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Manitowoc County Chronicle
Tuesday, 6 August 1878

         The house of JOHN GOETTINGER, near Ahnapee, was
       burned, a few nights ago, and in the morning the
       charred remains of GOETTINGER were found in the
       ruins. There are strong suspicions of foul play,
       and the authorities are vigorously endeavoring to
       ferret out the matter. GOETTINGER was a drinking
       man, and having quarrelled with and separated from
       his family, was living alone in the house.
       
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       Extract from Green Bay Advocate - Thursday, 1 August, 1878
       
         Deceased was born in Austria in 1812, and first
       settled in this country in 1855. When the war broke
       out he enlisted in the 21st regiment and served his
       full term. His regiment could boast of no braver sol-
       dier than he. Though not receiving any wounds he has
       suffered from a rupture which was brought on in the
       war.
       
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