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Miss Dorcas Snodgrass (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • 7 older comments, and then…
  • peckhamryecrow said:
    May relate to disappearance see: Oakland Tribune Tuesday, July 23, 1912
  • Nathan Adams said:
    What an unfortunate name!
  • Daniel said:
    Bad name, but she's really pretty.
  • Valerie Jeanne said:
    Really, I had to click on the thumbnail after reading that name! It's like something from a Marx Brothers movie.
  • Joe said:
    Free New York Times articles on Dorcas Iyams Snodgrass, a 26 year old nurse from Mount Vernon, New York, who dropped out of site on July 17, 1912: July 23, 1912: "YOUNG WOMAN GONE LIKE DOROTHY ARNOLD; Miss Dorcas Snodgrass of Mount Vernon Has Been Missing Since Last Wednesday." Her body was found in a creek near the village of Catskill, New York, on Sunday, July 28, 1912. Sunday, July 30, 1912: "SUSPECT FOUL PLAY IN SNODGRASS CASE; Officials at Catskill, Where Body Was Found, Say Nurse Was Not a Suicide." July 31, 1912: "CAN'T PROVE MURDER OF MISS SNODGRASS; Tests with a Dummy in the Creek Leave Authorities Still Uncertain." August 1, 1912: "NURSE'S BODY SENT SOUTH.; Relatives Think Miss Snodgrass Fell Into Creek While Ill." August 3, 1912: "FINDS NURSE KILLED HERSELF; Physician's Report on Autopsy Shows Miss Snodgrass Committed Suicide." A final, brief article, and then there's no more about Miss Snodgrass in the Times Archives: August 6, 1912: "CLUE IN SNODGRASS CASE.; Handkerchief with Star Picked Up Near Where Body Was Found." An interesting sidelight is that a friend of Dorcas Snodgrass, 16 year old Amelia Danby, went missing on July 13, 1912, but she returned safely home on August 4, 1912. August 6, 1912: "MISS DANBY COMES HOME.; Missing Mount Vernon Girl Says She Was Afraid to Return Sooner."

William Morris Hunt

from Smithsonian Institution

  • Amy Boemig said:
    Brattleboro was Hunt's hometown.
  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    C. L. Howe (Caleb Lysander Howe), (1811 - 1895) was a prominent photographer in Brattleboro, Vermont, operating c. 1856 - 1895. Became C.L. Howe & Son in 1865. (John C. Howe, son).   Annals of Brattleboro, 1681-1895

The Gap, Sydney, 188- / photographer unknown

from State Library of New South Wales