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Seattle Daily Post Intelligencer
Seattle, King County, Washington
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Frank Frisbie, exchange clerk of the First National Bank of Portland, Oregon, was arrested yesterday on the Pacific Mail steamer Colon on a charge of having stolen $7000 from the bank. He was today given into the custody of a detective from Oregon, who was armed with a requisition. Requisition papers have also been sent on for Mrs. Frisbie, but Governor Cleveland did not sign them. Frisbie today assumed the sole responsibility of the theft, and Mrs. Frisbie was released. She and her two children will remain in this city.
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New York, Sept. 4.-Frank Frisbie, exchange clerk of the First National Bank of Portland, Oregon, was arrested yesterday on the Pacific Mail steamer Colon, on a charge of having stolen $7000 from the bank. He was today given into the custody of a detective from Oregon, who was armed with a requisition. Requisition papers have also been sent on for Mrs. Frisbie, but Governor Cleveland did not sign them. Frisbie today assumed the sole responsibility of the theft, and Mrs. Frisbie was released. She and her two children will remain in this city, and Frisbie will be taken back to Oregon.
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Sept. 4
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frank frisbie arrested on charge of stealing $7000 from the first national bank of portland, oregon; assumed sole responsibility; to be taken back to oregon; mrs. frisbie released
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Frank Frisbie, exchange clerk of the First National Bank of Portland, Oregon, was arrested yesterday on the Pacific Mail steamer Colon on a charge of having stolen $7000 from the bank. He was today given into the custody of a detective from Oregon, who was armed with a requisition. Requisition papers have also been sent on for Mrs. Frisbie, but Governor Cleveland did not sign them. Frisbie today assumed the sole responsibility of the theft, and Mrs. Frisbie was released. She and her two children will remain in this city.