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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1893

Page

3

Crooks at Chicago Fair Plunder Rural Visitors

Chicago correspondence reports a surge of pickpockets and con men preying on fairgoers. Notable criminals include Antonio the Frenchman, Long Chris, Barney Barch alias Walden, and Windy Dick. Police detained many but others lurk, with Slim Jim Wilkinson and a network of confidence men linked to multiple cities.

Chicago Cleveland Antonio August Beekman Montana Germany Dipa Secret Service Sally Geniarea Ustelli Florence Sing Sing Columbus Joliet Christopher Tallman Long Chris Barney Barch Walden Cottage Grove Avenue State Street Norton Recenty Bureh Richard Preston Windy Dick Preston George Carr Empy's Carr George Beckman Little Dutch Denver Beancas City Washington New Orleans Dr. Baxter Boston Clever Fc Okerton Krooklys Police Baey Thicago Frank Murray Suahee John Howells Isaacs Petticoat Lane London Spector Dearborn Madison Shay Slim Jim" Wilkinson Slim Jim Sige Shell Check Film Gamesters Climbers Ace Ed Hennessey Big Ed Bill 7 Trailor George Havel Harry Thorne Rock Cannon Emanuel Marks Minnie Marks James Carroll Nosey" Carroll John Red" Deane Joe Pryor Walking Joe Ed Rice Sou Burns Billy Hopkins Int On Bett Scully Jo Dan John Harvey Lee Aagatte John Horner Old Horn Ik Kinney Aeons Alina the Gorilla Red” Hyle Nick Morad Micky Regan George cCand Paddy Tip” Farrell Wyerky” Moota Paddy Guerin Henry Beevebent E “van Slyke Reriham Rere Him Kerr Soha Oe Dodiner Om Leonard Harr Webb

Vienna Samaritan Congress Details Life Saving Protocols

The Vienna congress of the Samaritan society outlines rapid first aid to injured people, stressing immediate relief to avoid pain and depression. It describes station discipline, volunteer roles, lifting techniques, and procedures for bleeding control, airway support, and expeditious transfer to avoid further harm.

Vienna Street Vienna Samaritan Society Berlin Prof von Esmarch Vienna

Admiral Dot's Baby Brings Odd Tiny Family Tale

New York correspondence describes Admiral Dot the lilipatian in Chicago as 48 inches tall. A telegram reports a girl weighing six pounds, with a mother and baby doing well. The baby, 19 inches, has dark blue eyes and hair, resembling her father Leopold Kahn. Admiral Dot, aka Leopold Kahn, once exhibited with Barnum, is married to Misa Lottie Swartwood. The piece weaves family quirks, a Baden-Baden midget uncle, and a playful riddle about age.

New York Admiral Dot Lilipatian Chicago Grover Cleveland Dot Gabriel Kahn East One Hundred and Fifth Street Marcus K. Goldsmi Mme Matilda Barmach Whoe Leopold Kahn Barnum Misa Lottie Swartwood Locke & Davis Royal “Illiputian Opera Company Kahn Jot Baden-Baden Major Atom

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