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1 story matching dressi

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  1. The Union Man in the White Suit Walked Into Jail

    After the 1894 railroad strike, Northern Pacific committeeman Charles A. Barnes lost his bondsmen and surrendered in a canvas suit and straw hat, telling the marshal, 'Here is my body.'

    Sep 11, 1894The Seattle Post-IntelligencerPierce County Jail, TacomaWork & Pay

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