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The Wilmington Daily Republican
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
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In Baltimore, five individuals charged with murder and one with manslaughter were arraigned before Judge Wright on November 13, all pleading not guilty and remanded for trial. Cases include wife murder, child death by hot stove, fatal stoning, and fist-striking death.
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Baltimore. Nov. 14.-One of the most unusual occurrences in the criminal court in many years was the arraignment yesterday of five persons charged with murder and one accused of manslaughter before Judge Wright. All pleaded not guilty, and were remanded to jail for trial. The prisoners are Harry W. Harris, 29 years old, charged with wife murder; Julia Brennan and Kate Brady, accused of causing the death of Joseph Burns, 21 months old, by placing him over a hot stove; William H. Lewis and Randolph Walker, colored, charged with causing the death of Charles Williams, also colored, by hitting him on the head with a stone; John Geisenkotter, manslaughter, in causing the death of James H. Deane, whom it is said he struck with his fist.
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Baltimore
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Yesterday (Reported Nov. 14)
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all defendants pleaded not guilty and were remanded to jail for trial. victims: joseph burns (21 months, death by hot stove), charles williams (death by stoning), james h. deane (death by fist strike), unnamed wife of harry w. harris (murder).
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Unusual joint arraignment of five murder suspects and one manslaughter suspect in Baltimore criminal court. Harry W. Harris charged with wife murder; Julia Brennan and Kate Brady with causing infant Joseph Burns' death over hot stove; William H. Lewis and Randolph Walker with stoning Charles Williams; John Geisenkotter with manslaughter by striking James H. Deane.