Borden Trial Day Ends with Bridget Sullivan Testimony
Bridget Sullivan testified at length about her duties in the Borden household and the morning of the crime. She described discovering Mrs Borden and faced tough cross examination from Robinson while Moody guided the questioning. The third day closed with Sullivan exhausted but resolute as the trial proceeded.
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Howard
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Lizzie Borden
Carrie Kelly
Kelly
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Borden
Robinson
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Kelleys
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Witness testimony details visibility during the Borden case
A witness describes sight lines from stairs to the guest room and closet measurements after the tragedy. He notes objects in the closet and blood spot locations on floors and door architraves, with distances from the bed, bureau, and kitchen door.
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Dr. Dolan
Mr. Borden
Morse on the stand in Lizzie Borden murder case
John V Morse uncle of the Borden girls testifies from New Bedford detailing the day of the murders. He describes visits to the Borden house on August 3 and 4 1892 and places from which he saw the dead bodies and identified times and people present.
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John V. Morse
Borden
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Mrs. Borden
Bridget Sullivan
Swansea
Lizzie Borden
Testimony Opens Proceedings With Civil Engineer Witness
In New Bedford on June 7 civil engineer Thomas Kieran, recalled as the first witness, describes property lines and sight lines between Kelley and Borden properties. He notes rose bushes and fences affecting visibility from Second Street and explains a closet could conceal a person with the door shut.
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Lizzie Borden Case Details Face Bank Witnesses
Abram G Hart and John Burrill testified at the Lizzie Borden case outlining Andrew Borden's death and estate value. The morning routine described includes doors locks and a parcel in Mr Borden’s hand as witnesses recount breakfast and early movements before noon.
Lizzie Borden trial testimony recounts staircase entry and door events
Witnesses describe hearing someone enter the home, Lizzie’s room being shut, and typical morning routines. The front door lock details emerge, as do observations of Bridget Sullivan, blood spots washed later, and police searches revealing four axes.
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Hridget
Mrs. Dorden
Mrs. Churchill
Dr. Kelley
Lizzie
Emma
Mr. Moody
Mr. Morse
Bridget Sullivan Testifies in Morse Tragedy Case
In New Bedford on June 7 Bridget Sullivan describes her duties in the Kelley household and recounts being with Mr Morse in the attic room on Wednesday. She notes locking the cellar door, the screen door status, and her movements Wednesday evening before the tragedy.
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New Bedford
Dr. Kelley
Bridget Sullivan
Mr. Morse
Floor Plans of the Borden House First Floor
The readable text outlines the first floor layout of the Borden House. Details include room labels and approximate positions of doors and partitions, illustrating a simple corridor arrangement and adjacent spaces on the main level.
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Borden House
I Am Truly Thankful For Hood s Sarsaparilla
Testimony from J. W. Stinsman of Cheltenham Pa praising Hood s Sarsaparilla for recovery after typhoid fever fever and ague leading to malaria and other ailments. He claims no days missed from work for three months and a 10 pound weight gain. Hood s Cures Hood s Pills advertised.
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Thaye
J. WH. Stinsman
Cheltenham
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