Allen County IN Archives News.....ABEL BALDWIN  ST. JOE FARMER RELATED TO VICTIMS OF INDIANAPOLIS TRAGEDY. August 12, 1899
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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette August 12, 1899
Abel Baldwin, a farmer living about two miles north of the city, in St. Joe 
township, is a brother-in-law of Mrs. Baldwin, of Indianapolis, who poisoned 
her family and shot herself.  The unfortunate woman was a daughter of the Rev. 
F. Lauer, a Universalist minister, living near Piqua, Ohio.  She was a very 
intelligent woman, and very handsome.  At one time she gained an extensive 
reputation as a lecturer.  Later she and her family lived at Moncie, where she 
taught stenography in a business college, while her husband was in the 
insurance business.  Letters left by Mrs. Baldwin prove her to have been 
insane.  In one of these letters she asked that Abel Baldwin, of Fort Wayne, 
be notified of her death.

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