DescriptionBrooklyn Eagle, Wednesday, September 2, 1868.jpg
English: Susannah Lattin in the Brooklyn Eagle on September 2, 1868
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Brooklyn Eagle on Wednesday, September 2, 1868
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The Long Island Mystery.Arrest of Another Suspected Party. He Denies His Guilt. Yesterday Detective William H. Folk, of the Central Office, in this city, arrested in Philadelphia a young man twenty-three years of age, named George C. Houghton, on a charge of having been in some manner instrumental in taking Susannah Lattin to the alleged lying-in asylum, No. 6 Amity Street. The accused was formerly employed as a clerk in a boot and shoe store in this city, and during the Coroner's investigation last Saturday, the brother of the deceased girl testified that his sister had been keeping company with a young man formerly employed in Whitehouse's boot and shoe store on Fulton Street. The accused denies his guilt, but was taken to the Fifteenth Precinct station-house, in New York, where he will await the action of Coroner Rollins.
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