Twenty Four Years In Death House Archibald Herron
The item recounts Archibald Herron, convicted of murdering Rev. Samuel B. D. Brickett, sentenced to death in 1908, delay and insanity proceedings, a reprieve, and his long confinement in the New Jersey death house. notes his eventual aging status and possible natural death. It also includes a short note on U S pay to the president and White House value.
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Archibald Herron
Samuel B. D. Brickett
Metuchen
N. J
James J. Bergen
Middlesex County
Justice Bergen
Herron
Hierron
Trenton
Valley of Death
U. S
United States
Treasury Department
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