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Louise Vermilya (née Woolf; July 1868 –
December 1913)[verification needed] was an
American "black widow"
whose activities spanned the turn of the 20th...
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imprisonment Murdered six
people in
their homes in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin Vermilya,
Louise 1893–1911 9 9 Died in 1913
Charges dismissed Victor,
Clarence 1964–1987...
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Civil Service Act" (PhD. Diss. The
Florida State University, 2011) online.
Vermilya,
Daniel J.
James Garfield and the
Civil War: For Ohio and the
Union (Arcadia...
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Became a Revolution. New York: Liveright, 2012. ISBN 978-0-87140-411-4.
Vermilya,
Daniel J. That
Field of Blood: The
Battle of Antietam,
September 17, 1862...
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minimum of 16 years. She was
released on
parole in June 2022.
Louise Vermilya used ****nic to
murder two of her husbands, five stepchildren, and two...
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Republican Bernard Vaughan,
Roman Catholic priest from the UK
Louise Vermilya, m****
murderer Bertha Von Suttner,
Nobel laureate Rube Waddell, baseball...
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performed additional **** acts on
their dead bodies.
Louise Vermilya (1868–1915) - A
female serial killer in
Illinois who
poisoned two husbands...
- Seaport. Date
accessed 6 July 2016 Bray, Maynard; Fuller, Benjamin; and
Vermilya,
Peter (2002)
Mystic Seaport Watercraft. ISBN 0-913372-94-3
Wikimedia Commons...
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traced its
founding to May 1921, when one of WNBH's
original owners,
Irving Vermilya,
began making broadcasts over an
amateur radio station. The longest-running...
- (Republican) 48.99% ▌William H.
Harries (Democratic) 40.49% ▌James I.
Vermilya (Populist) 6.32% ▌P. H.
Harsh (Prohibition) 4.20% Minnesota 2 John Lind...
