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The announcement is made that the Ann Arbor chemist who analyzed the stomach of John Sheedy found no poison
On the surface this would seem to indicate that McFarland's confession...
Lincoln Herald, April 18, 1891
Answered Not Guilty.
Mary Sheedy and Monday McFarland Arraigned Today.
Lincoln Daily Call, April 13, 1891
Record of Omaha's Murders
Crimes That Have Been Committed in the Last Twenty Years
Omaha Bee (Morning Edition), April 5, 1891
The Hotel Mack had a narrow escape from fire Sunday night
The man who is caring for it since its vacation said a lamp exploded
Lincoln Herald, April 4, 1891
Lincoln Weekly News, April 2, 1891
A Hotel Fire
The Hotel Mack Scorched Last Evening by a Mysterious Blaze
Lincoln Weekly News, April 2, 1891
Lincoln Weekly News, April 2, 1891
Lincoln Weekly News, April 2, 1891
Omaha Bee (Morning Edition), March 31, 1891
Lincoln Weekly News, March 26, 1891
The Sheedy Case
The Prosecution is Ready and Willing to Go to Trial Now
Lincoln Weekly News, March 26, 1891
Lincoln Weekly News, March 26, 1891
Lincoln Herald, March 21, 1891
Judge Field denied the motion to admit Mrs. Sheedy to bail
Council took an exception
Lincoln Herald, March 21, 1891
Petitioning For Liberty
Mrs. Sheedy and Monday File Motions
The Nebraska State Journal, March 21, 1891
Lincoln Weekly News, March 19, 1891
Lincoln Weekly News, March 19, 1891
Four Grains of Morphine
Information in the Sheedy Case Filed
The Nebraska State Journal, March 13, 1891
Formal Charge of Murder
Information Filed Against Monday McFarland and Mrs. Sheedy
Omaha Bee (Morning Edition), March 13, 1891
Will Bail Be Allowed?
Mrs. Sheedy's Health Said to be Undermined by Prison Life
Lincoln Weekly News, March 12, 1891
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