Officer Glasscock
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- Mar 29, 1892The Judge Who Stood Up to the PoliceWhen an officer attempted to criminalize poverty, a Seattle judge refused to play along.Jackson Street, Seattle, WA
- Apr 12, 1892Betrayed by the Pianist: A Night at the Dove Dance HallAfter a laborer was drugged and robbed in a dance hall, the perpetrators were undone not by the police, but by the vengeful testimony of a woman scorned.King Street, Seattle, WA
- Sep 5, 1892A Labor Day Skirmish at the Salvation ArmyA reveler celebrating Labor Day early finds himself in a brawl after a nap at the Salvation Army barracks.Jackson Street, Seattle, WA
- Apr 11, 1894The Wealthy Tramp of the WaterfrontA disheveled rancher found sleeping on the Seattle waterfront was revealed to be carrying a small fortune, catching local police and confidence men by surprise.Seattle Waterfront, Seattle, WA
- Apr 20, 1895The Minister's Son, the Stolen Till and the Seattle PolicemanHarry C. Good was given chance after chance in Victoria. His latest chapter was a shooting in Seattle.Seattle, WA
- Jun 30, 1895The Drunken Clerk Who Shot a Policeman Walked Out With a $1,000 FineHarry C. Good, a young man of good reputation, shot Officer Glasscock in a drunken freak. A judge who could have sent him to prison for years let him off with a fine — while a horse thief and a burglar each got three years.Seattle, WA