Burglarized

Transcription of newspaper article from the Negaunee iron herald (Negaunee, Mich.), Mar. 1, 1888, regarding the Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway Company., Electronic reproduction of: Transcription from Negaunee iron herald (Negaunee, Mich.), Mar. 1, 1888., Source: Negaunee Iron Herald Negaunee (L.S.,) Mi. March 1, 1888 Thursday Burglarized The depot of the DSS and A at Humboldt was burglariously entered Tuesday night and the money drawer and ticket case rifled. A few tickets were taken and no money, there being none in the drawer. The knob of the safe belonging to the American Express Co., was broken off, though no further attempt seems to have been made to open it. The safe contained $500. The burglar left some portion of his clothing and the dimensions of a peculiar foot in the snow at the window, which is thought will lead to his arrest.
Abstract/Description: Transcription of newspaper article from the Negaunee iron herald (Negaunee, Mich.), Mar. 1, 1888, regarding the Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway Company.
Subject(s): Railroads
Negaunee (Mich.)
Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway Company
Date Created: 1888-03-01
Title: Burglarized.
Name(s): Peter White Public Library, contributor
Superiorland Library Cooperative, contributor
Negaunee iron herald (Negaunee, Mich.), creator
Perron, Wesley E., contributor
Type of Resource: text
Date Created: 1888-03-01
Physical Form: notes (documents)
Extent: 1 item
Abstract/Description: Transcription of newspaper article from the Negaunee iron herald (Negaunee, Mich.), Mar. 1, 1888, regarding the Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway Company.
Note(s):

Electronic reproduction of: Transcription from Negaunee iron herald (Negaunee, Mich.), Mar. 1, 1888.

Source: Negaunee Iron Herald Negaunee (L.S.,) Mi. March 1, 1888 Thursday Burglarized The depot of the DSS and A at Humboldt was burglariously entered Tuesday night and the money drawer and ticket case rifled. A few tickets were taken and no money, there being none in the drawer. The knob of the safe belonging to the American Express Co., was broken off, though no further attempt seems to have been made to open it. The safe contained $500. The burglar left some portion of his clothing and the dimensions of a peculiar foot in the snow at the window, which is thought will lead to his arrest.

Subject(s): Railroads
Negaunee (Mich.)
Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railway Company
Restrictions on Access: In the public domain (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/)
Is Part Of: Wesley Perron Railroad collection. Identifier: SLC-017
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