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BROWN, Joseph
Executed Pottsville, Pae, 3—2h-1875 (2 trials); clubbed
to death Daniel S. Kramer and his wife Annette on Feb. 26,
1872, in their farmhouse near white House Station in
Washington Township on the Schuylkill & Susquehanna RR,
robbery being the motives Brown knew his victims had
"Large amounts of gold and silver coins in the house";
much sensation in Pottsville during the entire trial;
Brown was first person bo be hanged in Pottsville jail as
county seat had previously been at Orwigsburg; trials
were held in Lyceum Hall (except on nights when sociables
were seheduled); Brown was buried in the jail yard; fully
400 persons, including young boys_entered the yard to veel
scaffold; story of execution in MINERS! JOURNAL? Pottsvill
Paes 3-25-1875; sentenced first Octe 7, 18723 second Dec.
27s L013
BROWN, Joseph
Executed Pottsville, Pae, 3-2-1875 (2 trials); clubbed
to death Daniel S. Kramer and his wife Annette on Febe 26,
1872, in their farmhouse near white House Station in
Washington Township on the Schuylkill & Susquehanna R.Re,
robbery being the motive; Brown knew his victims had
"Large amounts of gold and silver coins in the house";
much sensation in Pottsville during the entire trial;
Brown was first person bo be hanged in Pottsville jail as
county seat had previously been at Orwigsburg; trials
were held in Lyceum Hall (except on nights when sociables
were seheduled); Brown was buried in the jail yard; fully
00 persons, including young boys entered the yard to view
scaffold; story of execution in MINERS! JOUANAL® Pottsvilt
Paes, 3-25-1875; sentenced first Octe 7, 1872; second Dec.
27, 1873
BROW, Josep!
Executed Pottsville, Paey 3-2-1875 (2 weeds clubbed
to death Daniel S, Kramer and his wife Annette on Feb. 26,
1872, in their farmhouse near shite House Station in
5 ud boys entered th to vii
Slay story of exsoktien SO NINEKST SoU MALS Pobtovitt
Pay 3-2 ey sentenced first Oct. 7, 1872; second Dec.
27, 1873
