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Bedford’s Rich Residents Hunted Firebug After Barns Burned

In 1905, the wealthy village of Bedford, New York, found itself under siege by a firebug. Barns, homes, haystacks, and a grocery store went up…

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Old Nevada Justice Sent Saloon Thief Walking Into the Desert

In the rough mining camps of northern Nevada, justice did not always wait for a courtroom. In 1908, a man known as “Doc” Phelan was…

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Rowboat Outing Turns Deadly in Heavy Seas Off Brooklyn

A rough afternoon sea off Norton’s Point turned deadly in July 1909 when two men set out from Sea Gate in a rowboat and were…

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Fisherman Finds Gold Nugget Inside 22-Pound Yellowtail

A strange catch at sea turned into a small treasure mystery in 1907 when Captain Billy Graves opened a 22-pound yellowtail and found gold inside….

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Railroad Brakeman Killed Instantly by Lightning During Worcester Storm

A violent summer storm swept over Worcester, Massachusetts, on a Saturday night in June 1910, leaving behind death, injury, and damage across the city. At…

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Jersey City Theft Stop Uncovers Shocking Bigamy Case

A petty robbery investigation in Jersey City took an unexpected turn in August 1898 when police stopped a suspicious man carrying a bundle and uncovered…

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Florida Officials Consider Bringing Back the Lash in Prison Camps

In 1925, Florida prison officials were openly discussing whether to bring back one of the state’s most brutal punishments: the lash. Only two years earlier,…

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Prohibition Agents Attacked With Bottles During Hell’s Kitchen Raid

Prohibition agents found a hostile welcome in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen in July 1922. When three Federal officers entered Gentilly’s Cafe on Eighth Avenue, they…

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Thunderstorm Wakes Girl Just in Time to Save Chloroformed Father

A violent thunderstorm may have saved a Cleveland man’s life in July 1905. In the early morning hours, burglars broke into the home of Melville…

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1919 Barbecue Boss Shared His Massive Pit Recipe for Feeding 1,000 People

In 1919, Chattanooga’s Charlie Willingham was known as a man who understood barbecue on a grand scale. To Willingham, pit barbecue was not a quick…

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