Crime In New York 1850-1950

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6 record(s) were found:

TRIAL #238
Date: 1900/11/18; Reels(s): 44.
Defendant(s): William Weisenberger, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Receiving;
Judge: Joseph E. Newburger;
Defense Attorney(s): James W. Ridgway;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): James D. McClelland;
Stenographer Number: 2090; Page(s): 225 p.

Court: Court of General Sessions

TRIAL #279
Date: 1901/12/19; Reels(s): 51.
Defendant(s): Edward G. Glennon, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Public officers: Willfully omitting to perform a duty;
Judge: John W. Goff;
Defense Attorney(s): James W. Ridgway;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): James W. Osborne; Arthur C. Train;
Note(s): Failure of police officer to close house of prostitution.
Stenographer Number: 622; Page(s): 2 v.

Court: Court of General Sessions

TRIAL #475
Date: 1905/01/11; Reels(s): 81.
Defendant(s): William Gilhooly, Sex: M; Leona Gray, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Perjury, subornation of;
Judge: John W. Goff;
Defense Attorney(s): Daniel O'Reilly; James W. Ridgway;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Charles C. Nott Jr.;
Note(s): Recessed. Impleaded with Leona Gray.
Stenographer Number: 598; Page(s): 228 p.

Court: Court of General Sessions

TRIAL #605
Date: 1906/10/24; Reels(s): 97.
Defendant(s): Giuseppi Tocco, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Murder (1st degree);
Judge: John W. Goff;
Defense Attorney(s): James W. Ridgway;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Amos Pinchot; Arthur C. Train;
Stenographer Number: 1000; Page(s): 132 p.
Full-Text Transcript available: 605.pdf
Court: Court of General Sessions

TRIAL #824
Date: 1908/5/18; Reels(s): 119.
Defendant(s): Francis J. Dudenhausen, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Medicine: Practicing under false and assumed name (as second offense);
Judge: James T. Malone;
Defense Attorney(s): James W. Ridgway;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Appleton;
Stenographer Number: 506; Page(s): 86 p.

Court: Court of General Sessions

TRIAL #989
Date: 1909/4/19; Reels(s): 134.
Defendant(s): Charles Bliven, Sex: M;
Charge(s): Grand larceny (1st degree);
Judge: James T. Malone;
Defense Attorney(s): James W. Ridgway;
Prosecuting Attorney(s): Hart; McNish;
Stenographer Number: 154; Page(s): 305 p.

Court: Court of General Sessions

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