Mrs. Holloway person
Summary: Wife of Mr. Holloway, accused by someone of having poisoned the yeast used by Mr. Piper.
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accused
Mr. Piper of defamation
cited from A Poisoning Case (1891)ces, keeping the stage
stand, which they rent from Mr. Piper. It seems
that they had been accused by someone of hav-
ing poisoned the yeast from which Mr. Piper
made his bread. Col. R. S. Allen and Ed Moul-
ton took dinner at the Holloway pl…
charged_with
poisoning the yeast
cited from A Poisoning Case (1891) · +1 more. Piper was still preparing the meal
when Mr. Shelly asked him why he put quinine
in his bread. Mr. Piper immediately became
alarmed and told him to quit eating it as some-
one tried to poison him some two weeks ago,
and he was suspicio…
lived_at
cited from A Poisoning Case (1891)
. Piper was still preparing the meal
when Mr. Shelly asked him why he put quinine
in his bread. Mr. Piper immediately became
alarmed and told him to quit eating it as some-
one tried to poison him some two weeks ago,
and he was suspicio…
cited from A Poisoning Case (1891)
A Poisoning CaseThe details of a case of attempted poison-
ing on the Gila was this week brought to this
city by the residents of that section. It seems
that Mr. Piper, who has the McMillen place
leased, prepared dinner for Peter Shelley and
an…
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-02-06 (1891)
the house he
was so effected by the poison that he could not
talk. He lived only a short distance from the
Holloway place, so hurried on home, melted
some lard and swallowed it, which saved his
life, although for nearly two weeks he was …
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A Poisoning Case
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
A Poisoning Case ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
It is quite evident that someone did poison the… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-02-06
1891 · newspaper · public-domain