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Story August 31, 1895

The Coeur D'alene Press

Coeur D'alene, Kootenai County, Idaho

What is this article about?

Three fraudsters—Will G. Davis, Samson Douglas, and Millie Maretta—posing as the London Specialty Co., fled town last night without paying hotel and other bills. Described as deadbeats and the rattiest outfit ever seen, they rely on cheek to survive and are warned against in neighboring towns.

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A Bum Show Outfit.

Three dead beats, two men and one woman, advertising themselves as the London Specialty Co., skipped out of town last night leaving unpaid hotel and other bills behind. They go under the names of Will G. Davis, Samson Douglas and Millie Maretta. The two men are typical bums and hobos and the woman bears the stamp of a broken down variety actress upon her countenance and they are, collectively, the "rattiest" outfit we have ever seen.

Neighboring towns should spot them, as they pay nothing and depend on their cheek to get a living. They are the biggest frauds that ever went on the road, and should not be harbored for an hour in any town.

What sub-type of article is it?

Deception Fraud Crime Story

What themes does it cover?

Deception Crime Punishment

What keywords are associated?

Fraudsters Skipped Town Unpaid Bills Deadbeats Hobos Variety Actress

What entities or persons were involved?

Will G. Davis Samson Douglas Millie Maretta

Story Details

Key Persons

Will G. Davis Samson Douglas Millie Maretta

Event Date

Last Night

Story Details

Three individuals posing as the London Specialty Co. skipped town without paying bills; described as frauds relying on cheek to survive, warned against harboring.

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