Harry Baldwin

Harry Baldwin, a young man, was found on Elm Street in Cincinnati early on March 16, 1879, and taken to a police station, where he was held for safekeeping. At six o'clock that morning he was found dying of a small gunshot wound to the temple. The Portland Daily Press described the killing as a very mysterious murder and reported that the fatal ball was a 32 caliber, not the 22 caliber pistol another man was said to have fired that night.

Cause of death, as reported: Cause not yet determined. The newspaper calls it a very mysterious murder by a small gunshot wound to the temple, and the account does not name who fired the shot.

Reported by: Cincinnati newspaper (1879 report) (reporters).

Source

• The Portland Daily Press, March 17, 1879, page 2 The Portland Daily Press, March 17, 1879