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- On September 2, 1879, George Schwartz was shot and killed by Dudley Haskell.
The Coroner’s Jury rendered its verdict on September 10, 1879, charging Dudley with murder.
On September 11, 1879, examination of witnesses commenced. Some of the testimony supported that Mr. Schwartz had fired first. The defense rested September 24, 1879.
On November 19, 1880, the trial for manslaughter resumed.
On December 2, 1880, Dudley was acquitted.
Reference
Collection of articles on Dudley Haines Haskell, 1861-1935
Held by Haskell Family Association
call number HFA FamRec0099
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San Francisco Chronicle
December 19, 1935
Dudley H. Haskell, 77, brother of Mrs. Adolph Uhl, died yesterday at his home, 730 Eleventh avenue, where he had been ill for two months.
Mr. Haskell was a teller at the San Francisco Bank for 30 years. He was a native of Sacramento and a member of the veterans of the Spanish-American War.
Surviving, besides Mrs. Uhl are a widow, Mrs. Nellie M. Haskell, a son Dudley Jr., and a daughter, Mrs. Russell Hergert.
Interment in family burial plot in Sacramento.
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