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August 7, 1886
Hall, Wallace W., ex-U.S. detective, shot dead by his wife, Annie Hall, during quarrel at their house, 4767 Wabash Av. She was arrested and claimed that the weapon was accidentally discharged during a struggle for its possession. Harrison St.
Case number: 879
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January 16, 1892
Rogers, Eugene, colored, shot dead in Piper's saloon, 204 Custom House Place, by William Stephens, who was arrested, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and sentenced Feb. 23, 1892, by Judge Anthony, to five years in Joliet Penitentiary. Lucy Atkinson, colored, was arrested as an accessory.
Case number: 2015
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May 18, 1898
Doherty, William R., fatally shot in saloon 717 37th St., by Anton Zindt, who was arrested and sentenced to five years in Joliet Pen. for manslaughter. Released on $10,000 Bonds, Aug. 7, 1899, by Judge Tuley. Rehearing granted on irregularity in trial. Acquitted June 5, 1900.
Case number: 552
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May 28, 1899
Rohoaff, Joseph, died in St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Shot in head, May 19, in saloon 671 Holt Av., by August Glosa, who was arrested and sentenced Nov. 28, 1899, by Judge Waterman to ten years in Joliet Penitentiary. 33d Prect.
Case number: 2048
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July 6, 1899
Droyer, Daniel, 33 yrs., died in Englewood Union Hosp. Shot July 4, in rear of 1303 W. 47th St. by Daniel Gilroy who was arrested and held without bail July 7, by Coroner's Jury, who also held Frank Fellen's as accessory. Gilroy was convicted of manslaughter Nov. 10, 1899, and sentenced to Joliet Pen. 19th Prect.
Case number: 561
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November 12, 1899
Doyle, Frank, 21 yrs., fatally shot, Astor and Division Sts., by Claude Giles, police telephone operator (38th Prect.) whom Doyle and a companion attempted to rob. Doyle died in police ambulance en route to Alexian Bros. Hosp. Giles was arrested, but exonerated by Coroner's Jury Nov. 23.
Case number: 562
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March 20, 1900
Finch, George, 40 years old, shot dead, home, Wisconsin Central depot, Taylor St., Austin, by his son Bert, 16 years old, who fired the shot to protect his mother, whom his father attacked with a knife. Bert Finch arrested, 31st Prect., and was exonerated by Coroner's Jury, March 21.
Case number: 737
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May 26, 1901
Collins, Pat, alias "Shorty," fatally shot (died) in saloon 697 31st St., by Patrick Flaherty, who escaped at the time, but was arrested Dec. 15, 1901, by 31st Prect. officers. 6th Prect. Found "not guilty" by Jury in Judge Brown's court, July 1, 1903. Self defense.
Case number: 407
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August 19, 1901
Kelly, Edward, 17 years old, died in South Chicago Hospital. Shot, Aug. 18, by Joseph Connors, 19 years old, who claimed that he did not know that the revolver he pointed at Kelly was loaded. Held by Coroner's Jury, Aug. 20. "No bill" by Grand Jury, September term, 1901. 15th Prect.
Case number: 1187
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September 28, 1901
Craig, William B., shot dead in quarrel, Wells and Kinzie Sts., by Joseph Greenburg, who was arrested, 38th Prect. Both were newspaper men. Greenburg was held without bail, Sept. 10, by Coroner's Jury. Sentenced Jan. 29, 1902, by Judge Kavanagh to Joliet Pen. Manslaughter.
Case number: 409
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