Wicked Warren gang terror on Connecticut Rhode Island border
Through Constable Marcus Barstow of Chestnut Hill near East Killingly in Windham County and aide Henry Daggett, a border gang led by the Warren family passed tools, livestock, and grain across Connecticut and Rhode Island lines. The article details cap tures at Handel house and nearby woods, imprisonments, and the discovery of hidden plunder while noting ongoing efforts to extinguish the gang. The Warrens are tracked to several towns including Foster, Killingly, and Norwich with connections to other criminals.
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Warrens
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Hopkins Mills
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Edmond Warren
Josiah Warren
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Elmer Phillips
Erastus Warren
Bestford
Dayvills
Brooklyn
Elmer Phlips
Chestnut Hill Creek
Berstow
Gama
Henry Daggett
Daggett
Handel House
Cape Cod
Edwin Warren
Albers Mondo
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Phillips
Edmund Warren
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Simon Woodell
James Burlingame
Edward
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Edward Warren
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Life of Lima di Murska Ended in Munich After Decline
Famous soprano Lima di Murska waned from worldwide fame to poverty in Munich. Her daughter, heartbroken, died by poison. The article recounts a dramatic rise from Croatian origins to European and American renown, then a fall to illness and beggary, rescue by friends, and final death.
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Sigars Makers Go Out Strike Over Wage Cut in New York
Forty Havana cigar factories in New York halt work as Cuban and other workers stage a strike against a 32 cent per thousand reduction. Prices had dropped from 18 to 10 dollars per 1000, with old rates from 15 to 42 per 1000. Three firms pledge to restore former pay, while over 100 hands walk off.
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Rich haul described in New York burglary case
A New York police raid uncovers a large stash of jewelry money clothing and bric a brac in a house linked to George Taylor alias Freeman alias Foster Frank Tilghman and Jennie Webster as detectives connect them to prior Jersey City and Newark burglaries. Investigators seek ties to the assault on Daniel H Bennett as language suggests possible involvement but no conclusive evidence.
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Frank Tilghman
Jennie Webster
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William Dorsey
Ongan
Lexington Avenue
Taytor
Forrest Avenue
Jersey City
Byrnes
Augusts Bennett
Voight Arrested for Bank Defalcation in City
Ex cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, HL F Voight, is jailed on $40,000 bail after four charges of defalcation totaling about 30,000 and an overall deficit reportedly exceeding 200,000. Authorities say forgery, embezzlement, and perjury are alleged. Voight claims no comment as public shock follows the bank’s collapse and organized reorganization efforts.
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Hoe
Independent Glass Company
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Turbulent cross sections of late 19th century trials and politics
The report surveys varied events from blasphemy trials in Belvidere to labor strikes in Elkhorn West Virginia. It notes court actions in Chicago on theatre segregation, nominations for U S senator, liquor policy controversies in Syracuse, and criminal cases in Kingston and Newberry South Carolina. It mentions Edison and Tomlinson, social weddings in Philadelphia, and a wave of indictments in West Virginia amid alleged election fraud.
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