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==Documentation== | ==Documentation== | ||
==Census== | ==Census== | ||
* [[1910 US Federal Census - ED9 - Sheet3A]]: Monohan, King, Washington | * [[1910 US Federal Census - ED9 - Sheet3A|1910]]: Monohan, King, Washington | ||
===Newspaper Transcriptions=== | ===Newspaper Transcriptions=== | ||
Revision as of 01:16, 1 May 2024
The People
| Name | (Born-Died) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Beebe, John | Deputy Sheriff | |
| Goebel, Mary Magdalena | 1888-1962 | Wife of Henry Werner, accused and on trial for his murder |
| Kells, Dr. O. A. | Saved Magdalena from strychnine poisoning | |
| Roberts, John W. | Deputy Sheriff | |
| Werner, Henry | 1862-1914 | |
| Werner, Wilhelm Henry | 1905-1983 | 8 years old, witnessed his fathers murder |
Documentation
Census
- 1910: Monohan, King, Washington
Newspaper Transcriptions
- 4 Mar 1914 - Daily Herald (Everett, Washington): Her Husband Slain, Wife Tries Suicide
- 4 Mar 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): BOY GIVES CLUE IN MURDER MYSTERY
- 6 Mar 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): 8 Year Old Boy Witness Sticks to His Story That Strangers Slew Father
- 7 Mar 1914 - Tacoma Daily Ledger (Tacoma, Washington): Wife of Man Slain With Ax Arrested
- 9 Mar 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): Widow Admits She Knows Man Who Murdered Rancher
- 14 Mar 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): "I PAID $100 TO HAVE MY HUSBAND KILLED"
- 14 Mar 1914 - Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Washington): PAID $100 TO GET HUSBAND KILLED
- 7 May 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): Wife of Murdered Rancher Betrayed by Love Letters
- 8 May 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): Mrs. Werner is Given Auto Ride to Old Home
- 19 May 1914 - Tacoma Daily News (Tacoma, Washington): Six Women on Jury Trying Mrs. Werner on Murder Charge
- 19 May 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): PLEADS WITH PROSECUTOR FOR HER BABY
- 20 May 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): Mrs. Werner Hears Murder Confession Read in Court
- 20 May 1914 - Tacoma Daily News (Tacoma, Washington): GOES ON STAND TO REPUDIATE CONFESSION
- 21 May 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): 3 Girls Hurt at Trial of Mrs. Werner
- 22 May 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): Mrs. Werner Not Guilty of Slaying Her Husband
- 12 Jun 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): Mrs. Werner in Collapse, Mother Says
- 14 Aug 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): Mrs. Werner to Wed Again
- 27 Jul 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): Witness Held 84 Days Given $76 by County
- 16 Sep 1914 - Seattle Star (Seattle, Washington): Pretty Soft for Frank