Rowell was quite beloved in Batavia. He owned large large box manufacturing company and employed many people. One has to wonder if people thought, "If Mr. Rowell gets hanged for murder what will happen to the company? What will happen to my job?" I have no way of knowing but based on elements of this case I believe it to be true, as E. N. Rowell got away with murder.
NEW YORK TIMES
January 29, 1884
This is one I plan to write about as I have some awesome photos...but....one book at a time. :)
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what was later termed a crime of passion. No one would have that defense these days. :) I am enjoying your historical snippets.
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Hi Cindy .. interesting to think he got off, so the company could keep going and thus keep the neighbourhood going.. pity we don't know ... and how many others did this happen to .. lots I suspect ... cheers and thanks for the visit - Hilary
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