large crowd outside the jail when he was executeds
Harrisburg PATRIOT, Makch 6, 1912," SCAFFOLD & CHAIR
by Teeters, Part II, p 142.
large crowd outside the jail when he was executed;
larrisburg PATRIOT, Makch 6, 1912," SCAFFOLD & CHAIR
by Teeters, Part II, p 142.
arge crowd outside the jail when he was executeds
Harrisburg PATRIO: hch 6, 1912," SCAFFOLD & CHAIR
by Teeters, Part II, p lh.
STOTT, Joseph A.
"Harrisburg, Pa., Mar. 5, 1912-Joseph A. Stott, aged 29,
was hanged today for the murder of Blanche Taylor in
Harrisburg last June, Stott admitted he killed her be-
cause she refused to marry him," NEWS, Galveston, Tex,
Fame 1912 (6-65)
",eeexecuted...for the murder of Mrs, Edward Taylor
(Blanche Ream) on June 16, 1911 in a jealous rage because
she left him to marry anothers; he came to Harrisburg from
Lancaster expressly to kill her; located her in a court
noon where she was a witnessin a trials; was afraid to
snoot her there, so followed her to the corner of Cherry
and Dewberry Streets and shot her dead; warrant issued
1-6-1912; in daily paper there is a photograph of the
STOTT, Joseph A.
"Harrisburg, Pa., Mar, 5, 1912-Joseph A. Stott, aged 29,
was hanged today for the murder of Blanche Taylor in
Harrisburg last June. Stott admitted he killed her be-
cause she refused to marry him," NEWS, Galveston, Texe,
Fn5-1912 (6-6.)
",.executed...for the murder of Mrs. Edward Taylor
(Blanche Ream) on June 16, 1911 in a jealous rage because
she left him to marry another; he came to Harrisburg from
Lancaster expressly to kill her; located her in a court
room where she was a witnessi tals we ai
shoot her there, so Pallegecsy en torane Becren aetneer?
and Dewberry Streets and shot her dead; warrant issued
1-6-1912; in daily paper there is a photograph of the
STOIT, Joseph A.
"Harrisburg, Pa., Mar, 5, 1912=Joseph A. Stott, oe 29,
was hanged today for the murder of Blanche Taylor i
Harrisburg last June, ene admitted he killed her Te
cause she refused to marry him," NEWS, Galveston, Texe,
§-5-1912 (6-6)
",.executed,..for the murder of Mrs, Edward Taylor
she left him to marry another; he came to Harrisburg from
Lancaster expressly to kill her; located her in a court
room where she was a witnessin a trials was afraid to
shoot her there, so folloved her to the corner of Sherry
and Dewberry Streets and shot her dead warrant 4s
1-6-19125 in daily paper there is a photograph of the
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