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18 photos and 1 illustration tagged report, from 6 members of Flickr Commons.

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1800

2015

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Radiologist Dictates Report On Group of X-Rays from National Library of Medicine uploaded October 2024
Knisses Shirks Beachys at Bethet Bihar India, 1952 from Mennonite Church USA Archives uploaded July 2022
Matthew M. Lamb, trawler-hand, arrested for breaking and entering from North East Museums uploaded September 2015
Laying a 45 ton block on Roker Pier, 1895 from North East Museums uploaded September 2015
William Buckham alias Smith from North East Museums uploaded August 2015
Robert Robson from North East Museums uploaded July 2015
Leonard Burdon from North East Museums uploaded January 2015
British Library digitised image from page 581 of "Preliminary report on the Iron Ores and Coal Fields from the field work of 1872. With 190 illustrations ... and an atlas, etc" from British Library uploaded November 2013
Report of the Joint Committee appointed to prepare measures to honor the memory of General George Washington (page 3 of 3) from U.S. National Archives uploaded October 2011
Report of the Joint Committee appointed to prepare measures to honor the memory of General George Washington (page 2 of 3) from U.S. National Archives uploaded October 2011
Report of the Joint Committee appointed to prepare measures to honor the memory of General George Washington (page 1 of 3) from U.S. National Archives uploaded October 2011
Report of the Joint Committee appointed to prepare measures to honor the memory of General George Washington from U.S. National Archives uploaded October 2011
Capt. Philip Vancise, [Colo. Militia Commision,] Maj. E.J. Boughton, Capt. W.C. Danks (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded December 2010
Forbes, Colo. -- Correspondents under flag of truce (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded December 2010
Forbes, Colo. -- Comrade, after battle, rescuing body of slain miner (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded December 2010

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Matthew M. Lamb, trawler-hand, arrested for breaking and entering

from North East Museums

Michiel2005 said:
You don't hear many criminals saying that nowadays: “I don’t know anything about it but I take all responsibility”.
optimal chicken said:
A very clear image with lots of character to it. What's interesting about these police mugshots is that it shows crime has always happened - personally I don't think 'The Good old Days' existed. Instead, I think times were very hard and even making small sums of money illegally happened often. No welfare state existed back then and when work was slack or health was poor then people took desperate measures..
Michiel2005 said:
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/flyeye] I don't think anybody argues that there was no crime in the past, but what is striking is the amount of attention from the police and the press these relatively small property crimes attract. Also the hard punishments are noteworthy. It would be difficult to find a police station where you can report such crimes nowadays, let alone that they will be brought to court.
optimal chicken said:
Michiel2005 I still hear older folk complaining 'it was never like that in the past'.. I agree though - petty crime but we need to remember that a coat or two kitchen knives was often all folk had. That amplified the severity of the crimes. Imagine finding you have no coat mid-winter and no money to buy one.

Capt. Philip Vancise, [Colo. Militia Commision,] Maj. E.J. Boughton, Capt. W.C. Danks (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
In May 1914, Major Edward J. Boughton, Judge Advocate of the Military District of Colorado, was subpoenaed to appear in New York City before the Federal Commission on Industrial Relations, before a committee investigating the Ludlow Massacre. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludlow_Massacre Vancise, Boughton, and Danks coauthored the official report on the massacre, made to the Governor of Colorado.

Leonard Burdon

from North East Museums

National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
A likely lad! Good old Leonard, a con man caught out! Great shot!