Robert Fogler, PA, 1867 May 15

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FOGLER, Robert

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(or Foyler) executed, Washington, Paey 5-15-1867, for
the murder of Robert Dinsmore in Hopewell Township on
12-l-1866; a lengthy account of the muaxkm hanging in the
New York HERALD, May 16, entitled "Horrid Bungling of
the Execution"; see also Earle Forrest, HISTORY OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY, I, 1926, 370, Clarke Publishing Co.,
Cnicago; warrant issued, April ls the rope was not long
enough and Fogler undoubtedly suffered great pain;
standers-by rushed in to assist the sheriff until a
second rope could be sound,

aan AND CHAIR wy ota. Part II, page 75

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(or Foyler) executed, Washington, Pae, 5-15-1867, for
the murder of Robert Dinsmore in Hopewell Township on
12-l-1866; a lengthy account of the mugim hanging in the
New York HERALD, May 16, entitled "Horrid Bungling of
the Execution"; see also Earle Forrest, HISTORY OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY, I, 1926, 370, Clarke Publishing Coe,
Cnicago; warrant issued, April h; the rope was not long
enough and Fogler undoubtedly suffered great pain;
standers-by rushed in to assist the sheriff until a
second rope could be found.

Lae AND CHAIR by Teeters. Part II, page 75

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(or Foyler) executed, Wastington, Pas, 5-15-1867, for
the murder of Robert Dinsmore in Hopewell Township on
12-h-1866; a lengthy account of the mock hanging in the
Nek York HERALD, May 16, entitled "Horrid Bungling of
the Execution"; see also Earle Forrest, HISTORY OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY, I, 1926, 370, Clarke Publishing Cosy
Onicago; warrant issued, April h; the rope was not long
enough and Fogler undoubtedly suffered great pain;
standers-by rushed in to assist the sheriff until a
second rope could be found.

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