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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1908

Page

4

Negro man hanged after wife murder in Philadelphia tragedy

W H Johnson, a Negro, was hanged for killing his wife after eighteen months of jealousy. He struggled on the scaffold and kicked his shoes loose as the drop fell. In Aston Pennsylvania another Black man, William Handy, was hanged for killing a South Bethlehem policeman.

Philadelphia W. H. Johnson Johnson Aston William Handy South Carolina Policeman Shuman South Bethlehem

Russian writer judged insane over advances to UC students

Russian writer R Livingst on, ally of Tolstoy and brother-in-law of Countess Amelia C Viviani, was adjudged insane in Oakland for persistently forcing unwelcome attention on young women students at the University of California. The court ordered placement in Napa asylum.

San Francisco R. Livingston Leo Tolsto Amelia C. Viviani Russia Oakland University of California Livingston Napa Asylum

Stamper Slain in Feud Near Stewart's Branch Kentucky

In Knott county at Stewart's Branch near Stewarts, "Lid" Stewart fatally shot neighbor William Stamper after a years long feud. He surrendered to an officer after walking three miles to report the deed.

Lid” Stewart Stewart's Branch Here Knott County Lia” Stewart William Stamper Stewart

Pickpocket Gang Suspected Aboard Trains

Four home seekers were robbed on a train near Denison as a gang of pickpockets is suspected to be active on trains. Victims lost drafts and cash totaling about 500 dollars. Separately in Woburn Massachusetts a department store operated by James McGrath valued at 100000 dollars was destroyed by fire.

Woburn, Mass James McGrath Georgia Gould G, N. Cornell

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