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Confession of John Baham Junior in relation to the Murder of Nathan Adler
Baham, John. Confession of John Baham, Junior, in relation to the Murder of Nathan Adler. Auburn, [N.Y.]: Printed by Henry Oliphant, 1851. 16 p.
Neutrality. The United States against Henry Hertz. A Letter to Caleb Cushing, Esquire, Attorney General. By a Lawyer and Citizen.
Neutrality. The United States against Henry Hertz. A Letter to Caleb Cushing, Esquire, Attorney General. By a Lawyer and Citizen. Philadelphia: Sold by J. W. Moore, etc., [1855]. 34 p.
Defence of Uriah P. Levy before the Court of Inquiry, held at Washington City, November and December 1857, in Pursuance of the Act of Congress, entitled “An Act to Amend an Act Entitled ‘An Act to Promote the Efficiency of the Navy,’” approved January 16, 1857. Prepared and read by His Senior Counsel B. F. Butler, of New York. With an Abstract of the Proceedings and Testimony, and an Appendix containing the Documents referred to in the Defence.
Butler, Benjamin Franklin. Defence of Uriah P. Levy before the Court of Inquiry, held at Washington City, November and December 1857, in Pursuance of the Act of Congress, entitled “An Act to Amend an Act Entitled ‘An Act to Promote the Efficiency of the Navy,’” approved January 16, 1857. Prepared and read by His Senior Counsel B. F. Butler, of New York. With an Abstract of the Proceedings and Testimony, and an Appendix containing the Documents referred to in the Defence. New York: Wm. C. Bryant, Printers, 1858. vii, 169 p.
The Life and Confessions of Charles E. Jones, Convicted of the Murder of Isaac Jackson, a Jew Peddler, at Springfield, Mass., December 7, 1857. Together with an Appendix, embracing His Trial and the Speeches of Counsel. Written by Himself, in Prison.
Jones, Charles E. The Life and Confessions of Charles E. Jones, Convicted of the Murder of Isaac Jackson, a Jew Peddler, at Springfield, Mass., December 7, 1857. Together with an Appendix, embracing His Trial and the Speeches of Counsel. Written by Himself, in Prison. Montpelier, Vt.: Printed by Ballou, Loveland, 1860. 168 p.
The Great “Trunk Mystery” of New York City. Murder of the Beautiful Miss Alice A. Bowlsby, of Paterson, N.J. Her Body Placed in a Trunk and Labelled for Chicago. Many Strange Incidents made Public.
The Great “Trunk Mystery” of New York City. Murder of the Beautiful Miss Alice A. Bowlsby, of Paterson, N.J. Her Body Placed in a Trunk and Labelled for Chicago. Many Strange Incidents made Public. Philadelphia: Barclay & Co., [c1872]. 104 p.
Rubenstein; or, The Murdered Jewess, being a Full and Reliable History of This Terrible Mystery of Blood. The Trial in Full.
Rubenstein, Pasach Nissin, defendant. Rubenstein; or, The Murdered Jewess, being a Full and Reliable History of This Terrible Mystery of Blood. The Trial in Full. Philadelphia: Old Franklin Publishing House, [1876]. 54, [1] p.
Thrilling Mysteries of the Rubenstein Murder never before Brought to Light
Stern, Samuel. Thrilling Mysteries of the Rubenstein Murder, never before Brought to Light ... [New York]: Pub. by S. Stern & Cohn, and Sold by the American News Co., c1876. 14, [1] p.
The Trial of Henry Kobler Musselman and Lewis Willman, for the Murder of the unfortunate Lazarus Zellerbach; containing the Confession of Kobler to Willman, the Speech of the Attorney General and the Charge of the Judge to the Jury. Reported by J. Franklin Reigart.
Musselman, Henry Kobler, defendant. The Trial of Henry Kobler Musselman and Lewis Willman, for the Murder of the unfortunate Lazarus Zellerbach; containing the Confession of Kobler to Willman, the Speech of the Attorney General and the Charge of the Judge to the Jury. Reported by J. Franklin Reigart. Lancaster, [Pa.]: Forney, Printer, 1839. 56 p.
A Practical Treatise of the Law of Marriage and Divorce; Containing also the Mode of Proceeding on Divorces in the Ecclesiastical Courts and in Parliament; The Right to Custody of Children, Voluntary Separation between Husband and Wife; The Husband’s Liability to Wife’s Debts; and the Conflict between the Laws of England and Scotland respecting Divorce and Legitimacy.
Shelford, Leonard. A Practical Treatise of the Law of Marriage and Divorce; Containing also the Mode of Proceeding on Divorces in the Ecclesiastical Courts and in Parliament; The Right to Custody of Children, Voluntary Separation between Husband and Wife; The Husband’s Liability to Wife’s Debts; and the Conflict between the Laws of England and Scotland respecting Divorce and Legitimacy. Philadelphia: John S. Littell, 1841. 518 p.
The Life of Anson Bunker, "The Bloody Hand," the Perpetrator of no less than Fifteen Cold-blooded Murders, amongst which were the Great Nathan Murder of New York City, and those of His Three Wives, and several others in various Parts of the Country. His Horrible Confession and Terrible Doom.
The Life of Anson Bunker, "The Bloody Hand," the Perpetrator of no less than Fifteen Cold-blooded Murders, amongst which were the Great Nathan Murder of New York City, and those of His Three Wives, and several others in various Parts of the Country. His Horrible Confession and Terrible Doom. Philadelphia: Barclay & Co., [c1875]. [2], [19]-95 p.
Bank Thieves: How They Work and How to Foil Them.
Redmond, E. G. Bank Thieves: How They Work and How to Foil Them. Chicago, [189-?]. 97 p.
The Marks Murderers and a History of Their Lives and Travels, with a True Statement of Their Crime, Flight and Capture, and a Copy of the Death Warrant. May 18th, 1893.
The Marks Murderers and a History of Their Lives and Travels, with a True Statement of Their Crime, Flight and Capture, and a Copy of the Death Warrant. May 18th, 1893. [n.p., 1893]. 18 leaves.
Fighting Against Fate; or, The Trials, Struggles and Remarkable Adventures of Two Brothers. Fully Illustrated.
Morris, Moses David. Fighting Against Fate; or, The Trials, Struggles and Remarkable Adventures of Two Brothers. Fully Illustrated. New York: Abbey Press, [c1900]. viii, 13-260 p., [8] p. of adv.