Guiteau trial testimony shifts to insanity and depravity
Washington dispatch recounts Dr. Spitzke's testimony on Guiteau's mental state, inclining toward congenital insanity and moral imbecility. The cross examinations reveal clashes over evidence, with Guiteau berating counsel and asserting his innocence while jurors hear accounts from doctors, lawyers, and witnesses about right versus wrong and impelled acts.
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Crice
Guiteau
Guitens
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Guitein
Mickle
Sid Spieka
Gorkhill
Pin Paing
Cordil
Scoville
Megen
Muddy
Gutfean
Rush R. Sifppen
All Soule Church
Washington
Panner
Chicago
Tormad
Conkling
Garfield
Alrs
Dunmire
Seoville
Corkett
Noble Young
Sunther
Mra. Scoville
Guitesu
Davidge
Enae
Trial transcripts reveal insults and cross examinations
Porter's refusal to withdraw remarks sparks heated exchanges as Guiteau grills witnesses. Readings of letters from Gallia? incarceration aim to prove insanity. Scoville accuses, witnesses reveal government expenses, and the cross examination winds down with Guiteau restless and the session adjourned.
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Porter
Royndida
Quiteau
Reynolda
Scoville
Guiteau
Coikil
Two Holy Cities Mecca and Kairwan In Arabian World
The piece notes two holy cities in Islam Mecca in Arabia and Kairwan in Tunis. It claims no Christian observer has seen Mecca in 1,200 years unless in disguise and discusses a risky pilgrimage by travelers who may spread cholera back to Western homes. Ramadan pilgrimages occur every thirty three years, with this year bringing danger due to poverty and filth among pilgrims.
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Thei Lomes
Jumar Nontis
Kindness to Employees at Sharpless & Son in New York
A reporter observes Messrs Sharpless & Son in New York City where 150 female clerks work in a large dry goods house founded in 1815. Superintendent Zahn explains stools are provided for comfort between customers, noting rare sickness and only one death in five years. Clerks are trained to sell and staff can sit briefly when not with customers to rest.
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Zaha
Mr. Zahn
Health claims and testimonial for Dr William Hall’s Balsam
Fragmentary historical letter praising Dr William Hall’s Balsam for curing coughs and consumption. Affected individuals recount recovering from illnesses after using the remedy, with personal testimonials about health improvements and expectations of recovery. The text references doctors, hospitals, and a belief in the product’s effectiveness.
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