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Domestic News
March 2, 1899
The Beatrice Daily Express
Beatrice, Gage County, Nebraska
What is this article about?
In Marshall, Illinois, Miss Lillie Marvin shot and probably fatally wounded her brother-in-law William A. Vaughan at her father's mill due to longstanding bad feelings; she is under arrest.
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Shoots Her Brother-In-Law.
MARSHALL, Ills., March 2.-Miss Lillie Marvin, a prominent young lady of this city, yesterday shot and probably fatally wounded William A. Vaughan, her brother-in-law. She had been attending college at Buffalo and returned home unexpectedly in the afternoon. She went direct to the office in her father's mill, where she found Vaughan, and fired twice before bystanders could interfere. Bad feeling had existed between them for some time. Miss Marvin is now under arrest, awaiting the result of the shooting.
MARSHALL, Ills., March 2.-Miss Lillie Marvin, a prominent young lady of this city, yesterday shot and probably fatally wounded William A. Vaughan, her brother-in-law. She had been attending college at Buffalo and returned home unexpectedly in the afternoon. She went direct to the office in her father's mill, where she found Vaughan, and fired twice before bystanders could interfere. Bad feeling had existed between them for some time. Miss Marvin is now under arrest, awaiting the result of the shooting.
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime
What keywords are associated?
Shooting
Brother In Law
Arrest
Family Dispute
Marshall Ills
What entities or persons were involved?
Miss Lillie Marvin
William A. Vaughan
Where did it happen?
Marshall, Ills.
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Marshall, Ills.
Event Date
Yesterday
Key Persons
Miss Lillie Marvin
William A. Vaughan
Outcome
william a. vaughan probably fatally wounded; miss marvin under arrest
Event Details
Miss Lillie Marvin returned unexpectedly from college, went to her father's mill office, found Vaughan, fired twice at him before bystanders interfered, due to bad feelings between them.