—
MApril 26, 1899-A special press dispatch from Malden, a
small village in southeastern Missouri, says: Mrs. Jane
Tuttleton, widow of Wash Tuttleton, a prominent citizen
of that section and her four children were murdered last
night. The bodies were found partly incinerated in the
ruins of their home which was set on fire by the murderer,
J. H, Tjttleton, son of Wash Tuttleton by his first wife,
is under arrest, charged with the crime." GALVESTON DAILY
NEWS, Galveston, Texas, )-27=1899 (4-5)
"April 26, 1899-A special press dispatch from Malden, a
small village in southeastern Missouri, says: Mrs. Jane
Tuttleton, widow of Wash Tuttleton, a prominent citizen
of that section and her four children were murdered last
night. The bodies were found partly incinerated in the
ruins of their home which was set on fire by the mrderer,
J. H, Tjttleton, son of Wash Tuttleton by his first wife,
is under arrest, charged with the crime." GALVESTON DAILY
NEWS, Galveston, Texas, )-27-1899 (<5)
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XXUIRARAXLKRAKEM "James H, Tetalon was hanged at Kennett,
Mo,, today. He made a confession on the gallows, stating
that he had hired two men for $500.to kill his step-mother
Mrs. M, J. Tetalon, and her three children, Ben, ‘da, and
Ida, and burn their bodies in the house they occupied,
He shot and killed his half-brother, George Tetalon, aged
15 years."
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XXNIXXRXXLKKAKAN "James H, Tetalon was hanged at Kennett,
fo., today. He made a confession on the gallows, stating
that he had hired two men for $500.to kill his step-mother
Mrs, M, J. Tetalon, and her three children, Ben, Ada, and
Ida, and burn their bodies in the house they occupied.
He shot and killed his half-brother, George Tetalon, aged
15 years."
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"James H, Tetalon was hanged at Kennett,
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that he had hired twe men for $500.to kill his step-mother
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Tda, al ym thels bodies 4n the house they occupied,
He shot rasa killed his half-brother, George Tetalon, aged
2-20-1901,
