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1 story matching gowlin

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  1. A Judge Called Unpaid Hotel Work 'Mild Larceny'—and Freed the Bellboy Who Stole $1.15

    Nathan Sanguinetti, a West Indian bellboy at Seattle's Rainier Hotel, was convicted of stealing a planted purse. When Judge Humes learned the hotel had made him work 18 months without pay, he called that the real crime—and a pardon followed.

    Sep 16, 1894The Seattle Post-IntelligencerSeattle, King CountyWork & Pay

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