Deceased person
also known as: He
Summary: An individual who recently died, formerly a book-keeper who was well-known in Sacramento and Grant County.
Completeness: 100/100 Grade A
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killed_by
cited from The coroner’s jury returned a verdict of… (1888)
The coroner’s jury returned a verdict of
“unjustifiable homicide,” and that the “de-
ceased came to his death from a gun shot
wound, from the hands of Otter Johnson.”
cited from He seemed the least concerned of any per-… (1888)
He seemed the least concerned of any per-
son about the jail, except, possibly, the darky
Wilson, who pulled the rope that let the fatal
drop fall. Wilson felt honored to be allowed to
pull the rope and would not have missed the
opportunity t…
lived_at
cited from years book-keeper in the railroad shops at… (1888)
years book-keeper in the railroad shops at
Sacramento, California. He was in the city
early this week to visit his two lovely young
daughters who are attending school at the
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes. His wife and
baby were in Georgetown …
cited from years book-keeper in the railroad shops at… (1888)
years book-keeper in the railroad shops at
Sacramento, California. He was in the city
early this week to visit his two lovely young
daughters who are attending school at the
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes. His wife and
baby were in Georgetown …
cited from He seemed to have lost none of his bravado… (1888)
He seemed to have lost none of his bravado
style notwithstanding his religious professions.
The evening previous a woman peddling candy
and fruits called at his cell and inquired as to
whether he wanted any fruits or candy. He
replied that if s…
occupation
book-keeper
cited from years book-keeper in the railroad shops at… (1888)years book-keeper in the railroad shops at
Sacramento, California. He was in the city
early this week to visit his two lovely young
daughters who are attending school at the
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes. His wife and
baby were in Georgetown …
purchased
cited from He seemed to have lost none of his bravado… (1888)
He seemed to have lost none of his bravado
style notwithstanding his religious professions.
The evening previous a woman peddling candy
and fruits called at his cell and inquired as to
whether he wanted any fruits or candy. He
replied that if s…
worked_for
cited from years book-keeper in the railroad shops at… (1888)
years book-keeper in the railroad shops at
Sacramento, California. He was in the city
early this week to visit his two lovely young
daughters who are attending school at the
Academy of Our Lady of Lourdes. His wife and
baby were in Georgetown …
Sources (4)
He seemed the least concerned of any per-…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
He seemed to have lost none of his bravado…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
The coroner’s jury returned a verdict of…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
years book-keeper in the railroad shops at…
1888 · newspaper · public-domain