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Inmate Photographs from Bureau Archives

Historical mugshots of inmates from the Bureau of Prisons, documenting individuals in the early 20th century with formal attire and identification numbers.

Photograph of Jaime Rosales. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
Photograph of Jaime Rosales. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Chin Suey. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of George Genter. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of David Harjo. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of David Bruner. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Arturo Aguilar. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Leo Blacktiger. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Peter Little Plume. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Tom Bow. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Levi Cheatham. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Vicente Peneda. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Solomon Sivils, Inmate Number 4339, at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary. Solomon Sivils was sentenced to 18 months and fined $10 for introducing liquor into Indian Territory in 1904. The prison physician reported him to be Tubercular and extremely emaciated from Morphine addiction. Unfit for manual labor.”. 1904-01-01T00:00:00. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Ysidro Nava. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Manuel Silva. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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During the civil war he emerged as a leading Khmer Rouge cadre in the north zone. However, by late 1976 it had been decided by Pol Pot that Ney Sarann was a traitor due to his association with the Vietnamese and other party 'revisionists'. This resulted in his arrest in September and imprisonment at Tuol Sleng, where he was tortured and executed.
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Photograph of Yee Mook. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Julian Contreras. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Elsevier photo collection. Tumenggun guess Djumhana Wiriaaadia, Prime Minister Pasundan Pasundan representative b.f.o.; b.f.o. Delegation TER R.T.C., R.T.C Association Commission. Sub-Commission III (foreign relations) committee. 1948. Hague, Indonesia, Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Pasundan
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Photograph of Lee Mow Lin. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photograph of Thomas Contreras. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Republican authorities. Darma Setiawan, Minister of Health in the Shahrir III cabinet. 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies
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Indian - Alaska. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History
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Photograph of Lloyd Hass (aka Ray J. White). Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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Son Ngoc Minh (1920-1972), also known as Achar Mean, was a Cambodian communist politician. Hewas the founder of the United Issarak Front. In 1950, he formally declared Cambodia's independence after claiming that the UIF controlled one third of the country. Along with Tou Samouth, Minh founded the Khmer People's Revolutionary Party (KPRP) in August 1951.
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An Jung-geun (1879 - 1910) Korean-independence activist, who assassinated Prince Ito Hirobumi, President of the Privy Council of Japan, following the signing of the Eulsa Treaty on 26 October 1909, with Korea on the verge of annexation by Japan. He was imprisoned and later executed by Japanese authorities on 26 March 1910. An was posthumously awarded the Order of Merit for National Foundation in 1962 by the South Korean government
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Liu Hua (1899-1925), from Biyi, Sichuan Province, a member of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), was one of the main leaders of the May Thirtieth Movement. The May Thirtieth Movement was a major labour and patriotic movement against imperialist powers led by the Chinese Communist Party. He was originally an apprentice of the Zhonghua Book Company's printing factory. Zhonghua Book Company are Chinese publishing houses that focus on the humanities, especially classical Chinese works. Liu was a work-study student at Shanghai University starting from November of 1923, he was then sent to work at the Huxi Worker Club by the CCP and led the strikes in February 1925 during the May Thirtieth Movement. When the Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions was formed, he was elected as Vice-Chairman. Liu was secretly murdered by warlords on December 17th, 1925.
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Photograph of Houston Ward. Bureau of Prisons, Inmate case files.
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U Nu (1907 - 1995), known by the honorific name Thakin Nu, leading Burmese statesman and nationalist politician. He was the first Prime Minister of Burma under the provisions of the 1947 Constitution of the Union of Burma, from 4 January 1948 to 12 June 1956, again from 28 February 1957 to 28 October 1958, and finally from 4 April 1960 to 2 March 1962.
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Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Republican authorities. Relief Laoh, Deputy Minister of Labor (Perkarjaan Umum) in the Shahrir III cabinet. 1947. Indonesia, Dutch East Indies
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Anefo photo collection. Palar and Mr. Ali Budiardjo. August 17, 1949