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4. The trial of John Gordon and William Gordon: charged with the murder of Amasa Sprague, before the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, March Term, 1844 : with all the incidental questions raised in the trial carefully preserved--the testimony of the witnesses nearly verbatim--and the arguments of counsel and a correct plat of all the localities described in the testimony, prepared expressly for this report

Author(s):
Gordon, John, -1845
Publication:
Providence : Sidney S. Rider, 1884
Subject(s):
Homicide
Rhode Island
Gordon, John, -1845.
Gordon, William, active 1843.
Sprague, Amasa, 1798-1843.

5. Poor Mary Stannard!: a full and thrilling story of the circumstances connected with her murder. History of the monstrous Madison crime. The most mysterious of all the cases which have baptized Connecticut in blood. The only true and reliable account. The clairvoyant's wonderful story

Publication:
New Haven : Stafford Print. Co., 1879
Subject(s):
Homicide
Connecticut
Stannard, Mary, 1856-1878.
Hayden, Herbert H. (Herbert Hiram), 1850-

10. Was Guiteau sane and responsible for the assassination of President Garfield?: read before the Boston Medico-Psychological Society, April 6, 1882, and the Association of Medical Superintendents for American Institutions for the Insane at Cincinnati, June 9, 1882

Author(s):
Fisher, Theodore W. (Theodore Willis), 1837-1914, author
Publication:
Cambridge : Printed at the Riverside Press, 1882
Subject(s):
Insanity Defense
Criminals -- psychology
Homicide
United States
Guiteau, Charles J. (Charles Julius), 1841-1882.

15. The beautiful victim of the Elm City: being a full, fair, and impartial narrative of all that is known of the terrible fate of the trusting and unfortunate Jennie E. Cramer : giving all the evidence that led the jury to hold James Malley, Jr. as her murderer, and to denounce Walter E. Malley and Blanche Douglass as aiders and abettors in this terrible social tragedy

Publication:
New York : M.J. Ivers & Co., c1881
Subject(s):
Homicide
Connecticut
Cramer, Jennie E., 1861?-1881.

17. John P. Phair: a complete history of Vermont's celebrated murder case : containing a report of the trial and conviction for the murder of Ann E. Freeze, at Rutland, the hearing on exceptions, the sentence, "dying statement," two reprieves, legislative proceedings, petitions for new trial, and final effort to stay execution

Publication:
Boston : Published for the author, 1879
Subject(s):
Homicide
Vermont
Phair, John P., -1879.
Freeze, Ann E., -1874.

21. Report of the case of Geo. C. Hersey, indicted for the murder of Betsy Frances Tirrell, before the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts: including the hearing on the motion in arrest of judgment, the prisoner's petition for a commutation of sentence, the death warrant, officer's return upon it, and the confession

Author(s):
Hersey, Geo. C. (George Canning), d. 1862
Publication:
Boston : A. Williams & Co., 1862
Subject(s):
Homicide
Poisoning
Strychnine -- poisoning
Massachusetts
Tirrell, Betsy Frances, 1834-1860.

24. Trial of Allen C. Laros, at Easton, Pennsylvania, August, 1876: for the murder of his father, Martin Laros, by poison, and his defence, based upon the allegation of epileptic insanity, together with the argument on the rule for a new trial and proceedings upon the pleas in bar of the sentence : from various newspaper reports and manuscript notes

Author(s):
Laros, Allen C., defendent
Publication:
Easton, Pa. : Cole & Morwitz, 1877
Subject(s):
Homicide
Arsenic Poisoning
Insanity Defense
Pennsylvania
Laros, Allen C.
Laros, Martin, -1876.

28. Report of the case of John W. Webster, indicted for the murder of George Parkman, before the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts: including the hearing on the petition for a writ of error, the prisoner's confessional statements and application for a commutation of sentence, and an appendix containing several interesting matters never before published

Author(s):
Webster, John White, 1793-1850
Publication:
Boston : Little and Brown, 1850
Subject(s):
Jurisprudence
Homicide
Boston
Parkman, George, 1790-1849.

30. Trial of John Hendrickson, Jr., for the murder of his wife Maria, by poisoning: at Bethlehem, Albany County, N.Y., March 6th, 1853 : tried in the court of oyer and terminer, at Albany, N.Y., in June and July, 1853

Author(s):
Hendrickson, John, 1832-1854
Publication:
Albany : D.M. Barnes and W. S. Hevenor, 1853
Subject(s):
Homicide
Poisoning
Aconitum -- poisoning
New York
Hendrickson, John, 1832-1854.
Hendrickson, Maria, -1853.

31. A review of the case, the people agt. Rev. Henry Budge: indicted for the murder of his wife, Priscilla Budge, tried at the Oneida, New York, Circuit Court, in August and September, 1861 : containing an examination of the medico-legal questions involved in the case, a review of the positions taken by the medical witnesses for the defence, an extended discussion of the positions assumed by the medical witnesses for the prosecution, with cuts and tables for illustration, letters and opinions from various eminent American and foreign medical jurists, together with copious abstracts from the evidence adduced, and the judge's charge in the civil action of Henry Budge agt. Caleb Lyon for libel, tried at the Herkimer Circuit in October and November, 1961

Author(s):
Swinburne, John, 1820-1889
Publication:
Albany : Van Benthuysen, printer, 1862
Subject(s):
Homicide
Forensic Medicine
New York
Budge, Henry H.

32. The United States vs. Charles J. Guiteau, indicted for murder of James A. Garfield, twentieth President of the United States: opinion of John P. Gray, M.D., Superintendent of the Utica Insane Asylum, on the sanity of the prisoner

Author(s):
Gray, John P. (John Purdue), 1825-1886, author
Publication:
Washington : [publisher not identified], 1882
Subject(s):
Mental Competency
Homicide
Guiteau, Charles J. (Charles Julius), 1841-1882.
Garfield, James A. (James Abram), 1831-1881

42. General orders, no. 206. War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, December 17, 1862. I. At a Military Commission, which convened at Norfok, Virginia, December 2, 1862 ... was arraigned and tried Frederick Letz, teamster

Author(s):
United States. Adjutant-General's Office.
Publication:
[Washington?] : [publisher not identified], 1862
Subject(s):
Military Personnel
Jurisprudence
Homicide
African Americans
American Civil War
United States
Letz, Frederick.

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