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BUFFALO BILL V. SANGER

... namne Buffalo Bill in such a manler as to be calculated to induce the belief that the person so called was Col. the Hon. William Frederick Cody, commonly called Buffalo Bill ; and also that the defendant would not use the term ...

Published: Saturday 03 September 1887
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 948 | Page: 7 | Tags: Crime and Punishment 

WILD WEST INDIANS AT A POLICE COURT

... WILD NVEST INDIANS AT A POLICE COURT. Two Sioux Indians, named Black Bird and lChoice, connected with Buffalo Bill's Wild West, were brought up at the Aston 1'olico Court, yesterday-before Messrs. Hill, Cooler, and Weiss-charged with ...

LAW INTELLIGENCE. ??

... have a Buffalo Bill of his own if he liked. Buffalo Bill was a name which was commonly applied to buffalo-hunters in America. The defendant was quite willing to undertake to state on his placards that he had not engaged Colonel ...

THE ESSEX MURDER

... n was to restrain the defendants from nsing the words Buffalo Bill' in connection with their entertainment, or representing that the enter- tainment was identical with Buffalo Bill's Wild West at Kensington. ...

CONFESSION OF CURRELL

... the Piesti-terian body could be invented. BUFFALO BILL'S SHOW. PT'ui'alo ill's Wild West Show passed up the Channel yesterday in the S'tstle of /'ebi,?ska, en rutev for London. Tte show which Baffato Bill brings to this country is ...

MURDERER MAXWELL'S FATHER

... with coops, eight cattle cars, two derrick cars for lifting heavy material, and 200 box cars. MEXICAN JOE, OR BUFFALO BILL'S RIVAL. Buffalo Bill hadbest look to his scalp. Mexican Joe has sailed for Liver. pool on the National Line steamer laly, with fire ...

STABBING A SWEETHEART

... revolver, embossed ' Colt's frontier six-shooter, and 22 cartridges were found on him. The lad states that he visited the Wild West, having in his hand a fancy fan which had been given him by a second- hand furniture dealer. An Indian chief took a fancy ...

THE POLICE COURTS

... including camp attendazxts), 188 broucho horses, 20 mules, 4 donkey3, 26 bull buffalos, besides cows and calves, 4 deer, and some antelope and elk. The Hon. Mr. Cody, Buffalo Bill, came to town lat night, but the com- pany remained on board. It is stated ...

THE ALLEGED CHILD MURDER AT SIBTON

... American Exhibition, and there he saw Buffalo Blll perform, and having seen Buffalo Bill perform, he made Buffalo Bill a speech, much to his surprise. After that, he was introduced to two reat chieftains from the ...

THE POLICE COURTS

... American Exhibition. Dedicated to Buffalo Bill (the Hon. W. Cody). Shocking disclosures. By Ida Whitc, Socialist. Therevras no printer's name to the pamphlet, but itwvaspublishedbytho 'Authoress, at40,Lillie-road, 'West Kensington. There were several ...

ACTION AGAINST BOLCKOW, VAUGHAN, & CO

... the business of the chamber. d A SUCCESSOR TO BUFFALO BILL. THE PAR1iS HIPPODrIOMia IN cNDON, No void is to'be left in the amusements of London by the departure of the Wild West, for while Buffalo Bill and ...

THE GIANT COWBOY IN TROUBLE

... Johnson, the gliant cowbuy ° of the Wild West Encsamp- moot at the American lxxhlibition,;'urrendered to his ball further to answer the ebarge of assaulting Mr. William John Payne, 'an inventor, while at Lillie Arms, West Brompton. -Ie vvae further charged ...