Crime In New York 1850-1950

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6 record(s) were found:

TRIAL #855
Date: 1908/7/7; Reels(s): 122.
Defendant(s): Isaac Hunter, Sex: M; Samuel Miles, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Grand larceny (2nd degree);
Judge: Otto A. Rosalsky;
Defense Attorney(s): Samuel Feldman;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Charles A. Dana; John W. Hart;
Note(s): See case 798 for first trial.
Stenographer Number: 747; Page(s): 72 p.

Court: Court of General Sessions

TRIAL #863
Date: 1908/7/24; Reels(s): 122.
Defendant(s): Sam Weinberg, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Grand larceny (2nd degree);
Judge: Otto A. Rosalsky;
Defense Attorney(s): Isidore Klafkis;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Charles A. Dana;
Stenographer Number: 984; Page(s): 82 p.

Court: Court of General Sessions

TRIAL #865
Date: 1908/7/27; Reels(s): 122.
Defendant(s): Joseph Crivello, Sex: M; Joseph Fotia, Sex: M; Joseph Lipanto, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Robbery (1st degree);
Judge: Otto A. Rosalsky;
Defense Attorney(s): B. L. Mittnick;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Charles A. Dana;
Stenographer Number: 567; Page(s): 123 p.

Court: Court of General Sessions

TRIAL #906
Date: 1908/11/20; Reels(s): 125.
Defendant(s): Morris Klein, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Bribery;
Judge: Edward Swann;
Defense Attorney(s): W. G. Kier;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Charles A. Dana;
Stenographer Number: 348; Page(s): 99 p.

Court: Court of General Sessions

TRIAL #909
Date: 1908/11/25; Reels(s): 125.
Defendant(s): Samuel Lipsky, Sex: M; Michael Hearn, Sex: M; Max Finkelstein, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Grand larceny (2nd degree); Receiving;
Judge: Edward Swann;
Defense Attorney(s): Charles Firestone;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Charles A. Dana;
Note(s): Impleaded with Michael Hearn and Max Finkelstein.
Stenographer Number: 709; Page(s): 107 p.

Court: Court of General Sessions

TRIAL #3186
Date: 1909/11/10; Reels(s): 381-382.
Defendant(s): Philip Mangano, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Murder (1st degree);
Judge: Vernon M. Davis;
Defense Attorney(s): Samuel Feldman; Francis S. McAvoy;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Charles A. Dana; Nathan A. Smyth;
Stenographer Number: 201; Page(s): v. 2

Court: New York Supreme Court

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