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- Aug 27, 2011
- Location
- Central Massachusetts
Being a "hero" doesn't necessarily help a poor man's bank account, nor supply him with common sense or a moral compass.
I can find only the following brief notice in the Portland Daily Eastern Argus, of 8 February 1870:
"An old thief, Andrew J. Tozier, who has operated in various parts of this State has at last come to grief. He has just been arraigned before the Supreme Court of Androscoggin County and found guilty of robbing a store at Livermore Falls of $2000 worth of clothing four years ago. He was sentenced to five years in the State Prison."
And, be of good cheer
, being called a "psycho" and "nuttier than a fruitcake" doesn't prevent anyone from doing something heroic and worthwhile.
I can find only the following brief notice in the Portland Daily Eastern Argus, of 8 February 1870:
"An old thief, Andrew J. Tozier, who has operated in various parts of this State has at last come to grief. He has just been arraigned before the Supreme Court of Androscoggin County and found guilty of robbing a store at Livermore Falls of $2000 worth of clothing four years ago. He was sentenced to five years in the State Prison."
And, be of good cheer
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