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25 case(s) found
May 24, 1896
Hacenck, Joseph, shot dead, 10647 Avenue N., by Venzel Esamhammer, who was arrested and sentenced July 6, 1896, by Judge Stein, to indefinite term in Joliet Pen.
Case number: 920
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December 28, 1899
Larve, Alfred, fatally assaulted in saloon, 3023 Archer Av., by Thomas Shanahan, who was arrested. Larve died in St. Luke's Hospital, Dec. 28, 1899, and Shanahan was exonerated by the Coroner's Jury.
Case number: 1314
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June 17, 1901
Payne, Jospeh, 41 years old, died in Mercy Hospital from wounds received in fight June 11, at 43d St. and Western Av., by two brothers, Thomas and Martin Boland, both of whom were arrested and held by Coroner's Jury. 20th Prect. Acquitted by Jury in Judge Chytraus' court, Jan. 22, 1904.
Case number: 1904
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October 20, 1901
Nichols, Mrs. Charlotte, found dead Marlborough Hotel, 210 E. 22d St. Dr. Orville B. Burnett, who was with the woman, was arrested and claimed that both attempted suicide by morphine and that she succeeded. He was tried as accessory an on March 2, 1902, a jury in Judge Baker's court returned a verdict of guilty and recommended that his punishment be fixed at 15 years in Joliet Penitentiary.
Case number: 1743
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June 3, 1902
Rehm, Mrs. Rose, died, home, 148 Chicago Av., from four bullet wounds. Charles Klinke, Charles Zertenia and Oliver Cash arrested, all of whom asserted that she committed suicide. Coroner's verdict, suicide. Prisoners released. 38th Prect.
Case number: 2060
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December 1, 1904
Polack, John, 48 yrs., died in County Hospital. Cut in fight, 9:30 P.M., Nov. 30, at 864 W. 21st St., by Joseph Kowalczick, who escaped. 23d Prect. Arrested Dec. 1, Held by Coroner's Jury Dec. 2. Acquitted by jury in Judge Kersten's court, March 24, 1905.
Case number: 1930
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November 10, 1915
Boedecker, Walter - Age 6 - Found asphyxiated in bed with mother Margaret who had turned on gas with suicidal intent - home 541 Hobbie St., 38th Pct.
Case number: 3020
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May 14, 1920
Walton, Horace - Age 28 - Shot to death in Room 110 - 816 E. 51 St. while resisting arrest and shooting at police officres after having robbed I.C.R.R. mail car while en route between Kankakee and Chicago. Police officers besieged him in his room after he had killed Patrolman Wm. A. Roberts in front of 5052 Drexel Blvd. 5th Pct.
Case number: 5580
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April 29, 1924
Thomas, Antonette - Age 36 - Committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid after her husband upbraided her for drinking moonshine. On 4/30/24, Fred Brill, who sold her the moonshine, was held by the Coroner for manslaughter. 21 Dist. May 1924 No bill.
Case number: 7227
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March 2, 1927
Posta, Anton - Age 14 - Found dead at 4:40 PM, in bed of home, together with his mother, Theresa Posta, both asphyxiated by gas which the woman had turned on with intent to commit suicide. 18 Dist.
Case number: 8831
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