Sources for Dollop # 201 - Roger Babson's Fight
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Sources for Dollop #202 - The Molly Maguires
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Sources for Dollop #203 - The Sodder Children
· Abbott, Karen “The Children Who Went Up In Smoke: A tragic Christmas mystery remains unsolved more than 60 years after the disappearance of five young siblings.” Smithsonian.com (December 25, 2012) http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-children-who-went-up-in-smoke-172429802/
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Sources for Dollop #204 - The Modern Bushman - Rod Ansell
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Sources for Dollop #205 - The Sydney Ducks
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Sources for Dollop #206 - William Bligh
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Sources for Dollop #207 - The Animal Horror of Macquarie Island
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Sources for Dollop #208 - The Australian Sex Philosopher
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Sources for Dollop #209 - John Macarthur
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Sources for Dollop #210 - The New Jersey Shark Attacks
· Fernicola, M.D, Richard G. Twelve Days of Terror: Inside the Shocking 1916 New Jersey Shark Attacks. Lyons Press, 2016)
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Sources for Dollop #211- The Tichborne Case
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Sources for Dollop #212 - Ned Kelly
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Sources for Dollop #213 - Mashers And Hatpins
· Segrave, Kerry. Beware the Masher: Sexual Harassment in American Public Places, 1880-1930. McFarland (February 12, 2014).
· Abbott, Karen. “‘The Hatpin Peril’ Terrorized Men Who Couldn’t Handle the 20th-Century Woman: To protect themselves from unwanted advances, city women protected themselves with some sharp accessories.” Smithsonian.com (April 24, 2014) http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/hatpin-peril-terrorized-men-who-couldnt-handle-20th-century-woman-180951219/?no-ist
· The Sun First Edition (Jan 29, 1909) Page 6 https://www.newspapers.com/image/372517561/
· Chicago Daily Tribune (Nov 15, 1908) Page 8 https://www.newspapers.com/image/355258680/
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· “Girls Used Hatpins With Telling Effect: On the Pittsburg Revellers Who Participates In The Mardi Gras” The Lima News (October 5, 1908) p 2
· “No Title: Score another for that invincible weapon of offense and defense, the hatpin…” The Bystander (June 19, 1908) p 1
· “Women’s Interests: The Hat Pin As an Ice Pick” Trenton Evening Times (September 10, 1908) p 10
· “Routs Thieves by Hatpins—Brooklyn Woman Shows Presence of Mind in Time of Peril.” The Indianapolis News (June 2, 1908) p 3
· “Lost Hatpin Was Removed From Hip—Young Woman Fell From Car-Steel Entered Flesh—Was Taken to Hospital” The Scranton Republican (September 14, 1908) p 5 (fyi: sorted under The Tribune on Newspapers.com)
· “The Deadly Hatpin.” Trenton Evening Times. (February 6, 1908) p 10
· “The Dagger Hatpin” The Indianapolis News (June 13, 1908) p 21
· “Rattler Killed At Baby’s Crib—Woman with Scalding Water and a Hatpin Soon Dispatch Reptile” Oakland Tribune (Oct 2, 1908) p 12
· “Hatpin Her Weapon—St. Louis Girl Beats Off Three Assailants.” The Vicksburg Herald (July 3, 1908) p 2
· “Conductor Jabbed on Nose By Hatpin: Street Car Man Fails To Dodge ‘Merry Widow’ – Huge Hat Blocks Crowded Conveyance And Efforts Of Ticket Collector To Pass Result Badly For Him” Los Angeles Herald, First Edition (December 28, 1908) p 10
· “Stabs Five With a Hatpin—Four Men and a Woman Victims of a ‘Woman in Black’” The New York Times (May 8, 1909) p 1
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· “Hatpins Stir Philadelphia—Councilman Offers Ordinance To Restrict Length” The Baltimore Sun (December 2, 1910) p 1
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Sources for Dollop #214 - Fred Hampton
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Sources for Dollop #Ep. 215 - Huey Long
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Sources for Dollop #216 - Catastrophe Jim
· Pitluk, Adam. “Damned To Eternity: James Scott was sentenced to life in prison for causing a destructive levee break during the Flood of '93. But was he simply an easy scapegoat for a town raging at its devastation?” RFT: Riverfront Times. (January 26, 2000) http://www.riverfronttimes.com/stlouis/dammed-to-eternity/Content?oid=2475306
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Sources for Dollop #Ep. 217 - The Holy Rollers
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Sources for Dollop #218 - The Donora Smog Disaster
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Sources for Dollop #219 - The Terror Of 1741
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Sources for Dollop #220 - Tylenol Man
· Bergmann, Joy. “A Bitter Pill: Someone killed seven people by putting cyanide in Tylenol capsules. When James Lewis was caught for writing an extortion letter, prosecutors appeared to stop looking for the killer. Almost 20 years later no one has been convicted of the murders.” Chicago Reader (November 02, 2000) http://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/a-bitter-pill/Content?oid=903786
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