S. Ugo person
also known as: S. Ugo
Summary: Clerk at the Timmer house arrested on thirteen charges of embezzlement; said to be an alias.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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arrested_for
thirteen charges of embezzlement— 1888-10-05
cited from Behind The Bars (1888)extraction, revolvers and bread knives flourish-
ed for a while, but no serious results ensued.
Mr. Kelly, it is needless to state, got away with
his man. Both gentlemen have, in consequence,
taken a furlough.
From Ihe Ociober 5, 1888, Issue …
embezzlement
cited from Behind The Bars (1888)Behind The Bars
The gay clerk of the Timmer house now
languishes in durance vile with thirteen charges
of embezzlement booked against him. S. Ugo,
as he is known, but which name is said to be
an alias, has been engaged as clerk at the
Timme…
charged_with
thirteen counts of embezzlement
cited from Behind The Bars (1888)Behind The Bars
The gay clerk of the Timmer house now
languishes in durance vile with thirteen charges
of embezzlement booked against him. S. Ugo,
as he is known, but which name is said to be
an alias, has been engaged as clerk at the
Timme…
worked_for
cited from Behind The Bars (1888)
extraction, revolvers and bread knives flourish-
ed for a while, but no serious results ensued.
Mr. Kelly, it is needless to state, got away with
his man. Both gentlemen have, in consequence,
taken a furlough.
From Ihe Ociober 5, 1888, Issue …
cited from Behind The Bars (1888)
Behind The Bars
The gay clerk of the Timmer house now
languishes in durance vile with thirteen charges
of embezzlement booked against him. S. Ugo,
as he is known, but which name is said to be
an alias, has been engaged as clerk at the
Timme…
Sources (2)
Behind The Bars
1888 · newspaper · public-domain
Behind The Bars ↗
1888 · newspaper · public-domain · details