Dr. Slough person
also known as: Dr. Slough
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cited from and left the house, sometimes remaining away… (1891)
and left the house, sometimes remaining away
all night. He states that only a short time since
he became afraid of his wife and refused to take
medicine or food from her hand. At the time, he
was stopping in Dr. Slough’s residence, about
two …
attended
cited from Fatal Accident (1890)
Fatal Accident
About six o’clock on Tuesday morning last,
people residing in the vicinity of Bullard and
Market streets were startled by loud cries of
“Help! Help!”. On repairing to the scene of
the commotion it was found that Mrs. Mary
Brown, …
discovered
morphia in a barrel-shaped glass sent by Mrs. Luke for Mr. Luke— 1891-07-17
cited from and left the house, sometimes remaining away… (1891) · +1 morebeing drugged. On several occa-
sions he awoke during the night and found his
wife lying on the bed with her clothes on. He
was sure that she was disrobed early in the
evening, at the time he retired. He was satis-
fied that after he fe…
occupation
cited from The body was brought to town and in-… (1891)
en, J. W. Brown,
Paul Mitchell, Juan Ferguson, P. J. Dodd.
Isaac Givens, J. P.
The body was brought to town and in-
terred on Saturday, but certain questions having
arisen, the body was disinterred, and an autopsy
was held on Sunday, Drs. …
doctor
cited from “Why,” remarked the lady, “my husbandJs… (1888)“Why,” remarked the lady, “my husbandJs
shoulder is terribly bruised where he was hit
with the scantling. I employed Dr. Slough to
care for his maimed shoulder.” A representa-
tive of the Enterprise hunted down the doctor
and asked the condition o…
doctor
cited from him, and in the morning when he awoke he… (1888)him, and in the morning when he awoke he
was buried under several inches of snow which
had fallen during the night. After digging him-
self out, as it were, he began his slow and
painful search for a habitation, which con-
tinued the balance o…
physician
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-05-29 (1891)as his
own admission, but the physicians testified that
it frequently happened that a man after receiv-
ing such wounds as Barney had, would give
accounts of the transaction even in detail, and
the account would be entirely false, although
ma…
witnessed
autopsy of James Kerr— 1891-04-26
cited from The first intimation of the tragedy reached… (1891)d blooded, brutal kill-
ings that ever occurred in Grant county, if not
in the territory, took place at Peter Mungall’s
ranch on the Mangus, Thursday night last, the
23rd. The killing was the result of a drunken
row, and who started the tr…
post mortem examination of Barney
cited from placed in jail… (1891)xhumed
and a post mortem examination made. Drs.
Slough and Woodville conducted the post mor-
tem examination, and in order that no doubt
could arise as to the nature of the deceased’s
wounds, they were photographed with the scalp
on the head…
trial testimony on head wounds
cited from curs from violence… (1891)as his
own admission, but the physicians testified that
it frequently happened that a man after receiv-
ing such wounds as Barney had, would give
accounts of the transaction even in detail, and
the account would be entirely false, although
ma…
autopsy
cited from The body was brought to town and in-… (1891)The body was brought to town and in-
terred on Saturday, but certain questions having
arisen, the body was disinterred, and an autopsy
was held on Sunday, Drs. Slough and Wood-
ville officiating.
wounds on the head
cited from curs from violence… (1891)curs from violence. Such an examination very
often materially assists the exposure of guilt,
and becomes a shield for the innocent. We can-
not insist too strongly upon this matter. Our
coroner should have medical experience. The
justice of the pe…
analysis of glass contents finding morphia
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-07-10 (1891)being drugged. On several occa-
sions he awoke during the night and found his
wife lying on the bed with her clothes on. He
was sure that she was disrobed early in the
evening, at the time he retired. He was satis-
fied that after he fe…
worked_for
court
cited from placed in jail… (1891) · +1 moret was a sad
affair; that no malice was intended and that it
was done and couldn’t be helped, and further-
more, said that Scotty hadn’t anything to do
with it. The wounds on the deceased’s head
had been inflicted by a heavy blunt instrumen…
cited from “Why,” remarked the lady, “my husbandJs… (1888)
“Why,” remarked the lady, “my husbandJs
shoulder is terribly bruised where he was hit
with the scantling. I employed Dr. Slough to
care for his maimed shoulder.” A representa-
tive of the Enterprise hunted down the doctor
and asked the condition o…
worked_with
cited from and left the house, sometimes remaining away… (1891)
and left the house, sometimes remaining away
all night. He states that only a short time since
he became afraid of his wife and refused to take
medicine or food from her hand. At the time, he
was stopping in Dr. Slough’s residence, about
two …
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him, and in the morning when he awoke he…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
“Why,” remarked the lady, “my husbandJs…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
Fatal Accident
1890 · newspaper · public-domain
ADA HUMES PARDONED ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
and left the house, sometimes remaining away…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
and left the house, sometimes remaining away… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
curs from violence…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
curs from violence… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
placed in jail… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-05-29
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-07-10
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
The body was brought to town and in-… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
The body was brought to town and in-…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
The first intimation of the tragedy reached… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details