Frank Lewis Rae person
also known as: Kid Lewis
Summary: Alias Kid Lewis, who killed Wm. Fitzgerald and was acquitted at Las Cruces.
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acquitted_of
killing William Fitzgerald— 1890-04
cited from The Sentinel is mistaken, as usual… (1890)about the premises, it was certainly
the work of an incendiary. No punishment can
be too severe for such a miscreant and no doubt
if those firebugs are discovered, the citizens of
Pinos Altos will not await the law’s delays.
From the April…
cited from Frank Lewis Rae, alias Kid Lewis, who… (1890)
Frank Lewis Rae, alias Kid Lewis, who
killed Wm. Fitzgerald, Dec. 7, at Carlisle, N. M.,
was acquitted at Las Cruces last week. The
courts and jurors of New Mexico, it seems, have
forgotten the word “justice” in their dealings
with criminals. …
killed_by
cited from The Sentinel is mistaken, as usual… (1890)
about the premises, it was certainly
the work of an incendiary. No punishment can
be too severe for such a miscreant and no doubt
if those firebugs are discovered, the citizens of
Pinos Altos will not await the law’s delays.
From the April…
cited from Frank Lewis Rae, alias Kid Lewis, who… (1890)
Frank Lewis Rae, alias Kid Lewis, who
killed Wm. Fitzgerald, Dec. 7, at Carlisle, N. M.,
was acquitted at Las Cruces last week. The
courts and jurors of New Mexico, it seems, have
forgotten the word “justice” in their dealings
with criminals. …
Sources (2)
Frank Lewis Rae, alias Kid Lewis, who…
1890 · newspaper · public-domain
The Sentinel is mistaken, as usual… ↗
1890 · newspaper · public-domain · details