Australian killer Waines hanged after hunt case saga
The case centers on George Waines and his wife with links to Hunt and family at Casterton Victoria. Detective Joseph Brown helps expose the double murder of Hunt and his wife, their dog slain, with dismembered remains hidden in a waterhole. Baxter testified, Waines was convicted and hanged in Melbourne.
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Pseu
Melbourne
Australia
George Baxter
Joe Goddard
N. S. Telegraph
Sma
Joseph Grows
Victoria
Brown
George Waines
England
Waines
Sun
Roseneath
Glencs
Castertor
Casterton
Hunt
Wat
Tle
Warner
Dog
Nolguera
Tie
Usercore
Courtis
Trunthall
Caucuis
Gingsman
Footsore
Tha Iv
Walnes
Oxawagsman
Waites
Tallur
New Zealand
Lyen Poller
Hunt's
Baxter
Wales
Aelbourne
Family Liquor House
St. Julian
Girls Scale Steeple to Remove Obnoxious Sign
In a daring campus prank, junior and senior girls climb to a building roof to cut down a large obnoxious sign hanging between five upper windows. Using pruning shears, Miss Tun Hancock and Miss Clara Wells disable the wires and reclaim pride by dropping the sign, then parade back to class amid cheers and a lesson in examples.
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Clisa
St. Lois
Sétilor Mss
Sociery
Traik
Syblchhoy
Tun Hanecock
Clera
Wells
Uie
Elgn
Aria
Dunlor Elasge
Indians Slaughter Story of a Garcer in the West
A dramatic narrative recounts Jacob Johnson and his men trapping Sioux near the Musselshell during a clash that led to heavy losses for the Sloux. Johnson’s disciplined fire and a river-side flank forced the Sioux into a hopeless stand, ending in a brutal massacre amid a tense follow up.
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New York
Sui
Bolinger
Bbe
Esme
Bron Viere
Lee
Monts Trottier
Citul Wits
Gener Miles
Wien Mat
Bine
Missouri
Tohnson
Lim
Johnson
Sue
Mathie Jolson
Wis
Dutt
Sohnson
Jenson
Coulee
Widgeross
Annitian Rell
Rey
Shiri
Tomson
Haim
Thay
Rue Johnson
Bloody Indian War Story At Fraser Canyon Camp
A grim, readable fragment describes a brutal clash featuring a bully and Indian foes. It recounts takedown, scalping, and a grisly knife scene amid a tense camp, with heavy emphasis on fear, ritual, and vengeance. The prose names no clear persons or dates but centers on violence, tribal responses, and a ceremonial aftermath.
Two Great Men Die On Same Day In 483 B C
April 21 483 B C marks the deaths of Alexander the Great and Diogenes in Corinth and Babylon. The article recounts Alexander’s conquests from Macedon to Persia and Diogenes’ eccentric philosophy including the tub episode, his banishment from Sinope, and eventual misery. It notes Alexander’s empire and the fate of his successors, with a final aside on tea consumption in England.
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Fallouedi
Alexander the Great
Persia
Mabylon
Old Corinth
Diogenes
Athens
Alexander I
Sinope
Fio
Alexander
Greene
Secyule
Sis
Darhis
Tullin
Inwaknows
Indian Ocean
Persepolis
Babylon
Macedonia
Pleceas
Enya
Mexander the Greaters
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Queen & Crescent
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Scholz
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Nota Bravo
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Tehnsini
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