5 record(s) were found:
TRIAL #108Date: 1898/01/21; Reels(s): 24.
Defendant(s): Daniel Smith, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Burglary (2nd degree) (as second offense);
Judge: Joseph E. Newburger;
Defense Attorney(s): Abraham Levy;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): James W. Osborne;
Stenographer Number: 1083; Page(s): 113 p
Court: Court of General Sessions
TRIAL #663
Date: 1907/5/14; Reels(s): 104.
Defendant(s): Thomas Edwards, Sex: M; Thomas Williams, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Burglary (2nd degree) (as second offense);
Judge: Otto A. Rosalsky;
Defense Attorney(s): Baylis; Carlin;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Hart;
Note(s): Alias Thomas Williams.
Stenographer Number: 539; Page(s): 92 p.
Court: Court of General Sessions
TRIAL #816
Date: 1908/4/29; Reels(s): 118.
Defendant(s): William Murray, Sex: M; Arthur Freeman, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Burglary (2nd degree) (as second offense); Grand larceny (1st degree) (as second offense); Receiving (as second offense);
Judge: Thomas C. T. Crain;
Defense Attorney(s): J. D. Wetmore;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Keyran J. O'Connor;
Note(s): Indicted as Arthur Freeman.
Stenographer Number: 291; Page(s): 79 p.
Court: Court of General Sessions
TRIAL #1353
Date: 1911/4/17; Reels(s): 174.
Defendant(s): George Glenn, Sex: M; George Glen, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Burglary (2nd degree) (as second offense); Grand larceny (1st degree) (as second offense); Receiving (as second offense);
Judge: Thomas C. O'Sullivan;
Defense Attorney(s): Alexander Sidney Rosenthal;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): T. Channon Press;
Note(s): Alias George Glen.
Stenographer Number: 1489; Page(s): 85 p.
Court: Court of General Sessions
TRIAL #1390
Date: 1911/6/1; Reels(s): 181.
Defendant(s): Alfred V. Schwitofsky, Sex: M; Alfred Gerber, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Assault (1st degree) (as second offense); Burglary (2nd degree) (as second offense);
Judge: Thomas C. Sullivan;
Defense Attorney(s): Walter H. Carpenter; William G. Kier;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Robert C. McCormick;
Note(s): Alias Alfred Gerber.
Stenographer Number: 1552; Page(s): 95 p.
Court: Court of General Sessions
The Crime in New York 1850-1950
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