
Looking to learn about the women history books passed over? Itching to read about ladies who were up to no good? You're in the right place. Author: The Impostor Heiress. Rep: Amy Bishop-Wycisk, Trellis Lit.
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Name: Eva Kaber
Also Known As: Murder Queen
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Years Active: 1919
Claim to Fame: Networking with her friends and family to orchestrate her husband’s murder
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In an ordinary clapboard building on Clinton Street in 1880s New York, an extraordinary woman ran an extraordinary dry goods store. From its appearance, it resembled any other. Its counters abounded with staples like silks and linens. Peopl...
Name: Cora Orthwein
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Alias: Love Pirate, the Belle of the Grandstand, Remorseless Vampire
Years Active: 1921
Claim to Fame: Two scandalous divorces, 0ne sca...
Name: Cora Orthwein
Alias: Love Pirate, the Belle of the Grandstand
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Years Active: 1905-1921
Claim to Fame: Two scandalous divorces, one scandalous murder...
Names: Catherine and Elizabeth Nolan
Nicknames: Alleged Borgias
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Years Active: 1893-1894
Claim to Fame: Allegedly poisoning four people for insurance money...
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Looking to learn about the women history books passed over? Itching to read about ladies who were up to no good? You're in the right place. Author: The Impostor Heiress. Rep: Amy Bishop-Wycisk, Trellis Lit.
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