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5 record(s) were found:TRIAL #1246Date: 1910/11/1; Reels(s): 161. Defendant(s): William Gilbride, Sex: M; Skiboo, Sex: M; Thomas Gilbride, Sex: M; Gangs, Sex: M; Charge(s): Murder (1st degree); Judge: Edward Swann; Defense Attorney(s): Joseph R. Truesdale; Prosecuting Attorney(s): Frank Moss; Note(s): William Gilbride, Alias Skiboo. Impleaded with Thomas Gilbride. Thomas Gilbride, alias Gangs. Stenographer Number: 1434; Page(s): 379 p. Court: Court of General Sessions TRIAL #1886 Date: 1914/5/19; Reels(s): 239. Defendant(s): Karol Draniewicz, Sex: M; Victor Muravloff, Sex: M; John Triroszka, Sex: M; Charge(s): Murder (1st degree); Judge: Charles C. Nott Jr.; Defense Attorney(s): Samuel Feldman; Joseph R. Truesdale; Prosecuting Attorney(s): L. S. Breckinridge; Isidor Wasservogel; Note(s): Impleaded with Victor Muravloff and John Triroszka. See case 1899 for trial of Victor Triroszka. Stenographer Number: 2314; Page(s): 2 v. Court: Court of General Sessions TRIAL #2047 Date: 1915/3/15; Reels(s): 257. Defendant(s): John McArdle, Sex: M; James Ward, Sex: M; Arthur Bieler, Sex: M; Charge(s): Murder (1st degree); Judge: Thomas C. T. Crain; Defense Attorney(s): Joseph R. Truesdale; Prosecuting Attorney(s): W. H. L. Edwards; Note(s): Impleaded with James Ward, alias Arthur Bieler. Stenographer Number: 2496; Page(s): 445 p. Court: Court of General Sessions TRIAL #2337 Date: 1917/8/10; Reels(s): 297. Defendant(s): Timothy Foss, Sex: M; Charge(s): Murder (1st degree); Judge: William H. Wadhams; Defense Attorney(s): Edwin A. Falk; Joseph R. Truesdale; Prosecuting Attorney(s): John Cardone; Leslie W. Tompkins; Stenographer Number: 2817; Page(s): 2 v. Court: Court of General Sessions TRIAL #3255 Date: 1919/01/21; Reels(s): 404. Defendant(s): Richard Harrison, Sex: M; Charge(s): Murder (1st degree); Judge: Barton S. Weeks; Defense Attorney(s): Joseph R. Truesdale; Prosecuting Attorney(s): Henry Stanley Renaud; Alfred J. Talley; Stenographer Number: 3061; Page(s): 792 p. Court: New York Supreme Court |
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The Crime in New York 1850-1950
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