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Evans, a one-legged tailor, worked in the shop next door
to the store owned and BEER operated by John C. Ritter —
in Sandusky, Ohio. In-the Autumn of 180, Evans called.
Ritter to the doorway of his store and demanded a drink
of whiskey. When Ritter refused to se@l him a drink, —
Evans pulled a knife and stabbed the storeowner to death.
He was quickly tried and found guilty and he was hanged —
in Sandusky on Sept. ae 18);0.
Source? Mrs. William N. Hansen, eulp Second. Street,
Pr he aa Sandusky, “6 Srl
hio li870 ~
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Evans, a one-legged tailor, worked in the shop next door
to the store owned and BR8EkR operated by John C. Ritter —
in Sandusky, Ohio. In the Autumn of 180, vans called
Ritter to the doorway of his store and demanded a drink
of whiskey. When Ritter refused to seal him a drink,
Evans pulled a knife and stabbed the storeowner to death.
He was quickly tried and found guilty and he was hanged
in Sandusky on Sept. 30, 180,
Source: Mrs. William N. Hansen eh, Sena Street,
on ya oe nio i870”
Seé:) Ohio Book ana ‘Magazine _Excerpts
EVANS, Edward
vans, a one-legged tailor, worked in the shop next door
to the store owned and B68 operated by John C, Ritter
in Sandusky, Ohio. In the Autumn of 180, vans called
Ritter to the doorway of his store and demanded a
of whiskey.
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He was quickly tried and found guilty and he was hanged
in Sandusky on Sept, 30, 18)0.
Source: Mrs, William Je Hansen,
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