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Yorkie person

id: p_yorkie_df80a8

also known as: Yorkie, poor Yorkie

Probable 70%
Summary:  Murder victim from north Percha who formerly lived in Silver City.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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Claims (4)

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North Perchalast fall
cited from Jim Cummings, who has been employed… (1888)
Jim Cummings, who has been employed on the King mine at Clifton, has been arrested for the murder of poor' “Yorkie,” which oc- curred on north Percha last fall. There are five others under indictment for the same crime. “Yorkie” lived in Silver…

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cited from Jim Cummings, who has been employed… (1888)
another incision a short distance to one side. Then lay- ing the lancet down upon the bureau he had walked to the bed, on which he had thrown himself and slowly bled to death. Mr. Ricker is of the opinion that he had not been dead more …
Silver Cityabout five years ago
cited from Jim Cummings, who has been employed… (1888)
Jim Cummings, who has been employed on the King mine at Clifton, has been arrested for the murder of poor' “Yorkie,” which oc- curred on north Percha last fall. There are five others under indictment for the same crime. “Yorkie” lived in Silver…
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1888-1890 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1888-06-22 (1888)
another incision a short distance to one side. Then lay- ing the lancet down upon the bureau he had walked to the bed, on which he had thrown himself and slowly bled to death. Mr. Ricker is of the opinion that he had not been dead more …

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