Tuesday, April 25, 2017

36 Prisoners Paroled From Reformatory (Mansfield, Richland Co., Ohio)


        
 
MANSFIELD NEWS:  17 July 1901, Vol. 17, No. 116 and
MANSFIELD NEWS:  18 July 1901, Vol. 17, No. 117
 
 
 
  
 

The members of the board of managers of the reformatory have been having a shirt waist party today at the institution as the excessive heat has penetrated even to the meeting place of the board and coats were quickly shed.  The members of the board met Tuesday evening and a number of matters were taken up and discussed informally and the work of the session mapped out.  This morning at 8 o'clock the board went into session with all of the members in attendance.  The minutes of the previous meeting were read, after which came the reports of the various committees and the monthly financial and statistical report of Superintendent Leonard.  Other matters came in for attention.  The principal business of the morning session was the consideration of numerous applications for parole from inmates, this being one of the four meetings of the year at which paroles are considered.  Judge Wickham, of Norwalk, appeared before the board in behalf of Jerry Williams, a Knox County prisoner up for attempt at burglary.  Williams was released and taken in charge by the judge.  James Clarry, sent up from Clinton County for burglary, was granted an absolute discharge.  At this afternoon's meeting the board considered a number of bills and estimates after which the managers met with the county commissioners in regard to the bridge at the reformatory which is in need of attention.
PRISONERS PAROLED
Prisoner NameNumberNormal ResidenceDate Received
at prison
SentenceParoledReturned
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Robert Allen347Fayette Co.n/ahorse stealing7/20/18901/4/1900
Joseph McMannus434Licking Co.n/aburglary / larcenyn/an/a
George Clark553Lucas Co.n/agrand larcenyn/an/a
George Davis634Tuscarawas Co.n/aburglarynote 1n/a
Stephen Smith655Fayette Co.n/areceiving stolen goodsnote 2n/a
Clinton Dycus681Hardin Co.n/aburglary / larcenynote 3n/a
John Delanter747Lawrence Co.n/alarcenynote 3n/a
William Riber761Montgomery Co.n/aburglarynote 3n/a
Bert Staffee782Hardin Co.n/aassault to rapen/an/a
Harry Patterson808Cuyahoga Co.n/aburglary / larcenyn/an/a
George Stemile822Montgomery Co.n/aburglary / larcenyn/an/a
Charles Hall825Allen Co.n/aburglary / larcenyn/an/a
M.J. Jones830Cuyahoga Co.n/ashooting to woundnote 3n/a
Harry Owens835Columbiana Co.n/aburglaryn/an/a
Fred Herancourt841Hamilton Co.n/agrand larcenyn/an/a
Dennis Elsworth844Madison Co.n/arapenote 3n/a
John Swartz845Madison Co.n/apocket-pickingn/an/a
Edward Bryant855Clinton Co.n/aburglary / larcenyn/an/a
Peter Deitt861Franklin Co.n/agrand larcenyn/an/a
Louis reinheimer865Erie Co.n/arobberyn/an/a
Ray Heath881Lorain Co.n/aburglary / larcenyn/an/a
Evan Wallace884Stark Co.n/aassault to robn/an/a
Harry Smith890Darke Co.n/acutting to woundn/an/a
Joseph Foster895Fayette Co.n/aburglary / larcenyn/an/a
Melvin Lantz898Lucas Co.n/aburglary / larcenyn/an/a
Martin A. Katz899Lucas Co.n/aforgeryn/an/a
Everett B. Sargent900Hamilton Co.n/aburglaryn/an/a
Dwight Cooper902Guernsey Co.n/aforgeryn/an/a
Jerry Williams832Knox Co.n/aattempt at burglaryn/an/a
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Michael Burke907Cuyahoga Co.n/aburglary / larcenynote 3n/a
Frank Buhr849Hamilton Co.n/aburglarynote 3n/a
William Seibert361Lorain Co.n/alarcenyn/an/a
James Wilson548Stark Co.n/aburglary / larcenyn/an/a
Benjamin Frankenstein731Auglaize Co.n/ahorse stealingn/an/a
John Allen661Marion Co.n/aburglaryn/an/a
Albert Kneaphofn/an/an/anote 4n/an/a
note 1 = Paroled if employment "holds good";  He escaped on 8/21 but was returned 8/22/1899
note 2 = deposit waived
note 3 = conditional parole
note 4 = Albert Kneaphof was paroled 5/27/1901 and has broken his parole.

** conditional parole
xxxx  = Released, with no parole

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