William Lake, NY, 1895 April 4

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LAKE, William | ene

"Auburny Ne Yes 4-l-1895-William Lake was electrocuted
at 12:5 om for the murder of Emma Hunt in October,
189), at the house of Joseph Van Camp, the former living
8 miles northeast of Albion in the town of Carlton,"

BIRMINGHAM DAILY NEWS, Birmingham, Ala, ~l)-1895,

April 4, 1895 CARGE CAR RP
LAKE, William
"Auburny Ne Yes 4-l-1895-William Lake was electrocuted
at 12:5 pm for the murder of Emma Hunt in October,

189), at the house of Joseph Van Camp, the former living
8 miles northeast of Albion. in the town of Carlton,"

BIRMINGHAM DAILY NEWS, Birmingham, Ala, })-l-1895,

NeW YORK BOOK AND MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.

41 4, 1895 CARGE CARR

TAKE, William

“Auburn, Ne Yes 4-h-1895-William Lake was electrocuted
at 12:5 pm for the murder of Emma Hunt in October,
189), at the house of Joseph Van Camp, the former living
8 miles northeast of Albion in the tow of Carlton."

BIRMINGHAM DAILY NEWS, Birmingham, Ala, )-1)-1895,

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