Record #:

15442

Author(s):

Bryant, H.E.C. (Red Buck)

Abstract:

Bryant continues his series of articles, this time writing about the number of pickpockets who flooded into the state during the 1890s. The gang would take advantage of crowds at railway stations, political rallies, and fairs. They made some big hauls until they were forced to go elsewhere.

Source:

The State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 2 Issue 31, Dec 1934, p25-26

Subject(s):

Bryant, Henry Edward Cowan (Red Buck), 1873-1967