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1834 Jail and Its Inmates

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A local character known as "__ Mike" was finally caught and sent to Jail on May 4, 1908, but escaped Sept. 6. Bars were sawed off in a cell and 6 inmates fled. It was said the other inmates knew because a farewell party was held before their "departure." Hint: traveling person
In 1930, inmate Jay Carey walked away from the Jail when he was allowed to sweep the front walk. He traveled 30 miles by foot to attend his baby daughter's __ and was re-arrested after it was over.
Socialist Schenectady mayor George Lunn was a prisoner for speaking to the strikers of the 1912 __ __ Textile Strike, charged with rioting.
On a Friday afternoon in 1885, __ broke out in the Jail, originating in the cell adjoining the one occupied by #13 Across, which she is said to have helped put out.
Judge Frank Shall of Little Falls, who sentenced many lawbreakers to the Jail, spent a night there himself in 1936...after attending a dinner for boxer Lou Ambers and leaving to find the roads were coated with __.
The Jail was used up until 1977 when the new county __ building was finished.
The last woman hanged in New York State was Roxalana ___ in 1887.
Niagara Falls __ James Thorman was not upholding the law when he held up a loan company office in Ilion in 1965. he was spotted in Geneva 3 days later and brought back to the Herkimer Jail.
In 1910, Melvin Mumford __ 4 miles to the Jail after shooting fellow farm hand Albert Hill on the Furman farm panting to the jailer "Lock me up. I've killed a man." Hill was shot once hitting a rib, causing a flesh wound. He survived. Mumford was declared unsound of mind.
__ Gillette's jail cell on the upper floor was where they placed suspected murderer's thereafter.
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Jacob Vanever is the __ prisoner recorded in the original record books kept by Sheriff Francis Spinner from 1834-1838. He was admitted on Oct. 25, 1834 for grand larceny and described as "at times deranged."
Jean Gianini murdered his former schoolteacher Lida Beecher in the village of ___ in 1914.
In 1905, George Clark, John Doyle, and John O'Neil served 30 days in Jail for public __.
Inmates Samuel Miller, Raymond Cervantes and Robert Bishop slugged Jailer Silas Casler shortly before 10 p. m. on Feb. 21, 1952 and then escaped in Casler's car. They were recaptured several hours later near West __. The trio were charged with escape, assault and grand larceny, after one trooper was accidentally killed and another assaulted in the search.
A __ in the night at a Jail is something to check out. In 1889, Sheriff Morey did and found inmate Warren Shipman, who was there for breaking into a Little Falls saloon, trying to saw off the bars in the window.
A jail is not always a place of __. In 1944, homeless woodsman Peter Mycel, who was charged with possessing a pheasant out of season, had been sleeping in an old barn near Mohawk in sub-zero weather and didn't mind when the gamekeeper arrested him.
Sheriff Charles Goodrich, upon being elected to that office in 1925, named his mother-in-law Mrs. Mary Mack, __ at the Jail, and appointed the first female under-sheriff who was Mrs. Lulu Goodrich, his wife.