Judge Darrow person
also known as: Darrow
Summary: Traveler who recounted a humorous story about a bedbug fighting a rat in an Emerson, Arizona hotel.
Completeness: 57/100 Grade D
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Claims (3)
arrived_in
cited from A Midnight Tragedy (1889)
A Midnight Tragedy
“Last May,” says Judge Darrow in Field
and Farm, “I was traveling in Arizona, and
stopped in a little town called Emerson over
night. The hotel was small but the best the
town afforded, and I signed my name on the
register. …
killed_by
bedbug— null
cited from A Midnight Tragedy (1889)A Midnight Tragedy
“Last May,” says Judge Darrow in Field
and Farm, “I was traveling in Arizona, and
stopped in a little town called Emerson over
night. The hotel was small but the best the
town afforded, and I signed my name on the
register. …
witnessed
a fight between a rat and a bedbug— null
cited from A Midnight Tragedy (1889)A Midnight Tragedy
“Last May,” says Judge Darrow in Field
and Farm, “I was traveling in Arizona, and
stopped in a little town called Emerson over
night. The hotel was small but the best the
town afforded, and I signed my name on the
register. …
Sources (1)
A Midnight Tragedy
1889 · newspaper · public-domain