Harris confirms first evidence as correct in Dreyfus inquiry
Medical Examiner F A Harris, sworn in, acknowledges earlier letter and testimony about the Massachusetts Dreyfus affair. He recalls discussions with James H Vahey and Mr Sanderson, notes possible error in one wound description and discusses autopsy demonstrations for Tucker’s knife impact. The session adjourned to 2 pm.
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F. A. Harris
Mr. Vahey
Boston
James H. Vahey
Vahey
Canada
Alfred Bledug
Tucker
Thomas F. Vahey
Massachusetts
Boston Herald
aPean
Parker
Sanderson
Frost
Mead
Legal and medical debates on a poisoning trial in 1905
Dr Harris and colleagues dispute Meads autopsy findings and the knife’s role in wounds. Vahey reads letters from Draper Dwight and Parker, questioning expert testimony and urging an open mind.
Free Sample Piso Tablets Target Women Health Trust
An advertisement touts Piso Tablets for women with claims of home treatment avoiding medical examinations. It cites Prof Alexander J C Skene and asserts cures for irregularities and discharges. Free samples are offered to all who ask, with price 25 cents per box at Piso Company, 205 Piso Building, War.
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Alexander J. C. Skene
Brooklyn
Appleton & Co
Piso Company
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Perry
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Harvard Medical School
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Schlitz
Eae
Kent
Milwaukee
Jos. Gahm & Son
New England
Purchase St
Mr. Parker
Drs. Draper
E. 8. Wood
Draper
Dr. Dwight
Dr. Harris
Miss Page
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Traverse
Commonwealth
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Charlestown
Governor Guild
van Camp
van Camp Packing Company
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