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... trial Society .... New York State Woman's Hospital , Carried forward .... $ 204,610 29 $ 7,366,752 55 2,432 17 7,272 78 7,701 98 8,551 64 401 19 13,118 70 3,000 00 * 5,000 00 2,250 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 7,500 00 4,904 87 Brought forward ...
... trial Society .... New York State Woman's Hospital , Carried forward .... $ 204,610 29 $ 7,366,752 55 2,432 17 7,272 78 7,701 98 8,551 64 401 19 13,118 70 3,000 00 * 5,000 00 2,250 00 1,500 00 1,500 00 7,500 00 4,904 87 Brought forward ...
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... trial , entirely satis- fied that Riley was guilty , and , if the statute had allowed , would have imposed a much more moderate sentence ; he did not appear to me to be a bad man . " February 7th - George A. Phillips , convicted ...
... trial , entirely satis- fied that Riley was guilty , and , if the statute had allowed , would have imposed a much more moderate sentence ; he did not appear to me to be a bad man . " February 7th - George A. Phillips , convicted ...
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... trials ; by the associate justices , by the district attorney and his assistant , by Senator Lewis , who was pre- sent at the trial , and by a very large number of respectable citizens of Erie county , comprising , as stated by the ...
... trials ; by the associate justices , by the district attorney and his assistant , by Senator Lewis , who was pre- sent at the trial , and by a very large number of respectable citizens of Erie county , comprising , as stated by the ...
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... trial , else the sentence would doubtless have been less severe , if not altogether suspended . The prisoner was in the Tombs thirty days before trial , and has been sufficiently punished . July 12 - Lemuel Ross , convicted May 30th ...
... trial , else the sentence would doubtless have been less severe , if not altogether suspended . The prisoner was in the Tombs thirty days before trial , and has been sufficiently punished . July 12 - Lemuel Ross , convicted May 30th ...
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... trial which throw strong doubts upon the prisoner's guilt , and which , if shown on the trial , might have secured his acquittal . The judge concurs in this view of the case and recommends a pardon . July 29th -- Martha West , convicted ...
... trial which throw strong doubts upon the prisoner's guilt , and which , if shown on the trial , might have secured his acquittal . The judge concurs in this view of the case and recommends a pardon . July 29th -- Martha West , convicted ...
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| Title | Documents of the Senate of the State of New York, Volume 1 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Senate |
| Publisher | E. Croswell, 1873 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 2 Oct 2007 |
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