When was it published?

June 10, 1884 in The Waco Daily Examiner

Domestic News June 10, 1884

The Waco Daily Examiner

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. L. N. Taylor, Munce, Mrs. Brown, Willis Adams, Mrs. Parker

Q: What keywords are associated?

Dallas Brothel, Murder Trial, Arrest, Willis Adams, Union Depot

Waco, Mclennan County, Texas

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What is this article about?

In Galveston, Mrs. L.N. Taylor (aliases Munce and Mrs. Brown), Dallas brothel keeper linked to a murder by Willis Adams, was arrested at the depot en route to St. Louis. Mrs. Parker, in hiding, will testify against Adams and face her own charges in Dallas.

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GALVESTON [date unclear] Mrs. L. N. Taylor alias Munce alias Mrs. Brown, the keeper of the bagnio in Dallas which was the indirect cause that led to the brutal murder of one Mary [unclear] some months ago by Willis Adams, her paramour, was arrested at the Union Depot as she was about to depart for St. Louis. Mrs. Parker has been in hiding here for several weeks past. She will be taken to Dallas where she will be as a witness in the trial now pending against Adams for murder. She will also be held to answer charges pending against her in courts of [unclear].

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Legal Or Court

What keywords are associated?

Dallas Brothel Murder Trial Arrest Willis Adams Union Depot

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. L. N. Taylor Munce Mrs. Brown Willis Adams Mrs. Parker

Where did it happen?

Dallas

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Dallas

Key Persons

Mrs. L. N. Taylor Munce Mrs. Brown Willis Adams Mrs. Parker

Outcome

arrested at union depot; to be witness in trial against adams for murder; held to answer charges against her

Event Details

Mrs. L. N. Taylor alias Munce alias Mrs. Brown, keeper of the bagnio in Dallas which was the indirect cause leading to the brutal murder some months ago by Willis Adams her paramour, was arrested at the Union Depot as she was about to depart for St. Louis. Mrs. Parker has been in hiding for several weeks past. She will be taken to Dallas where she will be a witness in the trial now pending against Adams for murder and also held to answer charges pending against her in courts.