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Marshfield Times in Marshfield, Wisconsin

01 Aug 1906

Page 5

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Marshfield Times

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Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1906

Page

5

Night of Pursuit Ends in Duel and Flight

In a tense mountain camp, Munro confronts pursuers after a violent clash. Ann tends a dying Louis as Raymond and Barnett arrive, and Munro vows to flee east with Ann’s help, awaiting a final farewell before departure.

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Ann Louis Munro Rob Juri Barnett Raymond Barnet Kaily Jack Grurt Meymond Braide Benide Wundow Hamler Doc Jong Trail Pride Haymond Sue Ali Wes New York North River Madison Square Tower Avenue Dutrutlat Trout Tne Allaril Rely Max Alvitd Tocui Ailance Cl Wate Hin Lis Tyrol Anna Voica Wayne Yeapody Robert Onilde Uttle
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Origins of the term Black Maria in colonial justice lore

A historical note explains Black Maria, a female term for jail transport, possibly from the old word onch anted meaning transported, or from a Boston boardinghouse keeper who aided law and order. The tale of three sailors detained alone popularized the phrase Send for Black Maria.

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Boston Black Maria
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Sealed Parish Coat of Arms Illustrates Village Trades

An English parish seal from Kudgyick in Suse gex shows each member’s role through symbolic tools. The vicar holds an open Bible, the farmer trees, the coxa dealer a sack, the miller a mill, the inn keeper a bottle and jug, the boot maker a boot, the auctioneer a hammer, the doctor a medicine bottle, the carpenter a plane, and the poker a loaf.

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Gothnell Kudgyick Susegex England
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