Emil Lowenstein, NY, 1874 April 10

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lat Albany City Gall, and executed April 10, 1874. The ti-
tle page of a 352 page report of the trial published in Al-
pany in 187, is enclosed (TRIAL OF EMIL LOWENSTEIN FOR THE ~
MURDER OF JOHN D. WESTON, AT WEST ALBANY. AUG. 5, 1873000
etc; Albayn: William Gould & Son, 187h.)" Lbr. dtd, 12-1)-
1982 from Kenjeth H. MacFarland, Albany Institute of His-
tory and Art, 125 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12210.

at Albany City Gall, and executed April 10, 1871, The ti- |
tle page of a 352 page report of the trial published in Al-
bany in 187) is enclosed (TRIAL OF EMIL LOWENSTEIN FOR THE
MURDER OF JOHN D. WESTON, AT WEST ALBANY, AUG. 8, 1873e00
etc Albayn: William Gould & Son, 187).)" Lbr. dtd, 12-1)
1982 from Kenjeth H, MacFarland, Albany Institute of His-
tory and Art, 125 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12210,

lat Albany City Gall, and executed April 10, 1871. ‘The ti-
tle page of a 352 page report of the trial published in Al-|
pany in 1874 is enclosed (TRIAL OF EMIL LOWENSTEIN FOR THE
MURDER OF JOHN D, WESTON, AT WEST ALBANY, AUG. $y 1873.00
etcs Albayn: William Gould & Son, 187).)" Lbr. dtd. 12-1h-
1982 from Kenjeth H. MacFarland, Albany Institute of His-
tory and Art, 125 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12210,

| LOWENSTEIN, Emil | April 10, 187),

"Albany, Ne Yeo W-lO-187)-KK Jacob (Emil?) Lowenstein
was executed heretoday. He mainta ned his innocence
~ to the last and met his fate firmly." |

CONST ITUTIONALIST, Augusta, Gas, 4j-11-187h.

Enticedyvictim, John D. Weston, from Brooklyn to West
Albanay on August 5, 1873, shot him nine times, cut
throat and robbed of $1,00,

See 63-636 McDADE 187
"Emil Lowenstein (aka Emil Livingston, Emin Levinston) was
a barber of probable Hungarian origin, born in Canada,
lived in Brooklyn, Ne Ye, married, in poor financial con-
dition, He was arrested in St. Catherine's Canada, tried

“LOWENSTEIN, Emil April 10, 187),

"Albany, Ne Yes W-LO-L87)=K Jacob (Emil?) Lowenstein
was executed heretoday. He maintained his innocence
~ to the last and met his fate firmly." "

CONSLITUTIONALIST, Augusta, Ga., 11-187.

Enticedgvictim, John D. Weston, from Brooklyn to West
Albanay on August 5, 1873, shot him nine times, cut
throat and robbed of $00,

See 63-636 McDADE 187
"Emil Lowenstein (aka Emil Livingston, Emin Levinston) was
a barber of probable Hungarian origin, born in Canada,
lived in Brooklyn, Ne Ye, married, in poor financial con=
dition, He was arrested in St. Catherine's Canada, tried

‘LOWENSTEIN, Emil April 10, 187)

"Albany, Ne Ys, 4=10-187)-EH Jacob (Emil?) Lowenstein

a executed Lass He maintained his innocence
the last and met his fate firmly,

Const IrUrTONALIsr. Augusta, Gas, Tae167h.

Enticedyvictim, John D, Weston, from Brooklyn to west
Albanay on August 5, 1873, shot him nine times, cut
throat and robbed of $100,

See 63-636 McDADE 187
"Emil Lowenstein (aka Emil Livingston, Emin Levinston) was
a barber of probable Hungarian origin, born in Canada,
lived in Brooklyn, Ne Ye, married, in poor financial con~
dition, He was arrested in St, Catherine's Canada, tried

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