Anarchist Rousseau Found Guilty of Dynamite Plot
Russell alias Rousseau was convicted of sending dynamite to the Cunard liner Umbria to be placed on the vessel and of manufacturing explosives. The max penalty is five years, but the sentence is postponed due to his intellect. He is described as a dangerous monomaniac and denies plans to blow up the Umbria, claiming the nitro was harmless after evaporation. He claims Cuban involvement and cites supposed schemes against Spanish ships and the battleship Maine.
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Gener Russell
Rosseau
Cunard
Maine
Revolutionary Party
Aimmeriva
Cuba
Navy Department
Frederick the Great
Slide-Thrift Tournament Masters Old British Coin Game
Twenty six players crowded the Queen's Head upstairs on March 15 to contest a tourney of slide-thrift, the historic British game of above-half-penny. Experts from London showcased skill on Tinwin’s patent 18 inch boards with nine beds and brass rules, as coins were slid to claim points and outmaneuver opponents.
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Queen's Head
Pulteney Street
London
Tinwin's
Patent Board
Repentant Wife Defrauds Husband in Forged Cheques Case
A Birmingham Assize judge hears William Bonham sue Linghs Bank for 6d plus interest after forged cheques drawn since 1901 were cashed. Bonham accuses his wife of forging and concealing, while she admits drawing funds to cover debts. The jury finds for Bonham and orders costs.
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Birmingham
William Frederick Bonham
Lingh
M'Carthy
Miller
Erdington
Solle
Gold
Bonhamn
Ain
Beinkel
Ethel
Mr Bonham
Bonham
Daily Mall
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Hornsby” Binders
HAM & Owen, Sarsak
Dr. Wauch
Brandt Bros
Daisy
Burgon Shearing Machine CO
Hamilton Street
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