!NEWSPAPER:
(1904) 4 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper Burial Notice in The Hamilton Sun, page 7
Titled: MORTON IS IN A MUCH BETTER CONDITION
The condition of Constable William Morton, who was shot New Year's Day by Joe "BOOZE" the Polish desperado was much better Monday morning. Although he is not yet out of danger, the doctors are almost sure that he will recover entirely. He is still at August Iske's home in South Second street. He will not be moved until he can sit up without exerting himself.
JOE "BOOZE'S" FUNERAL - The funeral of Joe "Booze", who shot Constable Morton and who was killed by George "Dick" Sullivan, after the officer had deputized him, will take place from St. Stephen's church Tuesday morning by a Polish priest, from Dayton, Ohio. The burial will be in St. Stephen's cemetery
!NEWSPAPER:
(1904) 7 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper article in The Butler County Democrat, page 3
Titled: Constable Morton Shot, Joe Buzinski Is Killed
!NEWSPAPER:
(1904) 5 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper Burial Notice in The Hamilton Sun, page 9
Titled: JOE "BOOZE'S FUNERAL
The funeral of Joe "Booze" the polish desperado, took place Tuesday morning. it was largely attended by the Polish inhabitants of Hamilton. the remains were interred in the St. Stephen's cemetery
(1904) 4 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper Burial Notice in The Hamilton Sun, page 7
Titled: MORTON IS IN A MUCH BETTER CONDITION
The condition of Constable William Morton, who was shot New Year's Day by Joe "BOOZE" the Polish desperado was much better Monday morning. Although he is not yet out of danger, the doctors are almost sure that he will recover entirely. He is still at August Iske's home in South Second street. He will not be moved until he can sit up without exerting himself.
JOE "BOOZE'S" FUNERAL - The funeral of Joe "Booze", who shot Constable Morton and who was killed by George "Dick" Sullivan, after the officer had deputized him, will take place from St. Stephen's church Tuesday morning by a Polish priest, from Dayton, Ohio. The burial will be in St. Stephen's cemetery
!NEWSPAPER:
(1904) 7 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper article in The Butler County Democrat, page 3
Titled: Constable Morton Shot, Joe Buzinski Is Killed
!NEWSPAPER:
(1904) 5 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper Burial Notice in The Hamilton Sun, page 9
Titled: JOE "BOOZE'S FUNERAL
The funeral of Joe "Booze" the polish desperado, took place Tuesday morning. it was largely attended by the Polish inhabitants of Hamilton. the remains were interred in the St. Stephen's cemetery
!NEWSPAPER:
(1904) 4 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper Burial Notice in The Hamilton Sun, page 7
Titled: MORTON IS IN A MUCH BETTER CONDITION
The condition of Constable William Morton, who was shot New Year's Day by Joe "BOOZE" the Polish desperado was much better Monday morning. Although he is not yet out of danger, the doctors are almost sure that he will recover entirely. He is still at August Iske's home in South Second street. He will not be moved until he can sit up without exerting himself.
JOE "BOOZE'S" FUNERAL - The funeral of Joe "Booze", who shot Constable Morton and who was killed by George "Dick" Sullivan, after the officer had deputized him, will take place from St. Stephen's church Tuesday morning by a Polish priest, from Dayton, Ohio. The burial will be in St. Stephen's cemetery
!NEWSPAPER:
(1904) 7 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper article in The Butler County Democrat, page 3
Titled: Constable Morton Shot, Joe Buzinski Is Killed
!NEWSPAPER:
(1904) 5 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper Burial Notice in The Hamilton Sun, page 9
Titled: JOE "BOOZE'S FUNERAL
The funeral of Joe "Booze" the polish desperado, took place Tuesday morning. it was largely attended by the Polish inhabitants of Hamilton. the remains were interred in the St. Stephen's cemetery
(1904) 4 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper Burial Notice in The Hamilton Sun, page 7
Titled: MORTON IS IN A MUCH BETTER CONDITION
The condition of Constable William Morton, who was shot New Year's Day by Joe "BOOZE" the Polish desperado was much better Monday morning. Although he is not yet out of danger, the doctors are almost sure that he will recover entirely. He is still at August Iske's home in South Second street. He will not be moved until he can sit up without exerting himself.
JOE "BOOZE'S" FUNERAL - The funeral of Joe "Booze", who shot Constable Morton and who was killed by George "Dick" Sullivan, after the officer had deputized him, will take place from St. Stephen's church Tuesday morning by a Polish priest, from Dayton, Ohio. The burial will be in St. Stephen's cemetery
!NEWSPAPER:
(1904) 7 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper article in The Butler County Democrat, page 3
Titled: Constable Morton Shot, Joe Buzinski Is Killed
!NEWSPAPER:
(1904) 5 Jan 1904, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, Newspaper Burial Notice in The Hamilton Sun, page 9
Titled: JOE "BOOZE'S FUNERAL
The funeral of Joe "Booze" the polish desperado, took place Tuesday morning. it was largely attended by the Polish inhabitants of Hamilton. the remains were interred in the St. Stephen's cemetery
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