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 | Cincinnati Map 1890s
Murder/suicide of Lillian Miller's parents in 1894
Murder of Mamie's boyfriend, Edward Grafe in 1899 |
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 | Newspaper Article 16 Aug 1899 The Denver Post
Senator Francis Marion Cockrell |
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 | Newspaper Article 1899 06/05 & 06/29 Kingfisher, Oklahoma
Adam and Jennie Fansler, defendants in court case, lost. Land at southeast corner of section 1, township 17, north of range 7, west of the Indian Meridian, in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma Territory, to be sold at auction on July 15, 1899. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1899 08/28 The Atlanta Constitution Atlanta, Georgia
Bessie Vardeman from Sparta, Georgia has returned from a visit to Columbus. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1899 10/02 The Atlanta Constitution Atlanta, Georgia
Sparta, Georgia - The new Fortnightly Literary and Social Club with Mr. Albert Vardeman elected as temporary chairman hosted at Dr. George S Vardeman's home. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1899 10/09 The Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Albert Vardeman elected President of the Sparta Fortnightly Literary and Social Society. Lily Vardeman on a committee to provide programmes and places to meet. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1899 11/02 Saginaw News
Cincinnati, Ohio - Edward Grafe, foreman in a printing office, was shot four times and fatally wounded today on the street by Mamie Reting, daughter of Captain Reting, of the fire department. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1899 11/08 Indiana State Journal
Cincinnati, Ohio - Nov. 2 Edward Grafe, foreman of a printing office, was shot four times and fatally wounded by Mamie Reting, daughter of Captain Reting, of the fire department. Miss Reting is the mother of a five month old babe whose paternity she charged to Grafe. |
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 | Newspaper Article 1899 8/22 Cincinnati Enquirer
Captain Frank Reting helped a co-worker home who had a broken leg |
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