Bridget Sullivan Testimony in Borden Trial Continues
Bridget Sullivan testifies about morning routines in the Borden household on the day of the crime. She describes locking doors and the sequence of events from leaving Mrs. Borden’s room to discovering the body. Court recessed after a probing cross examination by Gov. Robinson, ending another day of testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Ringo Jones
Hoyt’s
Mr. Howard
Lizzie Borden
Carrie Kelly
Kelly
Bordens
Borden
Robinson
Bridget Sullivan
Mr. Moody
Kelleys
Soa
Amy Robsart
Eyewitness recounts Borden murder scene and nearby clues
Witness describes viewing a man on the floor from stairs, distances to bed and bureau, blood spot locations, and unseen occupants. He testifies about seeing Mrs. Borden’s body from the hall, notes no unusual activity, and confirms several people present at the house while officers’ movements are disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dolan
Mr. Borden
Mrs. Borden
Lizzie
Mr. Sawyer
Dr. Bowen
Bridget Sullivan
Mrs. Churchill
Miss Russell
Testimony in the Borden case recalls details of attic access and yard view
Civil engineer Kieran testifies on line of sight between Porden and Kelley properties, noted fences and a rose bush near the southeast corner. He describes doors and closets, a night observation, and breakfast with the Bordens as investigators searched the house with no obstruction.
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New Bedford
Kieran
Porden
Kelley
Borden House
Second Street
Kelley Yard
Borden
Borden Yard
Dy. Kelsey
Orden
Buffington
Lizzie Borden trial details at Fall River bank and home
Testimony describes Abram Hart and John Burrill recalling Andrew Borden's 1892 bank visit and the morning routine before the fatal day. Mrs. Kelley testifies seeing Borden around 10:20 and Lizzie's seating, while Bridget describes homelife around 7:15 breakfast and locks, doors, and stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Abram G. Hart
Union Savings Bank
National Union Bank of
Fall River
Mr. Borden
Uncle Morse On The Stand In Lizzie Borden Case
The testimony notes Uncle Morse describing family ties and his visit dates at the Borden house on August 3 and 4, 1892. Other witnesses place Mr. Borden at the First National Bank around 9:45 am and detail interactions at 92 South Main street and nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett M. Cook
First National Bank
Mr. Borden
Mr. Cook
Jonathan Clegg
Fall River
Bridget Sullivan
Borden
South Main Street
Joseph Shortsleeve
Clegg
Main Street
City Hall
Spring Street
James Mather
Shortsleeve
Uncertain evidence on tool handles at Lizzie Borden scene
In a police testimony fragment a witness questions whether all hatchets and axes found have handles. Another witness asks for the exact time the person entered Miss Lizzie's room, with an approximate nine fifteen p.m. cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Unimportant Testimony in New Bedford Tragedy Shocks Town
In New Bedford on June 7 Bridget Sullivan the servant testifies Mrs. Dr. Kelley was sought but missing. Sullivan describes duties in kitchen and laundry and notes doors and locks in the days before the tragedy. She recalls Mr. Morse visiting, ironing, and a door bolt inside, with Mr. and Mrs. Borden sick, and her return home around 10:05 after an evening call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Sullivan
Bridget
Mrs. Churchill
Dr. Kelley
Lisaie
Mimma
Mr. Moody
Mr. Mursay
Kirby
Second Street
Mr. Borden
Morse
Mr. Morse
Miss Lizzie
Mrs. Borden
Lizzie
New Bedford
James A. Walsh
John V. Morse
Borden
South Dartmouth
Swansea
Mrs. Gorden
Lizzie Borden
New Pedford
Hood's Sarsaparilla War Veteran Testifies
In Cheltenham a veteran reports typhoid fever malaria and mercurial poisoning led to neuraglia rheumatism and debility. Since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla he has not lost a day of work for three months gained 10 pounds and feels better than since the war. Hood's Pills billed to cure liver ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
J. H. Shpuman
Cheltenham
A. Hood
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Mrs. Whitehead
Sheriff Wright
Weybosset Street
Borden Place
E.m.cook
MR Burrell
A. Walsh
J Clegg
Thomas Kieran
Flolmes
Mesers
Puck
Jubb
Mr. Liorden
Mr. Gordon
Wall River
Post Office
Joe Howard
C. W. Tyler
THE
NEW York World
Norman
Amy Robsard
Julian Ralph
NEW York Sun
Uncle Morse
Fes
Bory
Goon
Chen
J. Ih. Stillman
Somerville Pesk Coro
Portland
Sudbury Streets
Boston
F. Smith & Bro
Oliver Street
A Success Service. Co. MM. DE
Grange Street
Bennan
Bankers and Brokers
Baldwin Bros
Aker’s Chocolates
Winthrop M. Baker
Atlantic Ave
French’s Business College
Tremont Street
John L. Whiting & Son
High and
Purchase Streets
Oston
J. M. Kiports
Washington St
Mery Wheels
Frank J. Scott
Pearl Street
8B & Co
Arch St
W. A. Polsom & Coo
Union St
Eaton & CO
Washington Street
Insurance
Dana W. Bennett & CO
Water St
Standard Accident Ins. Co
Detroit
Mich
School Street
Phonographs
N. E. Phonograph CO
Aeps
S ‘Bt de Piaston
B. Beach & CO
Wash. St
Parker
Davis
Champion
Excelsior
Avon
Goodrich
Emporium
Place
N. Leach
Pwell & Saren Cycle CO
Waltham Cycles
Columbus Ave
Mewes & Mayoco
Cornhill
A. P. Boyce
Lyman Germs & CO
Tremont Row
Soston
Westchester Park
Wid
Westland Avenue
B . Braprery
Challenge Umbrella CO
Kinowston St
Lewis Jones & Son
Lagrange Street
Thomas F. Swan
Toston
Eee Machinery
Boston Machine Ca Ue
Calerhoe Parren
Chicago
Greece
Clean
Boston Furnace Co
Blackstone St
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