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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-218: Got Away with a Valise | Theft of a Valise; A young man named Haines stole a valise belonging to Mrs. Million and skipped out on room and board. Constable Woolf brought… |
MS457 Folder 80 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-219: Grand Central Hotel Robbers Caught | The thieves who hit the Grand Central Hotel were caught. |
MS457 Folder 80 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-22: Shooting at Jacksonville | D. W. Crosby and Louis Bunsow have a duel |
MS457 Folder 58 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-220: Burglary at Dunn home | Burglary at the home of George Dunn |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-221: A Puzzling Case | Conviction of the McAllister boy; Report on the conviction of the McAllister boy. |
MS457 Folder 80 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-222: Murder in the Second Degree | McAllister conviction; Criticism of the trial of John J. P. McCallister |
MS457 Folder 80 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-223: Phoenix Letter | Joel Smith was arrested in Phoenix for a crime committed against his daughter |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-224: Court Docket | George Justus convicted of manslaughter, J. N. Yocum convicted of assult, trial of Culp for murder, Gompers , Watkins and Wm. Macklin trials… |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-225: Jacksonville Sentinel | James Watkins arrested by Sheriff Jacobs, for stealing money from R. H. Brown intended for C. C. Beekman |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-226: The Watkins Robbery and The Horse Still There | Sheriff Patterson arrested Burton Hawks for robbing Doc. Watkins |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-227: Jacksonville Brevities | J. P. McAllister Sentenced; J. P. McAllister sentenced to life in prison. Judges Neil and Hanna moved for a new trial. but were overruled by Judge… |
MS457 Folder 80 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-228: Burglary Again | Robbery at the Paulson & Currey store |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-229: The Boy Murderer | Article from the Salem Statesman on J. J. P. McAllister and his life in the penitentiary |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-23: Incendary fire | The Jacksonville Sentinel reports that the home of Doc Rose was destroyed by arson. The home was owned by Mr Pool |
MS457 Folder 58 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-230: Medford Items | Theft at the home of Mr Joseph Clift, near Phoenix. |
MS457 Folder 80 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-231: Jacksonville Brevities | Theft in Jacksonville; A quilt was stolen from Mr Fisher by a Chinese man. |
MS457 Folder 80 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-232: Money Stolen and Recovered | Grandma Wells robbed by Frank Brown. Giles Wells, Jr. and Mr. Beagle capture him at Pelican Bay. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-233: Jacksonville Brevities | Mr Lousignont sentenced for theft by Judge Webster. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-234: Jacksonville Brevities | Sheriff Birdsey captured a fugitive on Evans Creek. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-235: Burglary Again | O. H. Blount clothing store robbed |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-236: Arrested for Burglary | Items stolen from O. H. Blount clothing store recovered. "Tramp" William Myers arrested. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-237: Court Proceedings | Outcome of the robbery of O. H. Blount clothing store. William Myers aquitted due to the skillful defense of his attorney, C. B. Watson. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-238: Robbery of Jackson Hanby | Jackson Hanby robbed by masked men at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-239: Charles Bassett | Charles Bassett the stage robber released from prison after being pardoned by Governor Pennoyer |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-24: George Williams | George Williams attempted to escape from the Jacksonville jail |
MS457 Folder 58 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-240: Burglary Again | O. H. Blount robbed again. |
MS457 Folder 80 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-241: Reckless Horse Thieving | Frank Wade stole horses from Mr. Pankey and John A Hanley. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Taylor. |
MS457 Folder 80 |
| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-242: Robbery on the Train | Robbery in the train yard. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-243: Blount's Burglars | Frank Warner, Maurice Sayles, and Chester Simmons all arrested on suspision of burglary. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-244: Blount's Chief Burglar | Frank Wade Jr committed to the insane asylum in Salem, OR. |
MS457 Folder 80 |