Robbers of the Wham robbery thing
also known as: highway robbers, the robbers
Summary: A gang of about ten to twelve robbers who perpetrated the robbery near Wilcox and Fort Thomas.
Completeness: 44/100 Grade D
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cited from One of the most daring and successful high-… (1889)
One of the most daring and successful high-
way robberies that ever occurred in this section
was perpetrated between Wilcox and Fort
Thomas on the afternoon of the eleventh in-
stant. Major J. W. Wham, with clerk Gibbon
and an armed escort of e…
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One of the most daring and successful high-…
1889 · newspaper · public-domain