Youth Fires Benefactor's Home in Hampton Tragedy
Ernest Skinner a 16 year old from Hampton confessed to setting fire to the home of Clarence Miller a 64 year old recluse in Howard's Valley Hampton. Miller died in the blaze and Skinner is held without bail for first degree murder. The motive cited was Skinner's earlier rebuffs for favors from Miller and his plan to retaliate.
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George Fickeissen Guilty of Auto Theft by Insurance
A Superior Criminal Court jury found George Fickeissen guilty of larceny for the Sept 26 1919 theft of 3650 from the Boston Insurance Company. The verdict followed a weeklong trial before Judge OConnell, with the claim that the car was stolen and funds paid on that representation.
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Only a Husband tale in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
Fanny Heaslip Lea recounts Marie-Louise facing a doubtful family by highlighting her husband’s good points. The story promises a witty, engaging approach as it unfolds with domestic humor and affectionate social commentary.
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