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May 21, 1884
Daily Evening Bulletin
Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky
What is this article about?
Arabella Hazard, a 33-year-old invalid from Cincinnati, mysteriously disappeared on May 16 after withdrawing $80 from a bank. Her uncle John H. Mixer offers a reward for information leading to her recovery, fearing derangement.
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Mysteriously Missing.
CINCINNATI, May 21.-The mysterious absence of Arabella Hazard from her home in this city since last Friday has caused her friends and family serious apprehensions. The following card is printed in to-day's Times-Star:
"To the Public:
"On Friday, May 16, my niece, Arabella Hazard, mysteriously disappeared and no trace of her has yet been obtained. I will reward most liberally any person or persons furnishing information which will tend to clear the mystery surrounding her disappearance and lead to her recovery. She has been an invalid for several years, and fears are entertained that her mind has become deranged. She was last seen at 11 o'clock a. m., Friday when she drew eighty dollars from S. S. Davis' Bank on Third street, in this city. She is thirty-three years of age, five feet one or two inches tall, very much emaciated from long sickness, and weighs only about ninety pounds. She has light brown hair and blue-gray eyes. When she left home on Friday morning she wore a red flannel combination suit of underwear, laced kid shoes, unbleached hose, camel hair black polonaise, ruffled silk dress skirt, black straw hat trimmed with velvet and feathers, plain gold ring, small gold ball-drop earrings, with breastpin to match. Her handkerchiefs are marked with her name in full, 'Arabella Hazard.'
"Information should be sent to Hon. S. S. Davis' bank, the Times-Star office or to myself.
"Mt. Hope Road, Price Hill."
JOHN H. MIXER.
CINCINNATI, May 21.-The mysterious absence of Arabella Hazard from her home in this city since last Friday has caused her friends and family serious apprehensions. The following card is printed in to-day's Times-Star:
"To the Public:
"On Friday, May 16, my niece, Arabella Hazard, mysteriously disappeared and no trace of her has yet been obtained. I will reward most liberally any person or persons furnishing information which will tend to clear the mystery surrounding her disappearance and lead to her recovery. She has been an invalid for several years, and fears are entertained that her mind has become deranged. She was last seen at 11 o'clock a. m., Friday when she drew eighty dollars from S. S. Davis' Bank on Third street, in this city. She is thirty-three years of age, five feet one or two inches tall, very much emaciated from long sickness, and weighs only about ninety pounds. She has light brown hair and blue-gray eyes. When she left home on Friday morning she wore a red flannel combination suit of underwear, laced kid shoes, unbleached hose, camel hair black polonaise, ruffled silk dress skirt, black straw hat trimmed with velvet and feathers, plain gold ring, small gold ball-drop earrings, with breastpin to match. Her handkerchiefs are marked with her name in full, 'Arabella Hazard.'
"Information should be sent to Hon. S. S. Davis' bank, the Times-Star office or to myself.
"Mt. Hope Road, Price Hill."
JOHN H. MIXER.
What sub-type of article is it?
Mystery
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
What keywords are associated?
Missing Person
Disappearance
Arabella Hazard
Cincinnati
Reward
Invalid
Derangement
What entities or persons were involved?
Arabella Hazard
John H. Mixer
Where did it happen?
Cincinnati
Story Details
Key Persons
Arabella Hazard
John H. Mixer
Location
Cincinnati
Event Date
May 16
Story Details
Arabella Hazard, a 33-year-old invalid, disappeared from her Cincinnati home on May 16 after withdrawing $80 from S. S. Davis' Bank. Her uncle John H. Mixer posted a reward for information, suspecting possible mental derangement, and provided a detailed description of her appearance and clothing.