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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1882

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Arsenic and drowning debated in Malley trial testimony

In New Haven the Malley trial heard Dr. Harris describe arsenic amounts in a young woman’s body and the drowning theory as the only reasonable cause of death. Experts testified on postmortem findings, absorption routes, and tides affecting a beach float before adjournment.

New Baveen Conn Malley Francis A. Harris Suffolk County Massachus Letts Jones Long Island Sound Mr. Jones Harris George R. Kelsey Jennie Cramer Wooster Beach New York Charles H. Smith Savin Boeck Boaman West Haven Kelsey’s Wharf Queen Street Dock Philadelphia Reese New Haven Savin Rock Malley Boys McManus McCarthy O’neill W. T. Parker Mt. Vernon Street United States Marshal Gallupe George Hopkins George Shepard Charles Fox Hopkins William Crooks Fantee Hallett Hele Chales K. Brooks North Mead Street Charlestown Neu Tralgia Clark Somervale Ruben P. Brown Ducley Sod Hampden Streets Michael Manning Greensailey South Boston South Boston Railroad Washington and Water Streets Arthur Sprough Clarence Crook Dana Kim Grafton Chicago Franklin Falls E. Crocker Hillsboro Bridge Concord Keene Cyrus W. Woodward John Proctor R. H. Porter Daniel Holbrook George Tilden George Frost Dover Thomas J. Burke George H.young J. Patterson Emery J. Randall Somersworth P. E. Potter Portsmouth New Hampshire Asylum

Poison sausage death and pork price shock in Keittery tale

The report notes a supposed poisoning linked to hog sausage eating causing Mrs. Martha P. Whitehead a widow of Saco to die. It also mentions a Monday incident in Kittery involving demands for funds from laborers and bosses, with beef priced at 35 cents per pound.

Bings Harriet N. Harris Lucy A. Patch Ellen B. Derby Mary Watts Woman’s Christian Association of Springfield Abel Haley Quincy Market Boston Garfield & Proctor Fitchburg Tova Green Chelmsford A. Waterman K. M. Barnard Marblehead Clifton A. Hemenway Jesse Tirrell Fort Point Channel Benjamin Montgomery George Dennis Gloucester State House Jom E. Sanford Taupton Thomas Russel Ellen €. Johnson William H. Orcutt William E Jewell Samuel W. McDaniels Cambridge Walter B. Smith Central Berkshire William N. Tyter Middlesex Wright & Potter Printing Company Executive Council John C. Rand Avery Rand Rand, Avery & Co Albert E Hiliparea al. Aiyone Viesidgul Bl. Dea Tex Gatherer Kittery Martha P. Whitehead Saco Smith College Northampton William Matthewson Pittsfield David Whittemore Worcester Haverhill 10Th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers J. B. Parsons Association Consider Fisher Adelaide Cape Cod Cedarville Fitz J. Babson Bubson

Hoop-snake as political metaphor draws crowd in debate

The New York Sun asks if a hoop-snake exists with reports from New York Connecticut and Dakota. It supposedly rolls toward its target biting when near. The remedy is to step aside from a straight path and drop a large stone on its head, smashing political rings where tail reaches mouth.

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