bound Brook Farm Ends in Double Death
Hugo Fisher a German farmer near Bound Brook New Jersey and his worker George Langes are found dead in Fisher's small two story home. Authorities suspect Fisher shot Langes while he slept then set fire to feathers and killed himself. Ida Langes, Langes sister, had arrived to marry Fisher.
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New York Sun
Hugo Fisher
Bound Brook
N. J
Plainfield Road
America
Fisher
George Langes
Langes
Silesia
Germany
Ida
Hamburg
Wieland
Naegeli
Hoboken
Spa Langes
Bound Book
George Somers
Western Union Telegraph
Ida Langes
Young Egel
Fisher’s
Charles Greeder
Plainfield
Young Eyel
Egel
Lange
Greeder
Robert L. Pierce
Hadeen
Briarwood
Chauncy M. Field
Pierce
Justice Vars
Dunellen
Archibald Coddington
Benjamin Giles
Samuel Luckey
George Cornell
Abraham Smalley
Samuel Henderson
Alexander Harris
Edward S. Brokaw
Conrad Egel
E. W. Giles
Round Brook
Joseph Smith
Valentine Bohm
Burlington Hawkeye
Fire Department
Zoological Garden
Mr. Snake
Whistled to Death Tellure at East Third Street
Charles Bubach a 27 year old Prussian cigarmaker at Straiton Stoms factory killed himself with oxalic acid after years of harassment by fellow worker Louis Maybes who whistled a German song at him prompting a fatal act. Bubach arrived in New York eleven years ago and left a family behind.
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New York Herald
Charles Butach
Prussia
East Third Street
Hast Twenty-third Street
Second Avenue
Louis Maybes
Maybes
Bubach
Highly-first Street
Straiton & Storms
Twenty-Seventh Street
Third Avenue
Berlin
It Was a Foolish Bare Headed Train Wager
A Lake Shore train tale ends with an old man losing his hat after sticking his head out the window to watch the track. His wife doubts the meaning of every toot as the conductor refuses to stop the train. The man vows to go bareheaded for the summer amid a heated, humorous exchange.
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Detroit
Samuel
Toledo
Waal
Unfortunate Likeness in Russian Captivity Story
German railway engineer Neumeyer was seized in south Russia on December 19 after a photo prompted a mistaken identity. He endured 44 days on foot with little food, then six weeks more on bread and water, before Count Loris Melikoff and Count Kotzebue intervened to send him home to Germany penniless and unwashed.
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Neumeyer
Russia
Louis Hartmann
Volkoff
Moscow
Warsaw
Siberia
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