Thomas Holman person
also known as: Thos. Holman, Holman
Summary: Man accused by William Werney of ruining his family and charged with rape.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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Claims (3)
acquitted_of
immediate jailing— 1889-04-05
cited from Last Monday a lively and interesting trial… (1889)forth his story
of what happened last Saturday night. He
claims that Werney had discarded his wife and
that she had taken refuge at Schrader’s. He and
a companion named Cooper heard she was des-
titute and went up to give her some money, …
arrested_for
rape— 1889-04-05
cited from Gold Hill has been luxuriating in all the… (1889)s. Werney was missing from
her home and Werney went to find her. He
said he had reason to believe she was up at
Henry Schrader’s house with the man he sus-
pected of ruining his family, Thos. Holman, and
so took his son and a six shoot…
charged_with
rape— 1889-04-05
cited from Gold Hill has been luxuriating in all the… (1889)s. Werney was missing from
her home and Werney went to find her. He
said he had reason to believe she was up at
Henry Schrader’s house with the man he sus-
pected of ruining his family, Thos. Holman, and
so took his son and a six shoot…
Sources (2)
Gold Hill has been luxuriating in all the… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details
Last Monday a lively and interesting trial… ↗
1889 · newspaper · public-domain · details