Massachusetts Bicycle Club seeks speed limits on Columbus Avenue
The Massachusetts Bicycle Club presents a petition to the Board of Aldermen calling for regulation of bicycle speed on Columbus Avenue and West Chester Park to protect pedestrians and ensure public safety amid reckless riding. The notice cites widespread disapproval of unsafe cycling and urges swift action.
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Columbus Avenue
Massachusetts
Board of Aldermen
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
West Chester Park
Lizzie Borden Trial Tales Detail Bloodstained Evidence
Reports from the Lizzie Borden murder case unfold with theater of witnesses and graphic artifacts. The court weighs admissibility of inquest statements while doctors and lawyers clash over rights and procedure as spectators watch.
Moody's Opening Appeal in New Bedford Trial
In New Bedford on June 12, Moody argues for admissibility of statements made during a coroner inquest. He cites Piper and other cases to show voluntary declarations may be used while resisting compulsion. Ex-governor Robinson defends the defendant, detailing alleged police coercion and the rights of the accused.
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Maine
Gilman
Wisconsin
Moody Defends Lizzie Borden Inquest Testimony
Mr Moody argues the inquest testimony by Lizzie Borden was voluntary and lawful. He insists there was no law compelling caution or arrest during the inquest and questions why she could not testify as Bridget Sullivan did. Justices retreat to consider the points after Moody’s concluding remarks at 11:15 a.m.
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Lizzie Borden
Bridget Sullivan
Judges Rule Evidence In Lizzie Borden Inquest Admissibility
In New Bedford on June 12 the three judges announced the ruling that statements by a suspect in an inquest are inadmissible if the suspect was under apparent arrest or aware of the charge. Chief Justice Mason led the decision, noting the evidence was not voluntary. The room remained hushed as the verdict surprised the defense and impacted the government's case. District Attorneys Knowlton and Moody returned to the stand to begin testimony after the ruling.
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New York
Court of Appeals
Pechout
of the People Vs. Mendon
New Bedford
Robinson
District Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Piper
Mr. Moody
Dickinson
Blodgett
Wisconsin
Moody
Norfolk County
Lizzie Borden
Massachusetts
Miss Borden
Knowlton
Mason
Commonwealth
Messrs
Mr. Borden
Mrs. Borden
Professor Wood
Testimony in New Bedford Details Borden Case Evidence
Dr. Albert Dedrick testified about postmortem findings at the Borden house on Aug 4 noting Mrs Borden colder stiffer and more coagulated blood suggesting she died first. Officer Joseph Hyde described Lizzie Borden and Miss Russell moving through the house and down to the cellar with a pail while Lizzie later returned to the wash room. Russell trembled and appeared nervous as she helped carry items and Lizzie set a lamp before descending with a pail.
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New Bedford
Albert C. Dedrick
Borden House
Borden
Miss Russell
Lizzie Borden
Thy
Lizzie
Robinson
Medical Examiner Dolan Testifies at Borden Case Examination
Dr. William A. Dolan described visiting the Borden house on the murder morning, noting blood spatter, body positions, and several hatchets. He detailed autopsy findings on Mr. and Mrs. Borden, the wounds, tissue samples, and medical procedures performed.
Night pushes belief Lizzie Borden is the fiend
Readers discuss the case naming Lizzie Borden as the suspected fiend, reflecting ongoing public speculation and interest in the infamous poisoning and trial.
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Lizzie Borden
Inquest Debate Over Admitting Evidence
The inquest debates whether to admit certain testimony as perjury allegations arise. The judge or counsel stresses that the evidence should be admitted if the decisions support its relevance and probative force.
Eyewitness Accounts Describe Yard Activity During Incident
The transcript notes a brief scene over the sink where a woman vanished from view. An officer recalls not seeing her do anything before she disappeared upstairs. Minnehan confirms presence in the yard but could not witness the events clearly. Ferguson stood in the yard and could observe the north windows if he looked down.
American Wringer Co Advertises Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co announces manufacturing wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers at 13 and 15 Broadway extension city. Repairs for all kinds of wringers and sweepers offered. Mail orders promptly attended tae.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Light running wheel and bargains on second-hand stock
Light strong running wheel marketed for durability. Our Ladies' Union No. 3 described as a beauty. Visit to view the wheel and other bargains. Easy terms available on second-hand wheels.
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Our
Ladies’ Union No. 3
Bicycle Speed Limits Need Enactment Says Local Club
A letter urges police power to enforce a seven mile per hour speed limit on avenues and at crossings to curb reckless riding. Signers denounce the notion that most cyclists are dangerous and highlight the healthy, harmless appeal of cycling. The Waltham Cycle Club has formed a competitive team and plans to appear in events soon.
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A. Bronson Cooper
A. E. Dennett
J. M. Savage
F. C. Garrett
G. Warren Hayward
Frank
M. Bertsch
George Ackerman
J. H. Hunter
L. B. Flint
George L. Marvin
W. H. Francis
E. J. Evans
O. A. Tarbox
Paul D. Chase
Charles W. Thompson
Fred L. Crocker
A. D. Peck
EF. B. Kimball
H. B. Wood
W.W.E. Swan
Joseph W. Swan
Ed C. Wade
A. K. Peck
J. A. McKibben
E. W. McGlewen
E. W. Harnden
Waltham Wheelmen Prominent Riders Highlight Team
The article profiles the Waltham bicycle team riders H W Robinson C G Williams A W Porter George F Taylor Harry Ogden and C W Bowles. It details Harry W Robinson a 25 year old rider weighing 130 pounds and his race debut May 30 1891 with rapid rise through inter club and cup events including notable finishes in 1892 and 1893.
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The
Walthams
H. W. Robinson
C. G. Williams
A. W. Porter
George F. Taylor
Harry Ogden
C. W. Bowles
Harry W. Robinson
Cambridgeport
Saugus
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Mr. Knowlton
Star Chamber
Dr. Dolan
Mr. Robinson
Andrew Borden
Fall River
Belfry
Mabel Young
United States
John V. Morse
Hyde
William A. Dolan
Adams
Dolan
Borden Girls
Oak Grove Cemetery
Pentecost
Supreme Court
Fobinson
Bay State
Commonwealth Vs. King
New England
Emery
Jacob Sharpe
Hitchcock
Mr Moody
King and Bradford
Mr. Jennings
Thomas Farrenkopf
Mount Sinai Hospital
Hood
Farrenkopf
Willett St. N. Y
Jordan, Marsh
Ferncliffe Bicycles
P. S
Ferncliffe
Williamson
Waltham
Waltham Races
Sidwell & Saben Cycle Co
Columbus Ay
Boston
A Isaacson &Co
Clothiers
Washington ST
Cornhill
P. D
Union Cycle Mfc. Co
Columbus
Uts
Jordan, Marsh & Cq
HM Cliffe
the Waltham Flyers
Waltham Cycle Club
Puritan Scoxcher
Morgan & Wright
Harry
Thomas
Organ & Wright
Iford
Sesson
Els
Carter
Oliver
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