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June 27, 1889
Crawford Avalanche
Grayling, Crawford County, Michigan
What is this article about?
Martin Burke, arrested in Winnipeg as a suspect in Dr. Cronin's murder, is identified by Chicago witnesses as the alias-using man who rented a cottage and hired movers for furniture linked to the crime.
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AN IMPORTANT "SUSPECT."
Martin Burke's Photograph Identified by the Carlsons.
Martin Burke, the young Irishman under arrest at Winnipeg as one of the murderers of Dr. Cronin, is perhaps the most important "suspect" who has yet been placed under lock and key. His photograph has been identified by the Carlsons at Chicago as Frank Williams, the stranger who rented the cottage on North Ashland avenue, and Hakan Mortenson, the expressman, as the man who employed him to carry the furniture from the flat at 117 South Clark street to the cottage.
Martin Burke's Photograph Identified by the Carlsons.
Martin Burke, the young Irishman under arrest at Winnipeg as one of the murderers of Dr. Cronin, is perhaps the most important "suspect" who has yet been placed under lock and key. His photograph has been identified by the Carlsons at Chicago as Frank Williams, the stranger who rented the cottage on North Ashland avenue, and Hakan Mortenson, the expressman, as the man who employed him to carry the furniture from the flat at 117 South Clark street to the cottage.
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime Story
What themes does it cover?
Crime Punishment
What keywords are associated?
Murder Suspect
Dr. Cronin
Martin Burke
Photograph Identification
Arrest Winnipeg
What entities or persons were involved?
Martin Burke
Dr. Cronin
The Carlsons
Frank Williams
Hakan Mortenson
Where did it happen?
Winnipeg, Chicago, North Ashland Avenue, 117 South Clark Street
Story Details
Key Persons
Martin Burke
Dr. Cronin
The Carlsons
Frank Williams
Hakan Mortenson
Location
Winnipeg, Chicago, North Ashland Avenue, 117 South Clark Street
Story Details
Martin Burke, a young Irishman arrested in Winnipeg as a suspect in Dr. Cronin's murder, is identified via photograph by the Carlsons in Chicago as Frank Williams, who rented the cottage on North Ashland avenue, and by Hakan Mortenson as the man who hired him to move furniture from 117 South Clark street to the cottage.