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Domestic News
November 15, 1902
The Providence News
Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
What is this article about?
William Clenman, who has repeatedly abandoned his wife and two children, was arrested in Providence last evening for non-support after returning from jail in Fall River.
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NON SUPPORT.
William Clenman, well known in the vicinity of Messer street, has for a number of years left his family, which consists of a wife and two small children, to battle with the world as best they could at times and the last time was about three months ago.
This time he went to Fall River and there he got into trouble, and was sent to jail and when his time "was up," came back to Providence, and last evening was arrested at the home of his sister, Mrs. Riley, on Marvin street, by Patrolman Beirne on a warrant charging him with non support.
William Clenman, well known in the vicinity of Messer street, has for a number of years left his family, which consists of a wife and two small children, to battle with the world as best they could at times and the last time was about three months ago.
This time he went to Fall River and there he got into trouble, and was sent to jail and when his time "was up," came back to Providence, and last evening was arrested at the home of his sister, Mrs. Riley, on Marvin street, by Patrolman Beirne on a warrant charging him with non support.
What sub-type of article is it?
Crime
What keywords are associated?
Non Support
Arrest
Providence
Family Abandonment
Fall River
What entities or persons were involved?
William Clenman
Mrs. Riley
Patrolman Beirne
Where did it happen?
Providence
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Providence
Event Date
Last Evening
Key Persons
William Clenman
Mrs. Riley
Patrolman Beirne
Outcome
arrested on warrant for non support
Event Details
William Clenman, known near Messer street, has left his wife and two small children multiple times, last about three months ago. He went to Fall River, got into trouble, served jail time, returned to Providence, and was arrested last evening at his sister Mrs. Riley's home on Marvin street by Patrolman Beirne for non support.