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1. The Olympia Transcript, Thurston County, Washington Territory [1]
The Olympia Transcript Olympia, Thurston County, Washington Territory Saturday, January 3, 1874 THE TAYLOR TRAGEDY. The following is a full account of the TAYLOR murder, with many facts obtained since our last issue: On Sunday, the 16th day of November, 1873, Mr. James TAYLOR went to Mr. I. COLVIN's house and stopped over night, and on Monday morning, the 17th, he went home. JONES was at TAYLOR's house, and that was the day of the killing of James TAYLOR.
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3. The Olympia Transcript, Thurston Co., Washington Territory [1]
The Olympia Transcript Olympia, Thurston County, Washington Territory Saturday, January 10, 1874 LOCAL ITEMS FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS.--The Courier says: A recent search has brought out some further development in connection with the killing of Mr. TAYLOR, of Coal Bank. Sheriff BILLINGS found a Henry rifle over the ceiling of the room occupied by JONES, in TAYLOR's house. This gun is one that belonged to an Indian of the neighborhood, and was missed about the time of the disappearance of TAYLOR. JO
4. The Olympia Transcript, Thurston Co., Washington Territory [1]
The Olympia Transcript Olympia, Thurston County, Washington Territory Saturday, January 3, 1874 LOCAL ITEMS PROBATE COURT.-- In probate court before Judge J. M. LOWE. In the matter of the estate of David KINDRED and also Tabitha KINDRED, deceased, the will of each of the testators brought into court by Reuben CROWDER, the custodian, and the court petitioned by John R. KINDRED for probate of the same, and the appointment of Reuben CROWDER executor with the will annexed. Court issued an order for a
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