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The Shelby Independent
Saturday, 8 January, 1881

         MRS. JAMES HAMLIN of Whitehall, committed suicide
       Wednesday by taking a dose of arsenic mixed with an
       arabic.
       
         Mr. and Mrs. HAMLIN formerly lived in Shelby and
       kept while here what is now known as the Elliott
       House. Domestic infilicity is the attributed cause.
       
       [Transcriber's Note: died Jan. 6, 1881, buried  Mt.
       Hope cemetery, Shelby, MI., her first name as JULIA.
       Death record says she was 28 yrs old.]
       
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