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Domestic News May 28, 1886

The Daily Telegraph

Monroe, Ouachita County, Louisiana

What is this article about?

In Baton Rouge, Geo. Ledger, a notorious New Orleans thief, was arrested Wednesday and suspected in the Sunday night robbery of $200 from Senator Boatner of Monroe, La., but no connection was found. Ledger was sent to New Orleans where he was wanted for stealing sugar since March 2.

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Senator Boatner Robbed.

New Orleans, May 27.—A Baton Rouge special to the Picayune says: Geo. Ledger, a notorious character from New Orleans, was arrested Wednesday by Chief Hillen and jailed. Chief Bachemin telegraphed that he was wanted in New Orleans, and he was sent down this afternoon. Senator Boatner of Monroe La., was robbed of $200 Sunday night and Ledger was suspected of complicity, but nothing was found to connect him with the case.

[George Ledger has been wanted since March 2, for breaking open hogsheads and stealing sugar therefrom on the levee head of Crossman street.]

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime

What keywords are associated?

Senator Boatner Robbery Geo Ledger Arrest Baton Rouge New Orleans Theft

What entities or persons were involved?

Senator Boatner Geo. Ledger Chief Hillen Chief Bachemin

Where did it happen?

Baton Rouge

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Baton Rouge

Event Date

May 27

Key Persons

Senator Boatner Geo. Ledger Chief Hillen Chief Bachemin

Outcome

senator boatner robbed of $200; geo. ledger arrested and sent to new orleans, but not connected to the robbery

Event Details

Geo. Ledger arrested Wednesday in Baton Rouge by Chief Hillen; suspected in Sunday night robbery of Senator Boatner but no evidence found; wanted in New Orleans since March 2 for stealing sugar from hogsheads on Crossman Street levee

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