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American state trials : a collection of the important and interesting criminal trials which have taken place in the United States from the beginning of our government to the present day

John D. Lawson (Editor)
Print Book, English, 1914
Thomas Law Books, St. Louis, MO, 1914
True crime literature
17 volumes ; 25 cm
849124
Vol. 1. Trial of Levi Weeks for the murder of Gulielma Sands, New York City, 1800
Trial of Samuel Tulley and John Dalton for piracy and murder, Boston, Massachusetts, 1812
Trial of Francis Mezzars for libel, New York City, 1817
Trial of the Rev. Jacob Gruber for inciting slaves to insurrection and rebellion, Frederick County, Maryland, 1819
Trial of George Bowen for the murder of Jonathan Jewett, Northampton, Massachussets, 1816
Trial of John Ury for inciting Negroes to crime and for being a Romish priest, New York City, 1741
Trial of Judge Wilkinson, Dr. Wilkinson and John Murdaugh for the murder of John Rothwell and Alexander H. Meeks, Kentucky, 1839
Trial of Francis Wittenburgh for procurement, New York City, 1818
Trial of Alexander W. Holmes for the manslaughter of Francis Askin, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1842
Trial of Simeon L. Crockett for arson, Boston, Massachusetts, 1835
Trial of John C. Colt for the murder of Samuel Adams, New York City, 1842
Trials of Bridget Bishop and George Burroughs for witchcraft, Salem, Massachusetts, 1692
Trial of Commander Alexander S. Mackenzie for murder, before a Naval Court of Inquiry, Brooklyn, New York, 1842
Trial of Oscar T. Caldwell for embezzlement, Chicago, Illinois, 1855
Trial of Mordecai M. Noah for breaking open and publishing a letter, New York City, 1818
Trial of Alden Spooner for libel, New York City, 1818
Trial of Mordecai M. Noah and Alden Spooner for contempt, New York City, 1818
Trial of Clement L. Vallandigham for sedition and rebellion, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1863
Trial of Moses Simons for assault and battery, New York City, 1818
Trial of Joel Clough for the murder of Mary W. Hamilton, New Jersey, 1833
Trial of Christian Smith for the murder of Bornt Lake, New York, 1817
Action of John M. Trumbull against Thomas Gibbons for libel, New York City, 1818
Trials of the Quakers, William Robinson, Marmaduke Stephenson, Dyer and others, Massachusetts, 1659
Trial of Paterick Blake for the murder of his wife, New York City, 1816. Vol. 2. Trial of Robert Stakes for cruelty to animals, New York CIty, 1822
Trial of Thomas Wilson Dorr for treason, Rhode Island, 1844
Trial of John Degey for disturbing divine worship, New York City, 1823
Trial of Bathsheba Spooner, William Brooks, James Buchanan and Ezra Ross for the murder of Joshua Spooner, Massachusetts, 1778
Trial of Teunis Van Pelt for bigamy, New York City, 1816
Trial of Nathaniel Childs, Jr., for embezzlement, St. Louis, Missouri
Trial of John Johnson for the murder of James Murray, New York City, 1824
Action of George Spence and wife against Barney Duffy for false imprisonment, New York City, 1816
Trial of Thomas O. Selfridge for the killing of Charles Auston, Boston, Massachusetts, 1806
Trial of John Morris for assault and battery, New York City, 1816
Trial of Dr. John W. Hughes for the murder of Tamzen Parsons, Cleveland, Ohio, 1865
Trial of Alfred S. Pell for assault and battery, New York City, 1816
Trial of David F. Mayberry for the murder of Andrew Alger, Janesville, Wisconsin, 1855
Trial of Diana Sellick for the murder of Hetty Johnson, New York City, 1816
Trial of Charles Gill for opening another person's letter, New York City, 1818
Trial of Thaddeus P. French for larceny, Boston, Massachusetts, 1827
Trial of Alexander Arbuthnot for inciting Indians to war, Florida, 1818
Trial of Robert C. Ambrister for inciting Indians to war, Florida, 1818
Action of Patrick Duffey against George E. Matthewson and others for assault and battery, New York City, 1816
Trial of Elizabeth Southard for the murder of William P. Walker, Richmond, Virginia, 1851
Trial of John Dayton and Thomas Dyer for larceny, New York City, 1817. Vol. 3. Trial of Susan B. Anthony for voting at a Congressional Election, New York, 1873
Trial of Beverly W. Jones, Edwin P. Marsh and William B. Hall for permitting women to vote, New York, 1873
Trial of Matthews F. Ward for the murder of William H.G. Butler, Kentucky, 1854
Trial of Archibald McArdle for assault and battery, New York City, 1822
Trial of John Hanlon for the murder of Mary Mohrman, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1870
Trial of William Boott for delivering a challenge to a duel, Boston, Massachusetts, 1834
Trial of Robert C. Hooper for sending a challenge to a duel, Boston, Massachusetts, 1834
Trial of Harris Seymour, Moses Roberts, Holloway Hayward, Henry Howard and James Ganson for the abduction of William Morgan, New York, 1827
Trial of William Dandridge Epes for the murder of Francis Adolphus Muir, Petersburg, Virginia, 1848
Trial of Berthina Tucker for grand larceny, New York City, 1820
Trial of Richard Lawrence for shooting at President Andrew Jackson, Washington, 1835
Trial of Cyrus B. Dean for the murder of Jonathan Ormsby and Asa March, Burlington, Vermont, 1808
Trial of Jared W. Bell for blasphemy, New York City, 1821
Trial of Noah Cherry, Robert Thompson and Harris Atkinson for the murder of Appie Jane Worley, Goldsboro, North Carolina, 1873
Action of James Maurice against Samuel Judd for a penalty, New York City, 1818
Trial of Ebenezer Clough for embracery, Boston, Massachusetts, 1833
Trial of Dr. Valorus P. Coolidge for the murder of Edward Mathews, Maine, 1848
Trial of Raymer C. Wertendyke and James Pike for false imprisonment and of Robert R. Browne fo assault and battery, New York City, 1822
Trial of Colonel David Henley for improper conduct as an officer of the American Army, Massachusetts, 1778
Trial of Jonathan Walker for aiding slaves to escape, Florida, 1844
Trial of Antonio Ancarola for kidnapping, New York City, 1879. Vol. 4. Trial of Francis Burke for the manslaughter of Benjamin M. Hazlip, Baltimore, Maryland, 1832
Trial of Charles Sprague for robbery, Brooklyn, New York, 1849
Trial of Professor John W. Webster for the murder of Dr. George Parkman, Boston, Massachusetts, 1850
Trial of Thomas Hoag for bigamy, New York City, 1804
Trial of Henry B. Allison, and others, for larceny, Richmond, Virginia, 1851
Trial of Thomas Lafon, Jr., for the killing of Joseph Hebring, Newark, New Jersey, 1869
Trial of James W. Lent for assault and battery, New York City, 1819
Action of John Trevett against John Wheeden for refusing paper money, Rhode Island, 1786
Proceedings of the General Assembly of Rhode Island against the judges of the Supreme Court for their judgment in the case of Trevett against Wheeden, Newport, Rhode Island, 1786
Case of breach of neutrality by citizens of the United States, Richmond, Virginia, 1793
Trial of Gideon Henfield for enlisting in a French privateer, Philadelphia, 1793
Trial of John Etienne Guinet for fitting out and arming a warship for a belligerent, Philadelphia, 1795
Trial of James Williamson for assault and battery, New York City, 1819
Trials of Major Stede Bonnet and thirty-three others for piracy, Charleston, South Carolina, 1718
Trial of Tucker, Robinson, Paterson, Scot and Bayley for piracy, Charleston, South Caroline, 1718
Trial of Smith, Carman, Thomas, Morrison, Livers, Booth, Hewet and Levit for piracy, Charleston, South Carolina, 1718
Trial of Eddy, Annand, Ross, Dunkin, Nichols, RIdge, King, Perry and Virgin for piracy, Charleston, South Caroline, 1718
Trial of Robbins, Mullet, Price, Lopez and Long for piracy, Charleston, South Carolina, 1718
Trial of Robinson, Tucker, Scot, Bayley, Paterson, Smith, Carman and Thomas for piracy, South Carolina, 1718
Trial of Morrison, Livers, Booth, Hewet, Levit, Eddy, Annand, Ross, Dunkin and Nichols for piracy, South Carolina, 1718
Trial of Brierly, Boyd, Sharp, Clarke, and Gerrard for piracy, South Carolina, 1718
Trial of Major Stede Bonnet for piracy, South Carolina, 1718
Trial of John and Sarah Robinson for kidnapping, Boston, Massachusetts, 1837
Trial of John R. Kelly for the murder of David W. Oxford, Dawson, Georgia, 1871
Trial of Thomas Ward for the killing of Albert Robinson, New York City, 1823. Vol. 5. Trial of William Arrison for the murder of Isaac Allison, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1854
Trial of Thomas Maule for slander and blasphemy, Salem, Massachusetts, 1696
Trial of Emma Augusta Cunningham for the murder of Dr. Harvey Burdell, New York City, 1857
Trial of Charles H. Grasty, Thomas K. Worthington and John M. Carter, Jr., for libel, Baltimore, Maryland, 1893
Trial of Captain John Quelch and others, for piracy, Boston Massachusetts, 1704
Trial of John Lambert and Charles James for piracy, Boston, Massachusetts, 1704
Trial of Christopher Scudamore and the rest of Captain Quelch's crew, for piracy, Boston, Massachusetts, 1704
Trial of Lawrence Pienovi for assault and battery, New York City, 1818
Trial of Ann K. Simpson for the murder of Alexander C. Simpson, Fayetteville, North Carolina, 1850
Trial of Winthop S. Gilman and others for riot, Alton, Illinois, 1838
Trial of John Solomon and others for riot, Alton Illinois, 1838
Trial of Anthony Burns for escaping from slavery, Boston, Massachusetts, 1854
Trial of Charlotte Greenwault and Sarah Moody as common scolds, New York City, 1819
Trial of Richard Smith for the murder of John Carson, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1816
Trial of Abraham Bogart for misdemeanor in office, New York City, 1856
Trial of Abraham Prescott for the murder of Mrs. Sally Cochran, Concord, New Hampshire, 1834
Trial of Eli H. Hall for robbery, Geneseo, New York, 1865
Trial of Gerald Eaton for the murder of TImothy Heenan, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1868
Trial of Joseph Pulford for kidnapping, New York City, 1819. Vol. 6. Trial of George S. Twitchell for the murder of Mary E. Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1868
Trial of John Wood for sending a challenge to a duel, New York City, 1818
Trial of Stephen and Jesse Boorn for the murder of Russel Colvin, Bennington, Vermont, 1819
Trial of William Farquhar and John H. Clark for assault and battery, New York City, 1816
Trial of Lucretia Chapman for the murder of William Chapman, Andalusia, Pennsyvania, 1832
Trial of Carolino de Mina for the muirder of William Chapman, Andalusia, Pennsylvania, 1832
Trial of Major General Benedict Arnold for certain misdemeanors, Raritan, New Jersey, 1779
Trial of Major John André for being a spy, Tappan, New York, 1789
Trial of Joshua H. Smith for assisting the enemy, Tappan, New York, 1780
Trial of Reverend George W. Carawan for the murder of Clement H. Lassiter, Washington, North Carolina, 1853
Trial of Stephen Merrill Clark for arson, Salem, Massachusetts, 1821
Trial of Stephen Russell for arson, Boston, Massachusetts, 1835
Trial of William Cobbett for libel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1797
Trial of Matthew Lyon for a seditious libel, Vergennes, Vermont, 1798
Trial of Anthony Haswell for a seditious libel, Windson, Vermont, 1800
Trial of John Brown for treason and insurrection, Charlestown, Virginia, 1859
Trial of Edwin Coppoc for treason, insurrection and murder, Charlestown, Virginia, 1859
Trial of John Anthony Copeland and Shields Green for insurrection and murder, Charlestown, Virginia, 1859
Trial of John E. Cook for treason, insurrection and murder, Charlestown, Virginia, 1859
Trial of David D. How for the murder of Othello Church, Angelica, New York, 1824. Vol. 7. Trial of Israel Thayer, Jr., Isaac Thayer, and Nelson Thayer for the murder of John Love, Buffalo, New York, 1825
Trial of Mrs. Margaret Douglas for teaching colored children to read, Norfolk, Virginia, 1853
Trial of Alexander McLeod for the burning of the steamboat Caroline and the murder of Amos Durfee, Utica, New York, 1841
Trial of Stephen M. Ballew for the murder of James P. Golden, McKinney, Texas, 1871
Trial of John Stuyvesant for false pretenses, New York City, 1879
Trial of John Francis Knapp for the murder of Joseph White, Salem, massachusetts, 1830
Trial of Joseph Jenkins Knapp, Jr., as an accessory in the murder of Joseph White, Salem, Massachusetts, 1830
Trial of Richard Crowninshield, Jr., as an accessory in the murder of Joseph White, Salem, Massachusetts, 1930
Trial of John Ball for setting fire to his own house, New York City, 1817
Trial of William Duane, James Reynolds, Robert Moore and Samuel Cuming for riot, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1799
Trial of John Langley for larceny and embezzlement, New York City, 1819
Trial of John Joyce and Peter Mathias for the murder of Sarah Cross, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1808
Trial of Ephraim Gilman for the murder of Harriet B. Swan, Paris, Maine, 1862
Trial of John Scott, Jewitt Prime, Samuel Wynant, Oliver Bancroft, Jacob Miles and Patrick Hildreth for riot and assault, New York City, 1817
Trial of Jonathan Robbins for extradition under a treaty with Great Britain, Charleston, South Carolina, 1799
Trial of the action of William Wilmar against B.W. Williams for libel, New Bedford, Massachusetts, 1845
Trial of William Landon for breach of the prohibition law of the state, Albany, New York, 1865. Vol. 8. Trial of Josiah Burnham for the murder of Captain Joseph Starkweather, Plymouth, New Hampshire, 1806
Trial of the conspirators to assassinate President Lincoln, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of David E. Herold for conspiracy and murder, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of George A. Atzerodt for conspiracy and murder, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of Lewis Payne for conspiracy and murder, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of Mrs. Mary E. Surratt for conspiracy and murder, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of Michael O'Laughlin for conspiracy and murder, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of Samuel Arnold for conspiracy and murder, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of Edward Spangler for conspiracy and murder, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of Dr. Samuel A. Mudd for conspiracy and murder, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of the conspirators to assassinate President Lincoln: the argument of Judge Advocate Bingham for the government, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of the conspirators to assassinate President Lincoln: the verdict, the sentences and the executions, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of Captain Henry Wirz for conspiracy and murder, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of Leonard Simons and Eber Wheaton for libel, New York City, 1823. Vol. 9. Trial of John H. Surratt for conspiracy and murder, Washington, District of Columbia, 1867
Trial of Emil A. Meysenburg for bribery, St. Louis, Missouri, 1902
Trial of Julius Lehman for perjury, St. Louis, Missouri, 1902
Trial of Robert M. Snyder for bribery, St. Louis, Missouri, 1902
Trial of Edward Butler for bribery, Columbia, Missouri, November 1902
Trials of members of the Ku Klux Klan organization for conspiracy, Columbia, South Carolina, 1871
Trial of Sherod Childers, Evans Murphy, William Montgomery, and Hezekiah Porter for conspiracy, Columbia, South Carolina, 1871
Trial of Robert Hayes Mitchell for conspiracy, Columbia, South Carolina, 1871
Trial of John W. Mitchell and Thomas B. Whitesides for conspiracy, Columbia, South Carolina, 1871
Trial of John S. Millar for conspiracy, Columbia, South Carolina, 1871
Trial of Edward T. Avery for conspiracy, Columbia, South Carolina, 1871
Trial of Sylvanus, William, Hugh H. and James B. Shearer, for conspiracy, Columbia, South Carolina, 1871
Trial of Henry C. Warlick and others for conspiracy, Columbia, South Carolina, 1872
Trial of F.W. McMaster for contempt of court, Columbia, South Carolina, 1872
Case of John Merryman on habeas corpus, Baltimore, Maryland, 1861. Vol. 10. Trial of Edward D. Worrell for the murder of Basil H. Gordon, Union, Missouri, 1857
Trial of John Hodges for treason, Baltimore, Maryland, 1815
Trial of Leo M. Frank for the murder of Mary Phagan, Atlanta, Georgia, 1913
Trial of William Weems and seven other British soldiers for the murder of Crispus Attucks, Samuel Gray, Samuel Maverick, James Caldwell and Partick Carr, Boston, Massachusetts, 1770
Trial of Captain Thomas Preston for the murder of Crispus Attucks and others, Boston, Massachusetts, 1770
Trial of Edward Manwaring, John Munro, Hammond Green and Thomas Greenwood for murder, Boston, Massachusetts, 1770
Trial of Jacob Leisler for high treason, New York, 1691
Trial of Nicholas Bayard for high treason, New York City, 1702
Trial of Orrin de Wolf for the murder of William Stiles, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1845
Trial of Alexander Whistelo for bastardy, New York City, 1808
Trial of Robert McConaghy for the murder of Rosanna Brown and her five children: John, Elizabeth, George, Jacob and David, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, 1840
Trial of W.J. Cook for blackmail, Atlanta, Georgia, 1918
Trial of Mrs. Herman H. Hirsch for blackmail, Atlanta, Georgia, 1918
Trial of Pedro Gibert, Bernardo de Soto, Francisco Ruiz, Nicola Costa, Antonio Ferrer, Manuel Boyga, Domingo de Guzman, Juan Antonio Portana, Manuel Castillo, Angel Garcia, Jose Velazquez and Juan Montenegro for piracy, Boston, Massachusetts, 1834
Trial of Thomas Cooper for seditious libel, Phildelphia, Pennsylvania, 1800
Trial of James Thomas Callender for seditious libel, Richmond, Virginia, 1800. Vol. 11. Trial of John Fries for treason, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1799
Second trial of John Fries for treason, Phildephia, Pennsylvania, 1800
Trial of Conrad Marks for treason, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1800
Trial of Henry Shiffert, Christian Ruth, Henry Stahler, Daniel Schwartz, Sr., Daniel Schwartz, Jr., and George Schaeffer, for conspiracy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1800
Trial of Jacob Eyerman for breaking prison and conspiracy, Norristown, Pennsylvania, 1799
Trial of Judge Samuel Chase for "High crimes and misdemeanors", Washington, D.C., 1805
Trial of James Philips for larceny, New York City, 1819
Trial of Mark and Phillis (Negro slaves), for petit treason in the murder of Captain John Codman, their master, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1755
Trial of Henrietta Robinson for the murder of Timothy Langdon, Troy, New York, 1854
Trial of the Western Insurgents for treason, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1795
Trial of John Mitchell for treason, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1795
Trial of William Vigol for treason, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1795
Trial of Charles Hazeltine for exhibiting in public an antique statute, New Bedford, Massachusetts, 1873
Trial of Frank James for train robbery and murder, Gallatin, Missouri, 1883
Trial of Isaac Roget for conspiracy to defraud, New York CIty, 1817
Trial of Samuel Thompson for the murder of Ezra Lovett, Jr., Salem, Massachusetts, 1809. Vol. 12. Trial of the Chicago Anarchists, August Spies, Michael Schwab, Samuel Fielden, Albert R. Parsons, Adolph Fischer, George Engel, Louis Lingg, and Oscar Neebe, for conspiracy and murder, Chicago. Illinois, 1886
Trial of john Weeks for larceny, New York City, 1818
Trial of Theodore Lyman for a libel on Daniel Webster, Boston, Massachusetts, 1828
Trial of Richard P. Robinson for the murder of Helen Jewett, New York City, 1836
Trial of Ezekiel de Coster, Andrew Horton, Hosea Sargent, and others for riot, Boston, Massachusetts, 1825
Trial of Daniel E. Sickles for the murder of Philip Barton Key, Washington, D.C., 1859
Trial of John Hart for obstructing the United States mail, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1817
Trial of James Gallaher and James McElroy for passing counterfeit money, New York City, 1820
Trial of Robert Worrall for attempting to bribe a public officer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1798
Trial of Isaac Williams for accepting a commission on an armed vessel in time of war, Hartford, Connecticut, 1799
Trial of Daniel K. Allen for false pretenses, New York City, 1818
Trial of Frederick Eberle and others for conspiracy fo prevent the use of the English language, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1816
Trial of John Fontana for disloyalty, Bismarck, North Dakota, 1918. Vol. 13. Trial of Kate O'Hare for disloyalty, Birmarck, North Dakota, 1917
Trial of William Worcester for driving horses on a trot, Boston, Massachusetts, 1824
Trial of Benjamin F. Hunter for the murder of John M. Armstrong, Camden, New Jersey, 1878
Trial of John Moore and others for assault and battery, New York City, 1824
Trial of Hugh M'Evoy and others for assault and battery, New York City, 1824
Trial of the action of Dred Scott, a slave, against Irene Emerson for false imprisonment and assault, St. Louis, Missouri, 1847
Second trial of the action of Dred Scott, a slave, against Irene Emerson for false imprisonment and assault, St. Louis, Missouri, 1850
Trial of the action of Dred Scott, a slave, against John F.A. Sanford, for false imprisonment and assault, St. Louis, Missouri, 1854
Trial of Dr. Thomas Thatcher Graves for the murder of Josephine A. Barnaby, Denver, Colorado, 1891
Trial of Abner Kneeland for blasphemy, Boston, Massachusetts, 1834
Second trial of Abner Kneeland for blasphemy, Boston, Massachusetts, 1834
Third and fourth trials of Abner Kneeland for blasphemy, Boston, Massachusetts, 1835
Trial of James Melvin and others, for conspiracy to raise wages, New York City, 1810
Trial of Hugh M. Brooks alias Maxwell for the murder of Charles A. Preller, St. Louis, Missouri, 1886
Trial of Franz von Ritter on habeas corpus for false imprisonment, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1816
Trial of Rose Pastor Stokes for disloyalty, Kansas City, Missouri, 1918. Vol. 14. Trial of Charles J. Guiteau for the murder of President Garfield, Washington, D.C., 1881
Trial of Leon F. Czolgosz for the murder of President McKinley, Buffalo, N.Y., 1901
Trial of Thomas Bird and Hans Hansen for piracy and murder, Portland, Maine, 1790
Trial of Levi and Laban Kenniston for robbery, Ipswich, Massachusetts, 1817
Trial of William Lloyd Garrison for libel, Baltimore, Maryland, 1830
Trial of Ruggles Hubbard and James L. Bell, sheriff and jailor, for preventing an attorney from entering the jail to see a client, New York City, 1815
Trial of Grace A. Lusk for the murder of Mrs. Newman Roberts, Waukesha, WIsconsin, 1918
Trial of James Dalton for false pretense, New York City, 1823
Trial of Joseph T. Buckingham for libel, Boston, Massachusetts, 1824
Second trial of Joseph T. Buckingham for libel, Boston, Massachusetts, 1824
Trial of Isaac Cotteral and Peter Crannel for arson, Troy, N.Y. [1820]
Trial of John Ward for the murder of Mrs. Ephriam Griswold, Burlington, Vermont, 1866
Trial of Joseph Neet and others for Sabbath breaking, Lexington, Missouri, 1899
Trial of Henry B. Hagerman for assault with intent to murder, New York City, 1818
Trial of Albert H. Hicks for piracy, New York City, 1860
Trial of Benjamin Shaw, John Alley, Jr., Jonothan Buffum and Preserved Sprague for disturbance of public worship and riot, Ipswich, Massachusetts, 1822
Trial of John Y. Beall for violation of the rules of war and acting as a spy, New York City, 1865. Vol. 15. Trial of various criminals by the First Vigilance Committee, San Francisco, California, 1851
Trial of Charles Cora for the murder of William H. Richardson, San Francisco, California, 1856
Trial of various criminals by the Second Vigilance Committee, San Francisco, California, 1856
Trial of James P. Casey for the murder of James King of William, and the trial of Charles Cora for the murder of William H. Richardson by the Second Vigilance Committee, San Francisco, California, 1856
Trial of Judge David S. Terry for an attempt to murder and for other crimes, San Francisco, California, 1856
Trial of Edward McGowan for the murder of James King of William, Napa City, California, 1857
Trial of Laura D. Fair for the murder of Alexander P. Crittenden, San Francisco, California, 1871
Trials of the actions between Sarah Althea Hill and Senator William Sharon and the proceedings against David S. Terry and his wife, 1883-1888. First trial: for fraud and perjury; Second trial: for divorce and alimony; Third trial: for fraud and forgery; Fourth trial: for Contempt of court
Trial on habeas corpus of David Neagle for the murder of Judge David S. Terry, San Francisco, California, 1889
Trial of William Henry Theodore Durrant for the murder of Blanche Lamont, San Francisco, California, 1895. Vol. 16. Trial of John Peter Zenger for libel, New York City, 1735
Trial of Harry Crosswell for libel, Hudson, New York, 1803
Trial of William P. Darnes for the killing of Andrew J. Davis, St. Louis, Missouri, 1840
Trial of William Freeman for the murder of John Van Nest, Auburn, New York, 1846
Trail of Edward Ol Coburn and Benjamin F. Dalton for the manslaughter of William Sumner, Boston, Massachusetts, 1856
Trial of Benjamin F. Dalton against Helen M. Dalton for divorce, Boston, Massachusetts, 1857
Trial of Charles B. Reynolds for blasphemy, Morristown, New Jersey, 1887. Vol. 17. Trial of Harry E. Wootton for kidnapping, Tombstone, Arizona, 1920
Trial of Wiliam H. Westervelt for the abduction of Charley Ross, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1875
Trial of Mary Harris for the murder of Adoniram J. Burroughs, Washington, D.C., 1865
Trial of Nathaniel Jennison for assault and false imprisonment, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1783
Trial of Thomas J. Cluverius for the murder of Fannie Lillian Madison, Richmond, Vitigina, 1885
Trial of Martha Bradstreet for libel, New York City, 1817
Trial of Hannah Kinney for the murder of George T. Kinney, Boston, Massachusetts, 1840
Trial of Lieutenant James Renshaw for oppressive and unbecoming conduct, New York, 1808
Trial of Lieutenant James Renshaw for sending a challenge to a duel, New York City, 1809
Trial of Henry G. Green for the murder of his wife, Troy, New York, 1845
"Preface to volume fifteen" signed: A.S.R
"Preface to volume sixteen" signed: Robert L. Howard
Includes index
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