State rests case in Gilligan trial at Middletown
In Middletown on June 18 the state rested its case against Amy Archer Gilligan, accused of murdering Franklin B. Andrews, an elderly home resident. Witnesses testified about Andrews death and arsenic traces found in organs. Dr. Wolff described the autopsy with arsenic in several organs. The defense planned to start its testimony the next day.
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Middletown
Amy T Archer Clilligan
Franklin RB. Andrews
Windsor
Andrews
Victor C. Vaughn
Med. School
University of Michigan
Pert. Ie
Thomas TP. Dgain
Connecticut
Arthur I. Wolff
Hartfad
Ernest A. Welles
Hadford
Whews
Demonstration Against German Peace Delegation Turns Violent
Paris reports a Monday evening protest against the German peace delegation turned violent as crowds hurled stones and bricks at German hosts near Noisy-le-Roi. Two French chauffeurs were injured while German delegates escaped. Authorities blame non spontaneous action and move to replace the Seine-et-Oise officials with apologies promised to Dr. Hantel von Haimhausen.
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Paris
Petit Parisien
Cowd
Ich
Occasons
Chesnay
Roquencourt
Bailly
Noisy-le-Roi
Versailles
Count von Brockdorff-Rantsay
Seine-et- Gise
Clemenceau
Boch
Hante! von Haimhausen
M. Oudailie
Seime-et-Oise
M Vidal
Brazil's President-elect Pessoa Rescued by U S Transport
On June 18 President-elect Pessoa of Brazil and his party were rescued at sea after the French liner Jeanne D Arc was disabled. They were transferred to the American transport Imperator 1,900 miles offshore and were bound for New York. The Mongolia towed the disabled cruiser toward the Azores for repairs. Pessoa sent a wireless message thanking President Wilson for the aid.
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Washington
Pessoa
Brazil
United States
Portugal
Navy Department
New York
Imperator
Brest
Mongolia
Sound
Trance
Azores
Moengela
Wilson
Dr. Pessoa
Paris
Bonded suspect faces theft charge in Lyford Bros. store case
Michael Chermsky of 1 Eshop wvenna was haled before Judge Lartett on a burglary count tied to the Lyford Bros. store on Last Main. He received a quirky sentence from the live court: a bottle of grape juice, a pack of pigliopaste soda, and a tablespoon of sugar must be earned back through good behavior.
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Lyford Bros
Michael Chermsky
Lartett
Cour
Hrhel Drake
Uve Cour
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Warner
Fairfield Avenue
Service
A. Frankel
E. Main ST
AU Rail
Hannan Supply CO
Barnum
Bammam
Stillman Pike Barnum
Main Street
Heres
O.bsiron
Richard Keeton & Bro. Electrical Contractors
Capitol Ave
Li Hung Chang
Goodyear Shoe
Goodyear Shoe Repairing Co
Winfield
Cannon Street
Barnam
Spapee Bechae
Gase
Gilligan
France
Caumps
Alvin O. Bieul
jJourdsley Parks
H. Aimon
Seaside Park
George M. Hames
Welcome Home Committee
Council
Tall
Ima
William V. Dee
BAYER
Aspirm
Raver
Ford
BOSCH
the Auto Service Co
John ST
Columbia
Columbia High
Victrolas and Grafonokas
Bridgeport
Conn
Thusday
Howland
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Cannon St
Sergei
Poplins
E. J. Rath
Big Horn
Chase
Adam
Jack London
America
Theodore Roosevelt
James Morgan
Roosevelt
Howland Dry Goods
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