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Domestic News
July 4, 1889
The St. Johns Herald
Saint Johns, Apache County, Arizona
What is this article about?
Several prisoners convicted of crimes including forgery, grand larceny, manslaughter, and highway robbery were sentenced to terms in the territorial prison during a court session in Prescott, displaying calm demeanor throughout.
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Sentence was passed upon the prisoners who were at this session convicted of different crimes. As they received their sentences, all exhibited the calmest exterior and undisturbed equanimity, none of them betraying the least emotion. The convicted felons and the terms of their service in the territorial prison, are F. G. Gregory, forgery, 2 years; James Staples, grand larceny, 4 years; E. W. Keyes, manslaughter, 7 years; D. Harwick, W. Stiren and J. Halford, highway robbery, each 25 years. Prescott Journal-Miner.
What sub-type of article is it?
Legal Or Court
Crime
What keywords are associated?
Court Sentencing
Prison Terms
Forgery
Grand Larceny
Manslaughter
Highway Robbery
Prescott
What entities or persons were involved?
F. G. Gregory
James Staples
E. W. Keyes
D. Harwick
W. Stiren
J. Halford
Where did it happen?
Prescott
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Prescott
Event Date
This Session
Key Persons
F. G. Gregory
James Staples
E. W. Keyes
D. Harwick
W. Stiren
J. Halford
Outcome
f. g. gregory: forgery, 2 years; james staples: grand larceny, 4 years; e. w. keyes: manslaughter, 7 years; d. harwick, w. stiren, j. halford: highway robbery, each 25 years in territorial prison
Event Details
Prisoners convicted of different crimes received sentences in court, exhibiting calm and undisturbed equanimity without emotion.