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| Jan. 28, 1910: In an emotionally charged story, The Times tells of Mrs. Wilson, a woman unable to have children who collected four unwanted infants and passed them off as her own. In the courtroom where Judge Wilbur was trying to untangle the case, Hilda Linquist, 25, who said she was engaged, reclaimed her baby and named her Agnes. |
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