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“Two Yield In Jail Siege,” The Globe and Mail. May 11, 1979. Page 13. --- Inmates Carl Harp, Robert Washburn are searched after 225 convicts occupied state penitentiary yard at Walla Walla, Wash. Ten hostages were seized and held for 12 hours. Bricks were hurled at guards.
“Every day my mind grows keener. My good arm stronger...my silly enemies more futile...”
“Broke Glass To Get In Jail - Breaks Out,” Toronto Star. March 16, 1932. Page 22. ---- Get Another Break When Doctors Say He’s Insane --- Whitby, March 16. - Clifford McPherson, who broke his way into jail by tossing a brick through the show window of an Oshawa drug store and recently made his escape from the county jail, was declared insane when he appeared before Magistrate Willis yesterday. Dr. C. F. McGillivrary and Dr. G. L. MacDougall, who examined McPherson on request of the court, testified he was insane and dangerous if allowed to be at large. He will not face a charge of jail breaking.
“Newman Philpott Kicked in Jaw by a Horse - Charged With Assaulting Constable - William Nightingale Released From Custody,” Toronto Globe. December 11, 1911. Page 2. ---- Notes. Robt. Stevenson, 430 Ferguson avenue north, was arrested on Saturday on a charge of assaulting Constable Elliott while he was arresting a prisoner. It is alleged that he threw a brick but did not seriously injure the officer.
William Nightingale, who was brought here from Toronto, charged with stealing two hundred shares of Porcupine mining stock and a diamond ring and pin from his brother, was released when it was discovered that he had already served time in Toronto for the offence.
William Henry Harris, a retired fruit-grower, died at his home in Bartonville to-day in his 75th year. He leaves a widow, one son and one daughter.
Newman Philptt, son of Rev. R. W. Philpott, was kicked on the jaw by a horse on Saturday afternoon and was seriously injured. His jaw was broken and several of his teeth knocked out. He was operated on at the City Hospital.
"I could build a castle out of all the bricks they threw at me"