Carl Albrecht, OR, 1896 June 26

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"Marshfield, Oregon, June 26, 1896-Carl Albrecht was hange
here today for the brutal murder of his wife last January.
She supported him by taking inwashing, and because she did
not turn all the money she earned over to him he killed

her, Tex execution wasprivate and passed off without’ inci-
dent."' DAILY NEWS, Galveston, Texas, 6-28-1896 (3-5),

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ATBRECHT, Car

"Marshfield, Oregon, June 26, 1896-Carl Albrecht was hanged
here today for the brutal murder of his wife last January.
She supported him by taking inwshing, and because she did
not turn all the money she earned over to him he killed

her. Tex execution wasprivate and passed off without inci
dent. DAILY NEWS, Galveston, Texas, 6-28-1896 (3-5),

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ALBRECHT, Carl

"Marshfield, Oregon, June 26, 1896-Carl Albrecht was hange
here today for the brutal murder of his wife last January.
She supported him by taking inwshing, and because she did
le turn all the money she earned over to him he

rv. Tex execution wasprivate and passed off without ‘inci.
cones DAILY NEWS, Galveston, Texas, 6-28-1896 (3-5)



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