Daniel Sickles
Daniel Sickles
Daniel Sickles Murderer In 1859....
Item #215317
February 28, 1859
THE NEW YORK HERALD, Feb. 28, 1859.
* Historic murder of Hon. Philip Barton Key by Daniel Sickles in Washington DC - 1st report
Front page has: "Terrible Tragedy In Washington" "Philip Barton Key, Esq., Shot Dead by Hon. Daniel E. Sickles" "Intense Excitement In The Capital" "Surrender of Mr. Sickles to the Authorities" "The Investigation before the Coroner Verdict Of The Jury" Oth
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* Historic murder of Hon. Philip Barton Key by Daniel Sickles in Washington DC - 1st report
Front page has: "Terrible Tragedy In Washington" "Philip Barton Key, Esq., Shot Dead by Hon. Daniel E. Sickles" "Intense Excitement In The Capital" "Surrender of Mr. Sickles to the Authorities" "The Investigation before the Coroner Verdict Of The Jury" Oth
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Philip Barton Key shot dead..
Item #548404
February 28, 1859
NEW-YORK TIMES, February 28, 1859.
* Philip Barton Key
* Daniel Sickles
* Assassination
Front page has:
* Dreadful Tragedy
* Shocking Homicide
* Philip Barton Key Shot Dead in the Street by Daniel E. Sickles
* Sad Story of Domestic Ruin and Bloody Revenge
Report takes 2 1/4 columns. Two printing creases slightly affects some of the text in the report.
Other news of the day thro... See More
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The Daniel Sickles "insanity" case...
Item #586101
March 01, 1859
HARTFORD DAILY COURANT, Hartford, Connecticut, Feb. 29, 1859
* Daniel Edgar Sickles trial
* Philip Barton Key murder
Page 2 has two-thirds of a column taken up with: "Assassination of Phillip Barton Key, by Daniel E. Sickles of New York". This murder case created a national sensation because of the lurid details, as Sickles suspected Key (son of Francis Scott Key) of having ... See More
Daniel Sickles Commits Murder in 1859....
Item #215941
March 01, 1859
THE NEW YORK HERALD, March 1, 1859.
* Killing of Philip Barton Key by Daniel Sickles in original reporting - unique gift idea
Front page has: "The Sickles Tragedy" "The Killing of Philip Barton Key" "Proceedings of the Circuit Court and Members of the Bar" "Sketches of the Principal Actors in the Tragedy" "The Feeling in the City Relative to the Affair" and more. Other news of the day. 8 pa
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* Killing of Philip Barton Key by Daniel Sickles in original reporting - unique gift idea
Front page has: "The Sickles Tragedy" "The Killing of Philip Barton Key" "Proceedings of the Circuit Court and Members of the Bar" "Sketches of the Principal Actors in the Tragedy" "The Feeling in the City Relative to the Affair" and more. Other news of the day. 8 pa
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Group lot on the Daniel Sickles murder case... First use of the "insanity" plea...
Item #221318
March 02, 1859
Here is a collection of fifteen issues (15) of THE NEW YORK TIMES newspaper, all different dates from March 2 thru April 25, 1859 and each with front page coverage of: "The Sickles Tragedy", being the trial of Congressman Daniel Sickles for the murder of Philip Barton Key, son of Francis Scott Key. It created a national sensation because of the lurid details, as Sickles suspected Key of havin
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Daniel Sickles & Philip Barton Key...
Item #218428
March 02, 1859
THE DAILY JOURNAL, Wilmington, North Carolina, March 2, 1859.
* Daniel Sickles
* Philip Barton Key
* Daniel Sickles
* Philip Barton Key
* Insanity plea
Pg. 2 contains a report headed: "The Sickles & Key Tragedy" which was the talk of the town in 1859. Daniel Sickles suspected Philip Barton Key (son of Francis Scott Key) was having an affair with his wife, and when Sickles caught Key attempting to ente
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Daniel Sickles... Afrcian slave trade...
Item #607094
March 04, 1859
NEW YORK DAILY TIMES, March 4, 1859
* Daniel Sickles' wife
* Philip Barton Key murder
* African slave trade
The front page has an article headed: "The Sickles Tragedy" See image for text here.
Page 2 has a lengthy article headed: "The Slave-trade and the Right of Search" Text takes up over 1 1/2 columns
Other news of the day. Complete in 8 pages, nice condition.... See More
The Daniel Sickles trial... (a 3 issue set)
Item #573621
March 04, 1859
THE NEW YORK HERALD, a trio of issues dated March 4, April 9 & 13, 1859
* Daniel Sickles murder trial
* Philip Barton Key
The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nat... See More
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Murder of Philip Barton Key, an early report...
Item #575877
March 04, 1859
WILMINGTON JOURNAL, North Carolina, March 4, 1859 Page 2 has an historic first report of the famous Sickles-Key murder with a column headed: "Terrific Tragedy at Washington--Philip Barton Key Shot Dead by Hon. Daniel E. Sickles". The coverage is extensive with other heads: "Alleged Cause of the Tragedy" "The Sickles & Key Tragedy" "The Lafayette Square ... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial... (a 3 issue set)
Item #634322
March 04, 1859
THE NEW YORK HERALD, a trio of issues dated March 4, April 9 & 13, 1859
* Daniel Sickles trial
* Philip Barton Key murder
The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating ... See More
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Daniel Sickles indicted for murder...
Item #607147
March 10, 1859
NEW YORK DAILY TIMES, March 10, 1859
* Daniel Sickles murder indictment
* Philip Barton Keys II assassination
The front page has an article headed: "From Washington" "An Indictment found against Mr. Sickles for Killing Key...." See images for text here.
Other news of the day. Complete in 8 pages, minor spine wear, nice condition.... See More
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Early Winslow Homer: Skating in Boston... The Sickles tragedy...
Item #172240
March 12, 1859
HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, March 12, 1859 Ftpg. shows: 'The Last Hours of Congress, March, 1858'. Halfpg: 'Homicide of P. Barton Key by Hon. Daniel Sickles at Washington'. Nice fullpg. Homer: 'Skating At Boston'. Additional illustrations, articles and advertisements are within.
Complete in sixteen pages.... See More
Item #152871
March 12, 1859
LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED, New York March 12, 1859 Nearly a full front page: Hon. Daniel Sickles Shooting Philip Barton Key In Presidents Square, Washington--Scene Of The Tragedy. Report begins on the front page. More inside with portraits of Daniel Sickles and Mrs. Sickles. Small print of Sickles in jail. Other related prints as well. Lite dirtiness and a few very minor ink stains on the front page. 1... See More
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1859 Newspaper DANIEL EDGAR SICKLES MURDERS P.B. Key !
Item #152781
March 19, 1859
Here is a complete, genuine historic newspaper with the following title, date and description: LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED, New York March 19, 1859 Halfpg: "The Great Tragedy In Washington--Carrying The Dead Body Of Philip Barton Key Into The Clubhouse". Report above this: "The Domestic Tragedy In Washington". Inside has prints of the Sickles house as well as the property where Key and Mrs. Sickles would... See More
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First use of insanity plea... Nellie Bly...
Item #697730
March 19, 1859
HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, March 19, 1859
* Daniel Sickles insanity trial
* Philip Barton Key murder
* Nellie Bly & lunatic asylum
The front page shows: 'Hon. Daniel E. Sickles in Prison at Washington', who was the first person to plead temporary insanity in a murder case. He would be acquitted. There is a related article on page 2 titled: "The Washington Tragedy... See More
1859 Pike's Peak Gold Mining as a marketing ploy...
Item #698426
March 22, 1859
THE NORWALK EXPERIMENT, Huron County, Ohio, March 22, 1859
* Pike's Peak Gold Mining as an advertising hook
* Who should go to Pike's Peak
* Easier for negros in Massachusetts than foreigners (?)
The back page has a bold ad which appears to be seeking workers for the Pike Peak Gold Mines, but upon further inspection, the ad is actually for A. H. ROSE & CO's Store. However, ... See More
Daniel Sickles indicted for murder...
Item #607149
March 22, 1859
NEW YORK DAILY TIMES, March 22, 1859
* Ellen Mitchell & children slavery case
* Chatham fundraising for freedom
Page 5 has an article headed: "A White Woman and her Children Held in Slavery" See images for text here.
Other news of the day. Complete in 8 pages, minor spine wear, nice condition.
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Daniel Sickles murder trial begins...
Item #607154
April 04, 1859
NEW YORK DAILY TIMES, April 4, 1859
* Daniel Sickles murder trial begins (day of)
* Philip Barton Key II assassination
The front page has an article headed: "Trial of Mr. Sickles" See images for text here.
Other news of the day. Complete in 8 pages, minor spine wear, nice condition.
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The Daniel Sickles' trial...
Item #539068
April 05, 1859
THE NEW YORK TIMES, April 5, 1859 The first column on the ftpg. has heads including: "The Sickles Tragedy" "Trial of Daniel E. Sickles for the Murder of Philip Barton Key" "Appearance of the Prisoner" "A Panel of 30 Jurors Exhausted--A New Panel of 75 Ordered" "The Accused Not Allowed To Leave the Dock" & more. This famous trial created a nati... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #578672
April 06, 1859
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, a trio of issues dated April 6, 19 & 23, 1859
* Daniel Sickles murder trial
* Philip Barton Key
* 3 issue lot
The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating th... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #637194
April 06, 1859
NEW YORK TRIBUNE, a trio of issues dated April 6, 19 & 23, 1859 The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation's press. Not even the most high-browed Victorian could ig... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial, in a Washington newspaper...
Item #566291
April 07, 1859
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Washington, D.C., a trio of issues dated April 7, 9, and 12, 1859 The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation's press. Not even the most highbrowed Victo... See More
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Daniel Sickles Commits Murder 1859....
Item #216332
April 07, 1859
THE NEW YORK HERALD, April 7, 1859.
* Killing of Philip Barton Key
* Daniel Sickles trial
* Killing of Philip Barton Key
* Daniel Sickles trial
Page 3 has: "The Washington Tragedy" "Trial of Daniel E. Sickles for Killing Philip Barton Key" "Interesting Scenes in Court Yesterday" "12 Jurors Empaneled At Last" "Opening of the Cross-Firing of Counsel" and more. Other news of the day. 12 pages in good condition.
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Daniel Sickles murder trial....
Item #219311
April 08, 1859
THE NEW YORK HERALD, with reports about the sensational trial of Daniel Sickles, the murderer of Philip Barton Key (son of Francis Scott Key). In good condition, April 8, 1859.
* Daniel Sickles murder trial for killing Philip Barton Key
The Washington Tragedy Trial of Daniel E. Sickles for Killing Philip Barton Key Statement of the Case by the District Attorney Intensely Interes
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* Daniel Sickles murder trial for killing Philip Barton Key
The Washington Tragedy Trial of Daniel E. Sickles for Killing Philip Barton Key Statement of the Case by the District Attorney Intensely Interes
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #579444
April 08, 1859
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, a trio of issues dated April 8, 14 & 21, 1859. The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation's press. Not even the most high-browed Victorian cou... See More
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Trial of Daniel Sickles...
Item #172248
April 09, 1859
HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, April 9, 1859 The front
page features a cameo of 'The Hon. Daniel E. Sickles' with a lengthy accompanying article entitled "Biographical Sketch of Hon. D. E. Sickles". Two illustrations of: 'The Wreck of the Dromahair' 'Destruction of St. Peter's College, Troy, N.Y., by a Landslide' 'Landing of the Neapolitan Exiles at... See More
Trial of Daniel Sickles...
Item #573645
April 09, 1859
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED, New York, April 9, 1859
* Daniel Sickles murder trial
* Philip Barton Key
* Prints
Features a nice doublepg. centerfold: "Trial of Daniel Sickles for the Murder of Philip Barton Key...Opening of the Court of General Sessions..." (see). There is related text on the preceding page. Complete in 16 pages, some pages bound out of order, some wear at ... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #584771
April 09, 1859
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, a trio of issues dated April 9, 11 & 20, 1859.
* Daniel sickles murder trial
* Philip Barton Key
The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation... See More
1859 Daniel Sickles Murder & Adultry Trial...
Item #203389
April 09, 1859
DOLLAR WEEKLY MIRROR, Manchester NH, April 9, 1859 Pg. 3 report: "The Sickles Trial" with mention that Sickles pleaded "not guilty" at the arraignment. Also a brief report under "The Sickles Trial" and a detailed article: "Mr. Sickles History and Personal Appearance".
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Daniel Sickles Murder Trial...
Item #219310
April 10, 1859
THE NEW YORK HERALD, with reports about the sensational trial of Daniel Sickles, the murderer of Philip Barton Key (son of Francis Scott Key). In good condition, April 10, 1859.
* Daniel Sickles murder trial
* Philip Barton Key
The Washington Tragedy Trial of Daniel E. Sickles for Killing Philip Barton Key Opening Speech of Counsel for the Defense Quotations form the Scriptures a
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* Daniel Sickles murder trial
* Philip Barton Key
The Washington Tragedy Trial of Daniel E. Sickles for Killing Philip Barton Key Opening Speech of Counsel for the Defense Quotations form the Scriptures a
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #588662
April 11, 1859
THE NEW YORK TIMES, a trio of issues dated April 11, 16 and 25, 1859. The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation's press. Not even the most high-browed Victorian could ... See More
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The Daniel Sickles...
Item #571856
April 14, 1859
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Washington, D.C., a trio of issues April 14, 16, and 19, 1859
* Daniel Sickles murder trial issues
* Philip Barton Key love triangle
The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the intere... See More
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Daniel Sickles in 1859...
Item #219309
April 14, 1859
THE NEW YORK HERALD, with reports about the sensational trial of Daniel Sickles, the murderer of Philip Barton Key (son of Francis Scott Key). In good condition, April 14, 1859.
* Daniel Sickles trial for murdering Philip Barton Key
The Washington Tragedy Trial of Daniel E. Sickles for Killing Philip Barton Key Argument of Counsel on the Admissibility of Mr. Sickles Confession Judg
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* Daniel Sickles trial for murdering Philip Barton Key
The Washington Tragedy Trial of Daniel E. Sickles for Killing Philip Barton Key Argument of Counsel on the Admissibility of Mr. Sickles Confession Judg
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The Daniel Sickles: temporary insanity on trial...
Item #633198
April 14, 1859
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Washington, D.C., a trio of issues April 14, 16, and 19, 1859 The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation's press. Not even the most high-browed ... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #576043
April 15, 1859
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, a trio of issues dated April 5, 6 & 7, 1859 The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation's press. Not even the most high-browed Victorian could ignore a... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #575063
April 15, 1859
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, a trio of issues dated April 15, 16 & 26, 1859 The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation's press. Not even the most high-browed Victorian could ignor... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial... Phelan the billiards champion...
Item #652288
April 16, 1859
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED, New York, April 16, 1859 This issue has much coverage of the historic Daniel Sickles trial during which was the first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant. As such, this a noteworthy case in American legal history.
The ftpg. shows "Mode of Swearing in the Jury..." and a sketch of the complete jury. Two pages inside have variou... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #652281
April 16, 1859
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED, New York, April 16, 1859 This issue has much coverage of the historic Daniel Sickles trial. This was the first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant making this a noteworthy case in American legal history.
The ftpg. shows "Mode of Swearing in the Jury..." and a sketch of the complete jury. Two pages inside have various prints r... See More
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1859 Daniel Sickles Murder & Adultry Trial...
Item #203388
April 16, 1859
DOLLAR WEEKLY MIRROR, Manchester NH, April 16, 1859 Brief ftpg. report under "Sickles Trial" lists the items from the deceased produced by the coroner, plus a few other details. Also another report: "Sickles Trial--Important Facts". Pg. 2 has two more reports: "Sickles Trial" and "The Sickles Trial", plus the related letters of Philip Barton Key which were ruled inadmissible by the judge. First le... See More
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Sickles trial...
Item #172250
April 16, 1859
HARPER'S WEEKLY, New York, April 16, 1859 The front page features a half page illustration entitled "Opening of the Spring Fashions". A full page illustration of "The Funeral of Emilio Dandolo at Milan, Italy."
The detailed reporting of the Daniel Sickles trial is found under the "Domestic Intelligence" section of the issue as well as in the article &... See More
The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #571275
April 16, 1859
FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED, New York, April 16, 1859
* Daniel Sickles murder trial
* Philip Barton Key
* Prints
This issue has much coverage of the historic Daniel Sickles trial. This was the first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant making this a noteworthy case in American legal history.
The ftpg. shows "Mode of Swearing in the Jury..." and a ske... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #596754
April 18, 1859
THE NEW YORK TIMES, a set of four nearly consecutive issues dated April 5, 6, 8 & 9, 1859. The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation's press. Not even the most hig... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #595091
April 18, 1859
THE NEW YORK TIMES, a trio of consecutive issues dated April 18, 19 & 20, 1859
* Daniel sickles murder trial
* Philip Barton Key
The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating ... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #592551
April 21, 1859
THE NEW YORK TIMES, a trio of consecutive issues dated April 21, 22 & 23, 1859. The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation's press. Not even the most high-browed Vi... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #571858
April 21, 1859
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Washington, D.C., a trio of issues April 21, 23, and 26, 1859
* (3) Daniel Sickles murder trial issues
* Philip Barton Key love triangle
The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the in... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #633508
April 21, 1859
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Washington, D.C., a trio of issues April 21, 23, and 26, 1859
* Daniel Sickles trial
* Philip Barton Key murder
The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivati... See More
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #587585
April 22, 1859
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE & TIMES, a trio of issues dated April 22 (Tribune), 26 & April 7 (Times), 1859. The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the nation's press. Not eve... See More
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1859 Daniel Sickles Murder & Adultry Trial...
Item #203387
April 23, 1859
DOLLAR WEEKLY MIRROR, Manchester NH, April 23, 1859 A front page report headed: " Sickles Trial" discusses the possible suppression of a publication with Mrs. Sickles confession for the sake of the Sickles child, and the argument concerning the admissibility of evidence of adultery.
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The Daniel Sickles trial...
Item #577398
April 25, 1859
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, a trio of issues dated April 5, 15 & 25, 1859.
* Daniel Sickles murder trial
* Philip Barton Key
The first use of a plea of temporary insanity by a criminal defendant made the Daniel Sickles case noteworthy in American legal history.
Daniel Sickles' murder of Philip Barton Key was the kind of crime that piqued the interest of many, captivating the natio... See More
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Sickles is found not guilty...
Item #221368
April 27, 1859
THE NEW YORK TIMES, April 27, 1859.
* Daniel Sickles not guilty of murder
* Philip Barton Key
* 1st report
The front page is entirely taken up with reports on:
* "The Sickles Tragedy" and its final verdict, it being: "Verdict Of Not Guilty". This was the trial of Congressman Daniel Sickles for the murder of Philip Barton Key, son of Francis Scott Key.
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* Daniel Sickles not guilty of murder
* Philip Barton Key
* 1st report
The front page is entirely taken up with reports on:
* "The Sickles Tragedy" and its final verdict, it being: "Verdict Of Not Guilty". This was the trial of Congressman Daniel Sickles for the murder of Philip Barton Key, son of Francis Scott Key.
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