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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-272: Will Recover the Clothing | The three men's suits stolen from F. E. Zoellner were recovered. L.B Orsee and Dan O'Brien were the perpetrators. Deputy Sheriff Robert… |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-273: Medford Items | Adkins & Webb Hardware robbed. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-274: Drunk and Disorderly | Charles Rummel was drunk and disorderly at Dave King's saloon. Charged by a grand jury for assault with a deadly weapon. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-275: House of Ill Repute | Two women attempted to open a brothel. They were arrested and appeared before Justice Berry. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-276: Talent Items | A man came to Talent attempting to sell an article of clothing. It was discovered that the item was stolen in Medford and the suspect was arrested… |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-277: Safe Crackers in Ashland | Ashland Safe Cracked; The safe at the Ashland Post Office was cracked. Discovered by Postmaster Frank Hammond. Marshal Mayfield to investigate |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-278: Suspected Safe Crackers | Three suspects were detained in the robbery of the Ashland Post Office. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-279: Jacksonville Items | Suspects Apprehended; James McCarthy and William Johnson were arrested for burglarizing a freight car in Medford. Sheriff Birdsey, Justice Walton… |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-28: Jacksonville Brevities | Attempted burglary at the store owned by Mr Brooks |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-280: Another Burglary | Market Robbery; The J. M. Luark grocery robbed. The clerk, Albert Millsap, discovered the break-in. Deputy Marshal Smith, and Sheriff Birdsey to… |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-281: Caught the Right Man | Luark's Grocery thief; Sheriff Birdsey apprehended a suspect named Geo. May. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-282: William R. Mayfield | Marshall passes; City Marshal William R. Mayfield passed away on June 15th, 1891, at the age of forty after a battle with illness. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-283: Bank Robbery in Ashland | Robbery at the home of J. W. Gibson. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-284: Counterfeiters and Jail Breakers | "Four Men Arrested for Passing Spurious Coin, and Two of Them Make an Easy Escape from the Ashland City Jail." Counterfeiters… |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-285: A Friday Night Burglary | Garrick's tailor shop was robbed. Sheriff Birdsey was unsuccessful in capturing the suspect. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-286: Jacksonville Items; Caught in the Act | Talent Robbery; Albert Bresslee, shot by John Briner while robbing Klum' store, is now in jail. Dr Robinson and Sheriff Birdsey involved.… |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-287: Extortion Attempt Thwarted | John Walter attempted to extort money from Highlan Gee. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-288: Pilfering Continued | Attempted theft of the bank account of Dr S. T. Songer. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-289: The Burglars Still at Work | Home Invation; The home of D. Wilson burglarized. Deputy Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Sheriff McVey apprehended a suspect. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-29: Destructive fire in Jacksonville: Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth of Property Destroyed | Planer mill of David Linn and various other structures burned |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-290: A Clever Forger Caught | A clever forger has hit town, Mr. "Fryer." The reverend F. G. Strange was a victim. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-291: Local Criminal Notes | Another Grifter strikes; James H. Tantum, alias Nort Greeley/J. Horace Greeley, suspected of forgery |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-292: Grifter Rearrested | J. H. Tantum released then rearrested on charged of forgery. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-293: Assault charges | Constable S. D. Taylor arrested a man named Linn on charges of assault against the son of Jacob Stone |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-294: Held for Assault with a Deadly Weapon | J. H. Martin held for assault against George Abbott. E.D. Briggs, council for defense. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-295: Look Out for Him | Traveling Salesman; A salesman named Williams has hit town, claiming to represent C. E. Whitney and Co. of San Francisco. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-296: A Very Bold Forger | O. H. Blount's store and the store of Vaupel, Norris and Drake both hit by a forger using multiple names. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-297: A Deputy U. S. Marshal | Drunk and disorderly in Central Point caused by a deputy United States marshal. |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-298: Jacksonville Items | Held on Murder Charge; Stephen Beers held over on charge of murder of his brother John |
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| MS457, Haines collection Box 1 | Haines-299: The Beers Fratricide | Inquest Held in the Beers case; Deeper investigation into the case of Stephen Beers, who killed his brother John Beers on Evens Creek. |
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